secretary jay johnson of homeland security claim that number will actually double next year and the obama administration now estimates the cost of feeding, housing, and transporting these children and nearly $2 billion to u.s. taxpayers. johnson testified before the house judiciary committee today and he was unable or unwilling to provide any concrete specific answers as to how our federal government plans to deal with this crisis. >> to describe this plan to this committee, please go ahead. >> sure. >> it's a couple of things, it's a work in progress and we are building on this. it's a growing problem and we need to take steps to address that. i'm open to additional that. when i go back to my office and going to have a meeting on this very subject area. lou: unbelievable. secretary johnson saying that he reached out for help and is looking to other government agencies as well to provide resources. a detailed plan of action to respond to the crisis is nonexistent. bob goodlatte press the secretary on the reported 36,000 illegal immigrants who were released last year. a group that includes

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today homeland security jay johnson said the idea is to create time in the election year and law makers take another stab at comprehepgz reform. the house calls it amnesty and it is dead on a arrival. and still house speaker boehner and eric cantor said there is willingness to pass reforms this year but need to be smaller and responsible. it is it a huge dispute. liberals said the president accelerated deportation and should dial them back. conservatives argue that the president admitted the numbers are some what misleading and enforce laws differently. the numbers are changed and what happened the administration is including in the numbers. people caught and returned immediately in the border. previous administrations never have done. that there is not a lot of time to sort it out. the house takes next week off. and july another week off. and jon, you know this, rarely does the house work three days a week and take the entire month of august off. if anything passes this year, it is not likely to occur until after the november elections. and all of the politicians here know that most le

it's exactly what we saw on thursday, when jay johnson testified. tough questions, aggressive questioning from the republican congressman, starting with a mass release called 36,000 detainees who have been convicted, in some cases of violent crimes. why they were released. the secretary did not have a lot of clarification on that. looking into this question himself, looking, saying he was looking for more information. but the department issued a release on this, saying as many as three-quarters of these folks who had been released were released on court orders on the decision of judges, that they could not have been held, they had served their sentences and holding, detaining them would have been a violation of civil rights. questions vouched this. one the big immigration issues, one report on here is the question of upaccompanied minors, a wave, a surge of unaccompanied minors making their way through mexico, attempting a dangerous crossing into the u.s. the number expected to hit 60,000, doubling next year to more than 120,000, up from 6,000 in 20

why promise the release of jay johnson's review in june just to go back on that. from a strategy perspective, i don't understand that thinking. >> i think to a certain degree it reflect ace bit of a raw headed thinking in washington about the makeup of the dreamer community. i don't think they understand that for the dreamers and for the families afengted by this, they're not like any other sort of normal democratic or republican constituency where you can string them along and give them something at the end of the day. once you're deported you're deported and you can't get back and it's difficult to get reunited with your family and the dreamers have shown over and over again they don't respond very well to this sort of traditional kinds of politic that can go o'with a lot of the other constituencies like labor, environmentalists and i think that's what you're seeing right if now. >> there was an incredibly disstiving piece in "the new york times" talking about how folks detained in america immigration were being used as indentured servants and in some cases, alm

jay johnson is reviewing immigration policy. but how much the white house can do to ameliorate the fact that two million people have been deported under this president. two-thirds of those people, according to "the new york times" -- two-thirds of those depour tagsz involved minor infractions or no crime at all. >> what we're talking about is basically 1,000 people being deported every single day in this country. folks being torn away either from their parents or from their children. and as we look towards mother's day, this is something you're going see across the country, real action. you're seeing a lot of asian, latino and their allies registering voters by the droves this weekend as a reminder that what we're talking about is really tearing up families. when we see what else can the administration do, one set of objectives that is right now before jay johnson is looking at the idea of having individuals that are right now in the judicial system, in the detention system, have them the opportunity to have their time in court.

we're expecting to hear something from jay johnson from homeland security pretty soon. >> first, i'm glad that the director of homeland security jay johnson is undertaking review of the deportations, that many of us have been asking for, for some time. so that's a very positive step. i think what you'll see from him is a short-term solution, and then later on a long-term exclusion on deportations. i think you'll see some of the deportations curbed and more families being able to stay together. but all of that is just a bridge measure. ultimately the congress has got to pass comprehensive immigration reform, and republicans have got to allow a vote on it. it would pass if they did. and it's clear that the majority of americans, overwhelming majority want this to pass. >> congressman, do you think that the republicans are blocking you on this, because they now realize after the midterms that it would give a leg up to democratic candidates, if the administration and congress achieved something on immigration, this close to the midterm elections? >> oh, i think as this, with many other i

