sims was fired for controversial post. department said they had the right to based on the social media policy. should she be fired for making these comments on facebook? i like you to weigh in on abc2news.com/facebook. >>> if you have this frozen berry and mix in your refrigerator, you need to trash it out. it's the link to a hepatitis a outbreak. so far the good news, no cases have been reported here in maryland but some of the symptoms of hepatitis a include yellow skin, eyes jaundice, abdominal pain and fever. >>> fierce winds, heavy rainfall and people are making it through the symptom. check out those kids in tampa, florida. all from tropical storm andrea. chief meteorologist wyatt everhart is hanging by. what can we expect here? >> first thought, this kid need a -- heavy rain. that's what we mainly concerned with. the flood latest on tropical storm an -- andrea. the center of the circulation. the rain shield is way out ahead by 700 miles. we're already seeing the heavier rains much further north where that center cir

with so essentially this is something that is unique to the united states and the rest of the world sim cards are very interchangeable and it is something that the library of congress in january of this year ruled. against because of copyright laws and so this hearing. sort of i think we saw lawmakers and the witnesses come out basically. in favor of allowing people to unlock the phones and sort of this general agreement that we need to be able to let users unlock their phones without facing jail time or fines or any sort of repercussions so what is this current law hurting. well that's that's sort of the big question you know a lot of people are sort of wondering why and a lot of lawmakers asked today why exactly are. cellphone providers wireless carriers why are they subject to copyright law when it comes to something like mocking your phone it's sort of seems like there's a disconnect there i mean obviously it locks you into new plans it allows you to you know it helps these companies get more money but it is sort of. stifling to the consumer sure now let's talk about this this act t

. >> someone like molly sims has a million people following her on open sky.eautiful jewelry and molly sims loves it, a million of her connections on open sky will see it in their feed. or -- alicia silverstone, who is -- a vegan, or someone like bobby flay in food. when he discovers a great artisanal product and shares it with his connections, that business gets an express train to growth. that's what it is about, helping small businesses. help them get discovered by america's consumeers. >> does this cost anything? >> it is free for the small businesses to join. what -- our whole mission is to empower small businesses to grow. what we saw is that if you are a small business, you build a store online and what you then -- no one comes to it. no one knows it is there. or you -- put your goods in amazon and you pray somebody searches for your products. or you are on facebook and get followers but will is no buy button on facebook. you can't sell anything there. >> great to see you. thanks so much for explaining this to us. >> thank you. >>> thanks so much for sp

it's not that it's not to say any thing other it's not the same thing at all not nearly so and and sim city similarly while you know one cannot defend the democratic. sensibilities of the of the syrian of the saudi regime in any by any stretch of the imagination as there is none it's not just our interest it's not just our interest we've pursued there at this point if the saudi regime would descend into some kind of chaos it would be china it would be japan it would be europe who would suffer a mark far more economic damage than we would and so while i'm not defending what we have done i am saying that. exiting from this situation to a more stable situation is very going to be very very complex and i don't see anybody stepping up to help the united states on that and knows i think we've demonstrated we need help ok well it always sounds like to dictators says you know i'm the one saving you from disaster george you get the last word forty seconds i agree i agree that's what i mean that's absolutely right i mean there were always easy solutions in the case of libya you know america stay

data mine we are teaching the computer how to go through large amounts of data. >> gary angel founded sim phonic one of the most experienced players in the data mining game it was recently acquired by ernst and young. >> i'm using a listening tool that collects information on things like at this time. >>> a big part of what angel does deals with scanning the web and analyzing data. not unlike what government agencies try to do. sift through the noise of all of the world's electronic communications and isolate the fragments of troubling data and then connect the dots before a threat materializes. and recent revealations show they are pushing to expand their capacity to do it. >> what do you think would surprise people most about data mining? what don't they know? >> i think how clumsy it is and how much work goes into getting even the simplest conclusions out of the date. i think there is a sense that computers can do far moor than they actually can. >> the biggest challenge isn't collecting and storing the information. it is making sense of it all. >> i picked a selection of terms that a

we're not expecting any, any sim soon. booking towards golden gate bridge sunshine filtered now. it's 66 in oakland. cool, 59 in half moon bay. i love this shot this, is the view from our camera. looking towards point reyes and whispy clouds out there. livermore 77 degrees right now. temperatures low 60s to low 80s, clouds moving in fl the southwest. these will be harmless. partly cloudy overnight. milder pattern next few days, it's going to be cooler for weekend plans. i'll show what you is ahead. pacific picture showing you low pressure near the pacific northwest. at least for wednesday, thursday, friday, we start to see a little bit of warming. so 7:00 tonight clouds around z then, by morning 5:00 a.m. some of you heading out of the door we can see a mix of clouds and some patchy fog as well. it's going to be breezy into afternoon as well along the coastline. temperatures close to today's levels. if not just slightly higher. gorgeous day. you'll want to bundle up. 50 degrees in santa cruz. on the cool side? n.spots. 73 today in san jose. 76 degrees, sun will be shining on the

