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When they're acting. really i like acting because i can move so quickly. gives me more flexibility. >> i like acting, that's the way president trump describes how he liked to staff his cabinet back in february. normally when a cabinet level official resigns or is fired the president of the united states appoints a new person to the position who is then confirmed or rejected by the senate. that's how this is supposed to work. but it's no secret president trump has had some problems staffing his administration, so he often relies on acting officials. just a week ago john radcliffe, the president...

That melt the role would likely be filled for the foreseeable future by an acting director. according to dna policy the person who was supposed to fill that role was this woman, sue gordon, a career intelligence official who had served under both republicans and democrats. the only problem was that sue gordon is a career intelligence official who has served under both republicans and democrats. that meant she was likely to lead the agency as someone who was actually interested in intelligence gathering and not as someone who would just tell the president what he wanted to hear. so yesterday th...

In its custody. a large majority of whom are teenagers that entered the country unaccompanied. it's now saying just under 30 3,000 of them may have been forcibly removed from their children. that's several hundred more than previously reported. of those kids, about 100 are five years and under. the administration says it will only be able to reunite about half of those kids by tomorrow. hhs says it's working overtime to complete reunions caused by the president's zero tolerance policy even using dna policy to help determine the relationships. but at least 38 kids will have a particularly hard ...

Race for senator byrd's seat continues in the mountain state. martha: the world -- some of the world is waiting for lindsey lohan, she'll show up any minute for her 90 day stay and judge na policy -- napolitano says she could do 80 of the 90, and we asked on foxnews.com, will she serve her whole sentence, and the results, coming up next. bill: and rod blagojevich, will testify, may be on the stand today and unplugged and no bleep monitor. should be interesting. martha: and national guard troops heading to the u.s.-mexico border. will it be enough to help secure the area which governor brewer a...

Essential. but critics call the practice a threat to privacy and civil liberties. jonathan, any issue with using familial dna in a circumstance like this it concerns me that you forego rights to privacy when you're convicted of a crime. nothing to worry about if you have led a life free of crime but same say it's a slippery slope. >> you're right. if someone is already in the criminal justice system with a file. police are trying to solve crimes. police should use any and all tools legally to solve these crimes. the cops did the right thing. >> j.p., i note the dna policy that was put into pra...