so i point out that today the secretary of homeland security, jay johnson, testified tpwhever judiciary committee, he was speaking specifically of secure communities. the act that allows fingerprints to be transferred back and forth between homeland security, f.b.i. he said even with the secure communities issue he said quote we have mayors and governors pursuing laws that limit the effectiveness of security communities, close quote. this address security communities in this way and addresses sanctuaries policy which the secure communities policy according to secretary jay johnson is a very worthy one, close quote. so this supports at least the tone of the message delivered today in judiciary committee and supports what this congress has done multiple times in the past. i urge the adoption of my amendment and reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time does anyone seek time in opposition? the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. fattah: i rise in opposition. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. fattah: i won't take five m

. >> jay johnson came out in the grow your own business challenge in omaha, nebraska. 63,000 teams made up of kids from ages 8 to 15 entered. >> ten reached finals getting a chance to meet buffet. in the end johnson impressed the ora cell of omaha the most with his company bow up, it makes customizable bow ties. >> i can put it into web site development. that is where sales come from. >> i'm impressed. they're wonders they'll continue to be wonders in their lives. >> buffet says he created this challenge to share his values >> another kid doing phenomenal stuff. spencer at that age just doing hula hoop. >> playing baseball and reading encyclopedia. go figure. >> exciting. >> yes. i had an exciting childhood. taking a look at our camera, showing clouds in level levels of the light showers that are tapering off now. warm, dry across the states. from california side into nevada area, most of the area will be sunny and warm tomorrow. some areas of fog linger at the coast tomorrow low 80s inland. and a spectacular memorial day weekend is coming our way. we'll have more for you right there. >

jay johnson is expected to be grilled on immigration enforcement when he testifies later this morning before the house judiciary committee. earlier this week the white house put off any new unilateral actions to halt deportation. >> the weather is much different yesterday than it was on tuesday. i am hearing more flooding is expected today. >> a lot cooler here as well. >> we had the front bringing in the cooler temperatures. good to see you. hello everybody. across parts of the gulf coast we have a large upper-level low. this has been an extremely slow mover across parts of the south. yesterday's flooding reported across louisiana. parts of minnesota, also into alabama. this will continue over the next several days. we have a number of flash flood watches into luis you over parts of the panhandle. the heavy rain will move eastward, parts of florida would be seeing rain as well, too. that will be a concern for flooding out across those states. otherwise take a look at the high temperatures across the center of the country. in rapid city you are looking at high temperature of 90. upper

secretary jay johnson of homeland security claim that number will actually double next year and the obama administration now estimates the cost of feeding, housing, and transporting these children and nearly $2 billion to u.s. taxpayers. johnson testified before the house judiciary committee today and he was unable or unwilling to

secretary jay johnson of homeland security claim that number will actually double next year and the obama administration now estimates the cost of feeding, housing, and transporting these children and nearly $2 billion to u.s. taxpayers. johnson testified before the house judiciary committee today and he was unable or unwilling to

and jay johnson will visit that area tomorrow. >> one person killed when trained smashes in a van. our top story as crow go across america. indiana, the collision happen in a railroad crossing. a man drove it around the gates in the path of the speeding train and he died at the scene. >> california. thieves use an electric stun gun and chase an armored guard. the guard suffered minor injuries. thieves may have targeted other armorred guards. >> there is a risk but they are trained and unfortunately it happens time to time. >> the officers found the cash bag but the suspects are on the run. >> in new york. a concrete wall collapses and crushed three parked cars. no one was hurt. the cause of the collapse is being investigated. california, here is something you don't see every day. a university researcher putting id bands on fourical conchicks high atop san jose city hall. >> the city is now having a naming contest for the little birds. >> people with disabilities often face a struggle getting around their own home. volunteers are hoping to change that and brake down barriers with th

jay johnson was looking into ways to let the immigrants stay in the country. now the administration says it wants to focus on pushing immigration reform in congress. >>> the v.a. is refusing to confirm three top officials at a house hearing. lawmakers want to ask them about an alleged cover up at a v.a. hospital in phoenix where dozens died was of excessive treat mtd delays. if they do not appear tonight, republicans are threatening to subpoena them. >>> time for a look at stocks around the world. in the u.s., stocks have a higher open. here is where stocks are this year. they are higher. look at the s&p 500. record high yesterday. the 12th of the year. the dow closing in on its record. corporate profits are driving profits now. ceos, whose pay is tied to how well their stock does. the wall street journal out with the list of pay. larry ellison takes the top spot. ceo pay up 5% from last year. median pay, $11.4 million. don't spend it all in one place, john berman. it's 225 times the median household in america. down to $51,000 in 2012. the first and last numb

