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the industry, it's kind of a national security thing. we need to produce a good crop every year to field the world. >> taxpayers pay premiums, administrative costs, even insurance loss, critics say that's not a federal responsibility, nor should taxpayers pay corn, wheat, soybean, peanut, rice and cotton farmers up to $40,000 a year in direct payments, whether they farm or not. >> paying farmers not to farm doesn't make sense, and neither does giving people money just because they happen to own land where historically there had been farms and make direct payments. >> virtually all crops getting record price, any tax to agriculture looks like a handout but crops are cyclical and insurance if not subsidized they say is important for stable food prices. bill: it's a debate that continues, william, laid out very well. will yament la jeunesse in l.a. on the home page,
william with la jeunesse is live with this story in los angeles. william? >> reporter: well, jenna, the president argues that libya is unique, but several human rights groups say it's not, that victims in the african nation of ivory coast can legitimate argue they deserve u.s. protection as well. compare. ivory coast is governed by an illegitimate president who lost an election but refuses to leave. he's slaughtered 500 civilians since november, some burned alive, others raped and tortured. 100,000 refugees and counting have already streamed into neighboring liberia, destabilizing the region and threatening free elections in the west africa. and can the african union, like the arab league, has asked for international help. >> there are people being killed, and they're being killed in a rather random way. the people are going in the neighborhoods that supported the opposition and shooting people
provided police first have cause to make a lawful stop in this case speeding. >> good afternoon. how are you today. >> good. >> do you have your driver's license, proof of insurance, and registration? >> no. >> after a series of questions, who is this car registered to? have you ever had a driver's license? the deputy can't find any record of my entry or identity. >> my reasonable suspicion is up to here now where it was here. mr. la jeunesse i ran my name on computer and there is no record of you ever having a driver's license under that name or birth. >> under the current law i can be arrested for driving without a license or many jurisdictions cited and released. now under the new law, because he has developed a reasonable suspicion to believe that i'm in the united states illegally, he can pursue a possible violation of the new arizona immigration law. >> you told me some information, and i'm having a hard time find anything about you. >> the cat and mouse game continues until i run out of legitimate answers. >> so i'm going to have to place you under arrest today for
immigration officials. >> could you put your hands right here for me, interlock your fingers. >> reporter: now, megyn the law says, that if you have a driver's license or valid id that is supposed to be presumptive proof that you are in this country legally, but phoenix pd, which opposes the law just came out with its guidelines saying it is going to run everybody through immigration computers to treat everyone alike, critics say they are trying to create a backlash to kill the bill. megyn: william la jeunesse you left your id in paris perhaps. >> reporter: what did you say? >> la jeunesse is french right. >> reporter: it is. megyn: thank you. that is kind of scary, the whole arrest thin. i half expected to see stossel in his uniform coming out. he'll be here a little bit later. moments away the white house press briefing that you do not want to miss. was the white house behind the forced resignation of shirley sherrod or wasn't it? her accusation to that effect has been denied by her boss, now
record of my entry or identity. >> my reasonable suspicion is up to here. mr. la jeunesse, i ran your name on my computer and there's no record of you ever having a driver's license under that date of birth. >> under the current law i can be arrested for driving without a license or in many jurisdictions cited and released but now under the new law he has developed a reasonable suspicion to believe that i'm in the united states illegally, he can pursue a possible violation of the new arizona immigration law. >> you told me some information, and i'll having a hard time finding anything about you. >> the cat and mouse game continues until i run out of legitimate answers. i'm going to have to place you under arrest for driving out a driver's license. i also believe that you're in this country illegally. >> a determination ultimately made not by cop, but immigration officials. >> could you put your hands right here for me, interlock your fingers? >> so jon, here the bottom line, how this thing is going to work. if you have a license, you got nothing to worry about.
>> good afternoon. how are you today? do you have a driver's license, proof of registration. >> reporter: no. >> who is this car registered too? have you ever had a driver's license. >> reporter: the deputy can't find any entry of my identity. >> mr. la jeunesse i ran your name on my computer and there is no record of you ever having a driver's license under that name and date of birth. >> reporter: under the current law i can be arrested for driving without a license or in many jurisdictions simply kraoeulted and released. now under the new law because he has developed a reasonable suspicion to believe this i'm in the united states illegally, he can pursue a possible violation of the new arizona immigration law. >> you've told me some information and i'm having a hard time finding anything about you. >> reporter: the cat and mouse game continues until i run out of legit gnat answers. >> i'm going to have to place you under arrest for driving without a driver's license. i also believe that you're in this country illegally. >> reporter: a determination ultimately made not by cops by
martha: a question that comes up a lot when we see these, do you ever wonder why some people who are vulnerable to hurricanes build their homes so close to the water? one loan that -- one reason that is being put out there is the federal government does offer insurance at cut rates for those who live right next to the ocean. now it could be the taxpayers who get soaked in this deal over and over, william skwraoepbz la jeunesse is reporting live. reporter: 6 million americans buy their flood insurance from the federal government. about 75% of them are under charged by law the rates are frozen most at 1974 levels. that is one reason the program is in debt. losses from hurricane's rita and katrina is another reason. a third reason something called repetitive loss properties. those are homes that are repeatedly lost and rebuilt at