reporter: how does it help in the healing process? well, it s there. it tells you that this is it. this is what you have. this is what happened. like i said for the people who lost lives, those are the people i my heart just bleeds for them. to go in there and see you lost material items, it s one thing, but to know that family members were lost, you can t place any kind of remorse in the scale that they might be feeling right now. reporter: the pellegrinis and other people who live within the blast zones will be allowed one more visit before a hazmat crew cleans up the area. then it will be time to rebuild. it s reality now, you know. reporter: in san bruno, bob redell, nbc bay area news. nearly a week after the explosion and fire that leveled much of the neighborhood, the governor arrived to see the damage firsthand. arnold schwarzenegger returned from a week-long trip to asia and made san bruno his first stop after he got off the plane. some critics have ques
the california high school patrol says there s no evidence that sikes was dishonest when he called 911. jamie: all right, and in other news right now, you can find a cell phone application for just about anything. apparently, even if you want to cross our border illegally. this application directs immigrants to water, landmarks, even tell you where the border patrol checks points are and in case your journey is long, it plays poetry to pass the time. i m not making this up, it s not sci-fi, it s really happening and it s being developed with your tax dollars. joining me now, janet gephardt, director of national security policy for immigration studies. thanks very much for being with us. thanks so much for having me. jamie: i didn t make it up and i m not being sarcastic, it really happened at a california university. it gives them all the information they need to get in
california very close to the border in san diego, says it s part of free expression. is there any legitimate execution of this that helps in border security in fairness? in terms of border security, i think if this would have turned over and made a law enforcement sensitive application made available to border patrol to do their job better. jamie: so just on one side yes. jamie: very good point. flip the application, yes icht thank you so much, janet. thank you. jamie: very interesting topic and good to talk to you. thank you. jamie: now people know a little of where their tax dollars are going, thank you. kelly: do they or don t they, the big question in washington as democrats tally up whether they have the votes to push through a health care overhaul. a democratic councilmember joins us next on what they ll do to get it done. jamie: plus, a break in this brazen heist, it was caught on tape. a team of robbers storm a pack of poker tournament and make off with t
the auto parts maker and johnson controls makes controls and they ll do all right. thank you for joining us have a great weekend. see you soon. home fwroen grown terror. first, there was jihad jane and some are calling this woman jihad jamie, another american woman arrested in connection with an alleged terror plot. jump ball, that s what one fox news source calls the state of health care reform. do democrats have the vote and what price might they pay if they get it done. by the book, a texas panel approves curriculum changes that could mean new lesson plans are in order for america s classrooms, i m molly henneberg, america s news headquarters live from the nation s capital starts now. we begin with a fox news alert, a u.s. official confirms irish police arrested an american woman suspected of conspiring with muslim terrorists to murder a swedish cartoonist, this is the second american woman to be arrested in connection with this plot. caroline shively is following the