homeland secretary jay johnson was looking at ways to let them stay in the country. now, they want to push immigration reform in congress. >>> the v.a. is refusing to confirm whether three top officials will show up in a hearing. they want to ask them about an alleged cover up where they died. if the v.a. officials do not appear before the committee, republicans are threatening to subpoena them. >>> stocks are higher after this blockbuster day on wall street. here is where we are year to date. the s&p hitting the 12th record of the year. the dow closing in on its record. corporate profits driving stocks. the biggest beneficiaries, ceos. the wall street journal out with the annual list of ceo pay. oracle's larry ellison taking the top spot. les moonves was second. $1.4 million is the average. the median household is $51,000 in 2012. i love to put that first number and third number on the same screen. it is a tale of two different jobs. the guy at the top and the rest of us. >> we have been discussing this. i submit, i am the boss of nothing. >> you are the boss of you

and he actually was stepped aside just recently after the secretary jay johnson called on him to step aside. >> he was under investigation himself and hee j? >> that's exactly right. it seems what we have found is that the allegations against him langished at this group, the council for inspectors general for integrity and efficiency. that's the wash dog of the watchdog. we found it is actually pretty broken. we have sources telling us that the system doesn't work that these complaints against him languished for years and years. especially. >> can think of anything more sick. >> watchdog in every single agency that at least in one agency we know that at least the one instance very helping his pals. that watchdog. then you have got for whatever reason, we now need to have watchdogs. we have a watchdog organization looking over the watchdog. the watchdog organization this watchdog looked other way because they didn't want -- i don't know why, they didn't do their job. why even have these watchdogs? >> that's why when you are the president and jay carney say the inspector general for the

and he actually was stepped aside just recently after the secretary jay johnson called on him to step aside. >> he was under investigation himself and he remained on the job, right? >> that's exactly right. it seems what we have found is that the allegations against him langished at this group, the council for inspectors general for integrity and efficiency. that's the wash dog of the watchdog. we found it is actually pretty broken. we have sources telling us that the system doesn't work that these complaints against him languished for years and years. especially. >> can think of anything more sick. >> watchdog in every single agency that at least in one agency we know that at least the one instance very helping his pals. that watchdog. then you have got for whatever reason, we now need to have watchdogs. we have a watchdog organization looking over the watchdog. the watchdog organization this watchdog looked other way because they didn't want -- i don't know why, they didn't do their job. why even have these watchdogs? >> that's why when you are the president and jay carney say the i

with immigration reform stalled in congress for so many years and that is what we saw thursday when jay johnson testified before the house judiciary committee, very aggressive questions from republican canningmen starting with the mass release, they're calling, 36,000 detainees who have been convicted in some cases of violent crimes. why they were reds, the secretary did not have a lot of clarification on that. looking into this question himself, saying that he was looking for more information, the department did issue a release on this, saying that as may be three quarters of these folks released were released on court orders, the decisions of judges, that they'd served their criminal sentences and holding them longer would have been a violation of their civil rights. again, the question still surrounding this, one of the other big immigration. >>, we've reported on here is the question of unaccompanied minors, this wave, surge of un accompanied minor's making their way through central america and entering the dangerous border crossing into the u.s. 60,000 minors, expected to double ag

i was heartened to say jay johnson is doing that review now so i'm expecting the president in this administration, pretty soon will take action because congress is note doing its job. and really, alex, not only not doing its job on immigration but it's not doing its job on a lot of things and the american public dunltd want a bunch of politicians in washington who sit around and collect a paycheck. >> and indeed they do not. my last question, are you prepared to have people confuse you with the new secretary of housing and urban development. >> i'm hoping they'll call him congressman. when i was in loan? , ten times a day they called me mayor so i hope he gets that here in washington. >> i love it! freaky sfrid. congressman, thank you and congratulations. >> thank you. . >>> just ahead, by now you've heard about the two coke brothers. charles and david. does there's other brothers, frederick and bill. journalist and author, daniel schulman discusses the family cocaine next. -- the family coke next. when it comes to good nutrition...i'm no expert. that would be my daughter -- hi dad. she's a dieti

