the parents and abc. according to the poll. thanks for watching everybody. i m megyn kelly, shepard smith takes over. the the news begins anew. he s serving three life sentences for the death of his pregnant wife and two daughters. box one, nearly 40 years after his conviction, a former army doctor has new evidence that proves he s innocent. jonathan hunt with late details. in box number two, the president s point man on policing wall street bonuses with a new tactic today. what the white house is trying to do to bailed out banks that gave out big-time bonuses. plus this. get off of me. i m not even get on the ground. shepard: a college student tacked thed by police after a classroom argument goes way out of the control. we ll speak with the student who shot this video coming up today. first, healthcare reform is in the books. and if you have any doubts about the excitement of the supporters, check out the scene at the signing ceremony this morning. [ chanting ]
when you guys talked about the logistics problems. you ve got 30 different data bases with regard to gathering of all this kind of intelligence information. and they are not all able to be synced up into one cohesive unit. can that be fixed? there are lots of data bases. each agency has its own investigations that are initiated over different things. fbi, cia, they are better integrated now. we have to look at both human training to train people to look for certain types of people, certain types of activities, and technology can help also by looking for key words that automatically push a report into a higher level so that someone can recognize it. this guy s been in yemen. this guy s been identified as a problem in britain. put those dots up electronically. even just thinking the logistics of this, it s one thing to analyze all the information, but if you don t have the technology to bring it all together and get all that information in one place, it s like a doctor not
and the people of bellingham stood with me every single step of the way. the parents of the young victims who were tragically lost this day came to washington, d.c., to testify. so did our bellingham mayor, mark sdmonson and carl weimer with the pipeline safety trust and that trust came into being thanks to the families of safe bellingham. so together with them and the great support of colleagues in the senate, senator mccain tock toa tremendous lead, and slade gordon and congress members, and many others, together we worked very hard and passed and president bush finally signed into law legislation in 2002 to give the office of pipeline safety the resources and the muscle it needed to keep americans safe. that law improved the training of pipeline personnel. it raised the penalty for safety violations. it invested in new technology badly needed to improve pipeline safety, it improves the inspection practices and, importantly, expanded authority to our states to conduct their