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we're now hearing the police chief and two officers from that video have been placed on administrative leave. the university's chancellor is asking the county da to investigate the campus police for use of force. the protest was aligned with the occupy movement. bill: about nine minutes past the hour. on friday this bubbled over. from 30 years ago, another witness coming forward about the night natalie wood was killed. what she heard and a stunning admission from the l.a. sheriff, tell you about that. march ma and some new tactics in the effort to stop iran from building a nuclear weapon. the slick maneuver typically used to crack down on organized crime. >> i'm worried that the obama administration policy on iran is one becoming aggressive weakness. they are not taking any real action against the central bank of iran or other parts of the nuclear program of the islamic republic of iran and then telling everyone else that they shouldn't do anything either.
an aircraft if it should come to that. obviously he did not say a lot about it, he did not elaborate in grand detail, it was played close to the vest but nonetheless the information was surprising, a number of people only associated that type of protection with the military, if you will. so certainly, hearing this news was an interesting bit of information. it was certainly raising eyebrows. but nonetheless people we talked to this morning had a positive reaction to what the police commissioner had to say. that's the latest from lower manhattan. back to you in the studio. martha: that was antoin liis of wnyw reporting. bill: that was the headline out of the interview from last night. it was fascinating to see how much ts city has done in ten years, because as the police commissioner said, we are target number one, again and again tkpwaepbd. >> march ma as antoin lewis, the large takeaway is people are glad to hear it, they want to hear there's raised protection on the city and let's hope there is. bill: it's true, you cannot
radio talk show host and fox news contributor, obvious. monica. >> martha. so, you know, three stories, all sort of out there on the same day. march ma what do they tell us about what's going on inside the beltway? >> well, it tells us that the federal government is running an annual deficit of about $1.6 trillion. it tells us the federal government is running a national debt of $14.3 trillion, a ceiling which we just crashed through last week, the week before, and it tells us that the feds really don't mind any of that huge overhang of deficit spending or debt because they're partying like it's 1999. i mean, a new fleet of limos, 77,000 federal employees making more than their respective governors do. martha: yeah. let's break down some of this, you know, so everybody can understand what we're talking about here. 77,000 federal employees in a study that was just released make more than the governors in their state. for example, some of these workers, a lot of them are doctors and, you know, everyone likes to see a good doctor paid
information, as evidenced by the christmas day attempted bombing, that in that case, there was a tip, the father of the bomber went to embassy officials in nigeria and warned them, and that information was never communicated with tsa officials. so they're hoping to prevent that sort of thing and get the folks on the front line the information they need to find terrorists. gregg: carolyn gussop at newark airport, thanks. march ma you think of the success they have with most wanted, they see the person's face, it's like it's kind of like the guy we're told to keep an eye out for and it's only as good as the quality of the information they're getting at the top levels. gregg: remember he had to be checked at security there and there was kind of a difficult time there. they might have caught it. martha: exactly. back to one of our top stories this frr morning -- this morning, president