a couple of months ago president obama asked jay johnson, the second of homeland security to look into deportation policy, to see if there were avenues to implement a more humane deportation policy. since then we've been waiting for the results of that review. so could biden's line at the commencement address have actually been a knee-jerk reaction of what's to come? is he getting ahead of history again? today is cinco de mayo and biden used it to call for comprehensive immigration reform and talk about just how significant passing the bill into law would be. >> i think the gigantic thing, i think when we pass this bill, when we pass immigration reform, it is going to have profound foreign policy impact. not only in mexico, but throughout the entire hemisphere, because we'll be saying, hey, all these folks we treat with respect, view them as citizens, and they are as competent and capable and welcome as anybody else. >> and biden wasn't the only member of the administration using cinco de mayo to push for immigration reform. >> the majority of americans agree with me on this. it's time

dhs secretary jay johnson taking heat today, as well, on capitol hill. >> isn't it true that i.c.e. attorneys decide whether to offer bond and set the amount of the bond? isn't it also true that the dhs could've detained most of these criminal aliens but simply chose not to? >> i look at the same list you've seen, and i've seen some pretty serious criminal convictions on those -- on that list including homicide and other things. and so i want a deeper understanding of this issue myself to make sure we're doing everything we should be doing. >> here to weigh in, fox news contributor and former bill clinton pollster and democratic strategist bernard whitman. a lot of heat going on capitol hill. from the v.a. situation now to immigration. with that many people potentially released, bernard, who have convictions like murder and rape, is that okay what he just said? he's in charge of the department. he's going to continue to look into it? is that okay? >> well, i mean, here's my position on deportations. i think anybody convicted of a violent crime like murder, sexual assault, rape and t

of course, as you mentioned, the republicans came at homeland security secretary jay johnson pretty hard this morning on a range of issues, not just this release of prisoners convicted of various crimes including homicide. 36,000, dhs and ice, the immigrations and customs enforcement agency saying they were released on court orders, following the law despite the fact that some were convicted of violent crimes such as homicide and rape. there are reports that others have gone on to commit other crimes. but what it comes down to is that immigration reform has been stalled in congress for eons it seems now. so any time any issue comes up, there is going to be this kind of partisan heat like we saw today. tony? >> paul, you know, there is also concern about unaccompanied minors crossing the border. how widespread is this? >> this is a huge issue, a tidal wave of unaccompanied alien children, they are called, uacs coming from central america from really one of the most violent regions in the world. we don't hear about it too much in the u.s. since our focus has shifted so much toward the midd

a couple of months ago president obama asked jay johnson, the second of homeland security to look into deportation policy, to see if there were avenues to implement a more humane deportation policy. since then we've been waiting for the results of that review. so could biden's line at the commencement address have actually been a knee-jerk preview of what's ito come? is he getting ahead of history again? today is cinco de mayo and biden used it to call for comprehensive immigration reform and talk about just how significant passing the bill into law would be. >> i think the gigantic thing, i think when we pass this bill, when we pass immigration reform, it is going to have profound foreign policy impact. not only in mexico, but throughout the entire hemisphere, because we'll be saying, hey, all these folks we treat with respect, view them as citizens, and they are as competent and capable and welcome as anybody else. >> and biden wasn't the only member of the administration using cinco de mayo to push for immigration reform. >> the majority of americans agree with me on this. it's time

he is directing homeland security chief jay johnson to delay releasing a review of u.s. deportation policies until the end of summer to avoid angering house republicans. there's narrow window in june and july where the white house believes congress could act before the focus then turns to the november mid-terms. >>> 12 minutes after the hour. you want to know what your weather is going to be like today. you're getting dressed right now. indra petersons is the one to tell you. >> texas and louisiana, i'm going to say yes, a lot of severe weather is already out there. check out all the lightning, even severe thunderstorm warnings around galveston, texas. this is a story. they've been seeing so much rain since last saturday. five, six inches of rain. houston, over five inches of rain. it hasn't stopped yet. we're still talking about very slow-moving low hanging around. even the flooding potential around louisiana and mississippi. think about the rain i just showed you. add all of this on top of it. another four of six inches of rain possible. threat of severe weather out to

johnson. >> we are here this afternoon with sheriffs and police chiefs from virtually every part of the country in support of comprehensive immigration reform and we thank you all very much for the work that you have done. i have been part of president barack obama's administration often on from the very beginning and i know his views on supporting law enforcement. my best day of as a public servant was may 1,, 2001, the da we found osama bin laden and my second essay was the following week when the president returned to new york city after we got osama bin laden and i was privileged to be with them. our first stop only dutch manhattan was a firehouse and our second was a rethink of the nypd -- increasing of the nypd in honoring those who died on 9/11. i know the president and his policies and i know that he is a great friend to law enforcement and the organization represented in this room. please welcome with me my boss, the president of the united states. [applause] [applause] >> thank you, everyone. [applause] >> thank you. some of you have had a chance to get to know working on

of course secretary jay johnson called the governor and i talked to him that same day. he is trying to come in the next few days to arkansas. i hope he is able to make it. craig fugate, and we appreciate the resources that fema brings and their attention to our state. one of the things that we recognize is the work is just beginning. i see my colleague from louisiana. i don't know if anyone better in this chamber understands than louisiana about recovering from a widespread disaster, but nonetheless, also, madam president, i want to just thank and acknowledge the thousands and thousands of arrest san cans who made a difference -- of arkansans who made a difference. one of the underappreciated groups i want to mention, they probably don't get enough notoriety, and this sounds kind of silly, but the tv weather people. as soon as the storms were in the area, they broke from the normal broadcasting, they went wall-to-wall coverage. i talked to so many folks in mayflower and those areas where they said hey, we watched it on tv, we could see exactly where that storm was and t

he wrote a letter to the secretary of homeland security, the new sect -- the new secretary, jay johnson and he said i received disturbing emails regarding the admitance of individuals into the united states with poning ties to terrorism. and ay, 2012 chain email u.s. customs and border protection surrounds the question of whether to admit someone who had scheduled an upcoming flight into the united states allegedly the individual was a member of the muslim brotherhood and a close associate of a supporter of quote, hamas, hezbollah and palestinian islamic jihad, unquote. the individual had been in secondary inspection, quote, several dozen times the several years and had not a secondary inspection since 2010. one of the responses to the initial email states, quote, the c.b.p. watch commander advised that the subject had sued c.b.p. twice in the past and he's one of the several hands-off passengers nationwide. apparently his records were removed in december of 2010 and the d.h.s. secretary was involved in the matter, unquote. the email continues. i'm puzzled how someone could be a member

lawmakers grilled secretary jay johnson over a recent report that showed 36,000 undocumented immigrants convicted of crimes were released last year. house republicans say that jeopardized public safety. the secretary is vowing to review those releases. >> i look at same list you've seen and i've seen some pretty serious criminal convictions on that list, including homicide and other things. so i want to deeper understanding of this issue myself to make sure we're doing everything we should be doing to insure public safety in this process. >> jonathan also said many of the releases of undocumented immigrants were directed by an immigration judge or prompted by other legal requirements. >> some are saying the shift in foreign policy laid out by president obama at west point doesn't mean the war with al qaeda is over. while the troops are pulling out of afghanistan, the front line seems to be shifting to the middle east and africa. the u.s. wants local forces in those countries to battle the extremists, the president saying the u.s. would provide equipment to help. good morning. >> good mo

a border patrol station in mcallen, texas, during a visit last sunday, homeland security secretary jay johnson on monday declared, quote, a level 4 condition of readiness, unquote, in the rio grande valley. the alert was an official recognition that federal agencies overseeing borders, immigration enforcement and child weafer had been outstripped by a sudden increase in unaccompanied minors in recent weeks. mr. speaker, let me injecked here, when i talked about the fact din inject here, when i talked -- let me inject here, when i talked about the fact that when legal status and amnesty has been talked about here in washington it becomes a magnet and draws people in, and for all the children drawn in illegally, you know that some slavery.d into sex human trafficking becomes an even bigger business. and reporters say, gee, what makes you think they're coming in greater numbers? just because people are talking about amnesty here in the united states congress, the proof is there for anyone who has eyes to see and ears to hear. this "new york times" article goes on, on sunday, department of

johnson, the secretary's looking at how he can soften the divide on deportation. the president has got an lot of criticism from the immigrant advocacy associations over the number of we do port additions. so -- deportations. so they're trying to decide whether to make this a wholesale executive action that limits the number of deportations. it's not where they want to go because that would destroy any deal they could get with republicans. so, the fixes might be more on the margins. even if congress doesn't act, even if boehner doesn't act by august, think what you'll see from the administration will be some tweaks but nothing that is a wholesale change in immigration. >> show our viewers what the president had to say about this recently. he was at a law enforcement briefing on immigration and here's what he said about the issue right now and the prospects of it moving in congress. >> public opinion is on our side on this. unfortunately, we have a handful of house republicans ruth now who are blocking -- right now who are blocking letting legislation get to the flo

times reports that secretary jay johnson is expected to recommend key changes to secure communities a controversial program where immigration violators are identified by local police, then placed alongside violent criminals on the priority list for deportation. johnson is expected to meet next month with house democrats on that issue. but can anything get done on a broader immigration bill this year? last week the president arguing at a series of campaign fund-raisers that if democrats do not hold the senate and make gains in the house, immigration reform may not happen. now, at the entrance to the indy 500 on sunday, a pro-immigration group of law enforcement, faith leaders and business owners ran this ad aimed at getting house republicans to act. >> america is a nation of laws, but it is also a nation of immigrants. we need to solve this challenge now. >> and immigration advocates like jorge ramos are pressing house speaker john boehner to bring a bill to the floor. >> why are you blocking immigration we reform? >> me? blocking? >> yes. you could bring it to a vote and you haven't.

edwin incar nashopen, the solo shot. 1-0 jays. bottom five. jim johnson on the mound. bautista singles, here comes reyes from second, and he is gunned down. 2 or toronto. a's are slept. >> the pga tour, fine round of the crown plaza invitational in fort worth. jason dufner needed this bird to get in playoff we adam scott. got it. scott, mr. clutch. drains the birdie on the second playoff hole. putting pressure on dufner, who makes his short birdie, sudden death continues. scott drains another birdie on the third playoff hole, winning the colonial, first win as the top player in the world. >>> seniorpack championship in michigan. 64-year-old tom watson almost shot his age. collin montgomerie, first win on the tour as major and first official win in the ute. >>> tennis. french open. the serena williams easily advances in her first round match. defeating the french native in three sets. venus also advanced. for the men, ronalder roger federer facing she slovacan and he had no problem moving on. roger is on to the second round with a straight set victory. i'm back. nba and

edwin incar nashopen, the solo shot. 1-0 jays. bottom five. jim johnson on the mound. bautista singles, here comes reyes from second, and he is gunned down. 2 or toronto. a's are slept. >> the pga tour, fine round of the crown plaza invitational in fort worth. jason dufner needed this bird to get in playoff we adam scott. got it. scott, mr. clutch. drains the birdie on the second playoff hole. putting pressure on dufner, who makes his short birdie, sudden death continues. scott drains another birdie on the third playoff hole, winning the colonial, first win as the top player in the world. >>> seniorpack championship in michigan. 64-year-old tom watson almost shot his age. collin montgomerie, first win on the tour as major and first official win in the ute. >>> tennis. french open. the serena williams easily advances in her first round match. defeating the french native in three sets. venus also advanced. for the men, ronalder roger federer facing she slovacan and he had no problem moving on. roger is on to the second round with a straight set victory. i'm back. nba and

johnson. with that x number pledged to recognize the ranking member of the committee, the gentleman from michigan, mr. conyers, for his opening statement. >> thank you, chairman goodlatte, and members of the committee. we all join in welcoming you, secretary johnson, to the house judiciary committee. as secretary and long before you had a distinguished career, both in public service and in the private sector, but the thing that i like most about it is that you're a morehouse college graduate, and that has a special resonance for many in the congress and in our community. before your appointment to the department of homeland security, secretary johnson served as general counsel of the department of defense where he oversaw many critical reforms, including ending the discriminatory policy "don't ask, don't tell." given this background i can think of no person better equipped to lead the department of homeland security and to carry out the president's directive to review our immigration policies

secretary jay johnson called the governor and i talked to him that same day and he came in -- excuse me, he is trying to come in and the director of fema came in the next day and we appreciate him and the attention and resources they bring. the work is just beginning. i see my colleague from louisiana, i don't know if any state understands better about recovering from a widespread disaster. i want to thank and knowledge the thousands of arkansans who made a different. i want to mention one group and that is the tv weather people. as soon as the storms were in the area and they went wall to wall coverage and i talk today so many folks in mayflower and other areas where they said we watch on tv and we can see exactly what saved us. we knew what was coming. the sirens were going and i was at a dinner in little rock. we heard the sirens, radio weather and we turned on the television and watched it like everyone else. the department of management have been good and adem has been fun phenomenal. we have a system called rocode d and that worked well. we had first responders that rolled in i

. >>> homeland security chief jay johnson facing tough immigration questions at a house judiciary oversight hearing today. it's happening after the white house asked johnson to delay his deportation policy review in order to keep hope alive on immigration reform. >>> and at number five, cnn learned as many as five groups are bidding to buy the l.a. clippers with offers as high as $2 billion. nba owners will vote on june 3rd to decide whether to terminate donald sterling's ownership after the racist remarks. >>> so the family of the santa barbara shooter, they're not even mentioning his name anymore, this after years of trying to manage their son's mental illness. the killer's family is racked with guilt and the inevitable question. i sat down with a close friend, simon astair. >> the mother got the call at 9:15 to say have you received an e-mail from elliot. she opens up the document and the manifesto is there and she reads the first four lines, and she immediately goes to youtube because she realizes something is very wrong here. there is a video there entitled "retribution." she watches,

recent interview homeland security secretary jay johnson suggested that changes are coming to the deportation program. >> the program has become very controversial. and i told a group of sheriffs and chiefs that i met with a couple days ago that we needed a fresh start. >> could that happen? >> i believe it will and it should. >> some the expected changes include a deemphasis on enforcement against illegals with only minor offenses. >>> how did two planes packed with people nearly clyde over hawaii in the faa is investigating this morning the april 25th incident involving the united airlines flight and while traveling at 33,000 feet the united flight collision system went off and quick-thinking pilot dropped the plane 600 feet in 60 seconds narrowly avoiding a head on collision. just 800 feet separated the two planes. and banned from the prom over senior skip day? parents and students at a lawrence, massachusetts high school outraged after seniors who skipped are told they can't go to their own prom. the school's dean allowing younger classes to attend using the thousands of dollars seniors r

johnson's review of deportation policy. therefore for the next several months the deportations will continue at a rate of 1,100 a day. moms with u.s. citizen children, women with 25 years in this country, and who have committed no crime will get no relief in the short run. i talked extensively with secretary johnson and had no illusions that a major policy announcement was in the work. rather there are enforcement adjustments that can be made now for the thousands of deportations doing more harm than good. i'm deeply disappointed the president chose to delay any action and i know many of us who have been fighting against the deportation that is needlessly break up families and leave communities living in fear are also disappointed. as i heard the stories of constituents of the majority leader who are facing their own deportation or deportation of a loved one, i realize that it would be harder to save them in the coming weeks and months without some kind of policy adjustments revealed by the secretary's review. while the rep

bottom of the fifth, jim johnson. first batter he faces, yes, blue jays get two more runs. they go onto win shlgts 3-1 is your final. take a close look at this video. the 98th running of indy 500. three lap toss go, passes to regain the lead. both driving like daredevils out there. his girlfriend can't believe it. goes onto win the indy 500 by .06 of a second. congrats to him. >> final round of the crown. they go to a sudden death playoff after tieing the first two playoff holes. second shot on the par 4, drops it right on the green. then, for the birdie and his 11th fga tour win, scott sinks the putt. the invitational is his. first player to win all four texas pga tour events. before we get out of here, conrad gregor gave his dad an early father's day gift as the astro's prospect launched his 5áááu'. are you kidding me? the son hits the home run ball and dad is right there at the right place at the right time. that's the only time i've ever done a story like that. i don't think i can ever top that story right there. >> that is very, very fun. >> sure, you've got it. unb

>> my winner is senator ron johnson who responded to jay rockefeller's baseless charges that opponents of obamacare are racist not with outburst which i would have done but with dignity and telling the story he so often told on the campaign trail in 2010 about his daughter and how she benefited from healthcare system as we know it. i thought it was a classy response and he deserves a ton of credit for doing it my loser is clayton kelly, the tea party activist who filmed rose cochran, the wife of senatorred that cochran in her nursing gnome mississippi. you can't let politics come before humanity. >> >> my winner is julio, entering the national stage and likely to be a democratic candidate in the national level in the future. my loser chris mcdaniel, in fact, that mississippi state senator whose campaign has been thrown into question because of these blogger accusations. >> charles? >> winner is general c.c. in egypt. there is an election coming up he is going to win and he will be the president probably dictate for life, which is the way it works in egypt. loser, the myth of the republ

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i thought magic johnson was a classy guy or i knew about jay z and beyonce. you guys are ticked off at me about everything. >> if it's weed that they used, what they are going to, hey, man, throw me the ball here. >> is that a good idea? >> what. >> i don't know, i don't think feel like slowing down the pace of football. >> if you smoke a lot of weed -- >> stop testing for everything is my point. if -- what about steroids, i think it's a little suspect. >> let's good to the resident expert on weed from her home state, dana perino. what do you think? >> all i got to say is smoke em if you got em. >> you are a little drug addict, aren't you? >> you have a family entrepreneur. go to jamie perino's shop in denver, 16th street mall. >> i honestly don't know how -- given the strength of these drugs, how throoets can athletes can do this and play, i don't know when they do it, if you are going to raise the thc threshold, you got to raise the threshold for dumb things you say as well because they go hand in hand, when you are high you say stupid things and right now

bond bearers, internet stream errors, jay-z? chipotle,co-ceos of getting voted down on executive pay. times the person assembling burritos, that does not seem right. >> it is nonbinding. >> 10 year yield, 2.4947%. >> your vote is on the bond bearers. treat us. @bsurveillance. news starting with general electric. trying to save the deal with alstom and sending the head of its power division ii paris. ge has offers $17 billion to buy alstom's energy business. the french government issued a decree that gives it the power to block the deal. >> very french. the $10about to join billion club. in talks for financing that would give it a valuation of more than $10 billion. 5ber provides rides in 11 cities around the world. pinterest has raised financing writing at $5 billion. it is a service that is not generating significant sales. this week it again a program aimed at attracting ads. s> steven davidoff, deal professor at "the new york times" and ohio state university. in law, business, we have been talking alibaba, jcpenney. war."ok,

did, you are playing the race card, not us. >> and jay rockefeller, of course, stepping down. there's an open seat that republicans are now favored to pick up. dan balls v., have a good and meaningful weekend. >> thank you. >>> don sterling, remember him? you may remember him for his racist rant and, i did it but only for the sex. >>> and in pop culture, he's the guy spider man, the incredible hulk and iron man all call dad. stan lee talks to "the lead" about how his comic books have exploded into million dollar movies. crestor lowered bad cholesterol in it's a fact. high-risk patients more than lipitor. bad cholesterol... you're going down! yeah! lowering cholesterol is a big deal, especially if you have high cholesterol plus any of these risk factors, because you could be at increased risk for plaque buildup in your arteries over time. so, when diet and exercise aren't enough to lower cholesterol, adding crestor can help. i'm down with crestor! crestor is not right for everyone, like people with liver disease or women who are nursing, pregnant, or may become pregnant. tell y

jim johnson in to get out of a bases loaded jam. first batter he faced was batista, singled to left and boy the blue jays were up 2-0. they continue to roll, eighth thg, a's down 3-0, josh donaldson said is, i will put my mark on the game. top of the ninth, two out, john jaso, pinch hitting. deep fly ball to right, but bautista is there for the final out. blue jays win 3-1, and oakland a's have lost four consecutive games. terry and diane, we have a new champion, hunter ray, second closest race in indy 500 history. >> henry stay around you will like this one too. keep watching. it's a trio of friends you have to see to believe. lions and tigers and bears, and you are not going to say it? >> i'm not going to say it. >> okay. >> oh, my. one of the rarer sights that you are see in the an ma kingdom. that is baloo the bear, leo the lion and sheer-khan the tiger, known as blt, all three were rescued from an atlanta's drug dealer's basement a few years ago, and they were adorable. >> you are pushing in he and i'm pushing you back. bad sha

. >> senator al franken with cory johnson. what impact will this have on the companies creating the content? we will hear what disney cfo jay rasulo has to say on "the best of bloomberg west." ♪ >> welcome back to "the best of bloomberg west." i am emily chang. there but a wave of new deals in the tv industry. think comcast and time warner cable. how will all these deals affect the companies that provide the content like disney? our senior west coast correspondent jon erlichman spoke with jay rasulo at the cfo conference. take a listen. >> whether it is that merger that may happen or the comcast and time warner cable merger, it is no surprise that there is consolidation in that cable space. we have strong relationships with all of those companies that are involved in those mergers. like everyone else, we are in the process of analyzing and trying to understand how that will affect the ecosystem down the road. we don't have anything strong that we want to say. we want to look at the implications to us. it is very early days f

wait until you hear what he says about magic johnson. donald sterling. the exclusive and explosive interview. also this hour, is that beyonce's little sister beating up on jay z while beyonce just stands by and watches? something is definitely going down in this elevator. plus, this hour, we have brand-new pictures of that family as they emerge from that elevator. and let me just tell you jay ze z's faye may just say it all. speaking of down, down deep. divers descend on a shipwreck off haiti that could be one of the biggest finds of all time. have they discovered the ship that discovered america? hello, everyone. i'm ashleigh banfield. it is tuesday, may 13th. if donald sterling thought he could take some of the heat off by talking to the world at length about his innermost thoughts and feelings, he was almost certainly wrong. in the hour ahead, i want you to hear some of the most memorable pieces of the interview with the embattled owner of the los angeles clippers. contrite, confused, certainly contradicto contradictory. have a look at this rant about