stocks declined today on concerns that central banks will pay for monetary sim plus. your bloomberg silicon valley index sliding today and yahoo's ceo is offering the chance to join her for a power lunch at the company's headquarters. the bidding surpassed $50,000 for the offering. proceeds going to aspire east palo alto charter schools in palo alto. from the bloomberg headquarters i'm embill embilly -- emily chang. >> thank you. >> we have a new abc 7 news smart phone app. >> this is about a minute behind the last you're watching it as it's happening. it's easy to down load. >> you look better than i do. >> people say smaller screen is good for me. >> i was going say but we have a section for stories you want to share. >> and this app is so easy to down load. if you have our current app you're going need to down load the new one because the old one is going to go away soon. >> there is a great new weather app on there. >> changing every day. so you'll want to watch me do the weather live now then check out weather about two minutes from now. >> there you go. mostly c

stan sims. he accompanies us today. defensersecretary of for intelligence is the principal staff assistant to the secretary and deputy secretary for security matters and is responsible for setting overall dod policy to implement national policies for access to and the protection of classified national security information. in addition, he is the senior official for dod's personal security program and has responsibility for policy and procedures governing civilian, military, and industrial based personal security programs. executive order 13467 does it makes the responsibility to develop uniform policies and procedures to assure effective completion of investigations and determinations of eligibility for access to classified information, as well as acceptance of those determinations on a reciprocal basis across the government. with regard to the oversight roles and responsibilities within dod, the heads of dod components are responsible for establishing and overseeing implementations of procedures to ensure protection of

data mine we are teaching the computer how to go through large amounts of data. >> gary angel founded sime of the most experienced players in the data mining game it was recently acquired by ernst and young. >> i'm using a listening tool that collects information on things like at this time. >>> a big part of what angel does deals with scanning the web and analyzing data. not unlike what government agencies try to do. sift through the noise of all of the world's electronic communications and isolate the fragments of troubling data and then connect the dots before a threat materializes. and recenthow they are pushing to expand their capacity to do it. >> what do you think would surprise people most about data mining? what don't they know? >> i think how clumsy it is and how much work goes into getting even the simplest conclusions out of the date. i think there is a sense that computers can do far moor than they actually can. >> the biggest challenge isn't collecting and storing the information. it is making sense of it all. >> i picked a selection of terms that a national security person

the palestinian version of "sesame street" is called sharia sim sim. i am reading this article and i will give you the fact expiz look at the author of the article and who was it? >> brooke goldstein. >> grok gold -- brooke goldstein. >> you can also get a recommended article on why you should receive a grant. for more see brooke goldstein .org. >> i do my research. that's good. back to you, andy. >> thanks, tom. thanks, brooke, bill and andrew. the schulzs and and jaime weinstein. that does it for me. i'm andy levy and i will see you next time. the kyocera torque lets you hear and be heard even in stupid loud places. to prove it, we set up our call center right here... [ chirp ] all good? [ chirp ] getty up. seriously, this is really happening! [ cellphone rings ] hello? it's a giant helicopter ma'am. [ male announcer ] get it done [ chirp ] with the ultraugged ocera torque, only from sprint direct conct. buy one get four free for your business. author guy will be mad. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> i can't find out anything, can you?

it wasn't an attack on religion itself but the religion in many ways has become a sim bofl extreme nationalism in russia and something putin has promoted and finds very useful. the russian pope said putin's return to power of a miracle from god and urged all supporters-- all believers to vote for him. >> jon: now, does he know the difference between a miracle and just slight voting irregularity? has he thought about that in any way? now, is there any wayue know, it's very dill-- there are some political regimes that are oppressive but responsive to outside pressure, still care about-- is there any way to shame putin. this is a guy who hunts seals in a crossboy with no shirt on. is there any way you could shame that guy into easing what is an utterly ridiculous draconian punishment? >> of course a lot of major music artists have come in support of the pussy riot, madonna and yoko ono-- >> i'm sorry, you said major? >> i understand he's a very -- >> madonna slam! ( laughter ) >> but he's a big dire straights fan. if he came out -- >> you're kidding me. >> and a big deep purple fan. >> that might

representative sims, what can legislator do to move ahead with gay rights? >> first of all, work with lbgt constituents. there are lbgt people in 90 percent of counties. we are everywhere but maybe didn't fell out the survey. we have scent civil rights movement move in the last 25 years. what took the tradition uhlir movement about 65 years. we saw that through the support of allies pch worki directly. >> mike, your prediction. 13 states have gay marriage by the time we get to the mid terms what will the number be? >> by the time we get to mid terms in 2014, i predict probably 3 or 4 more states. but more important, i think what we are seeing is the allies. when we look at places like the human rights campaign, their members are extraordinary. whereat just five or six years ago only lbgt people on the front line of the fights and now we see in mississippi, bit year of 2020, majority of people say, we think marriage equality. and that the final states. so this bat sell clean up. we need to fight hard in those states. bring it back to the court. and we will wi

is the reigning queen of fitness, the secret behind some of hollywood's hottest bodies, from molly simsr, to gwyneth paltrow. >> i started with her, she was amazing, really transformed my body, i thought women should have access to it. >> reporter: it encompasses dvds, and now her own line of food. it is an intense cardio-based workout, that anderson believes you can achieve, no matter the body you're born with. >> even if every woman in your family has had big hips for the last 17 generations, you don't have is to. >> this is the real method that can take people thousands of miles in distance. i have proven it. >> reporter: the workout is designed to given women a tight, toned body. but some critics argue that that is not sustainable for many women. >> the fact is when you're surrounded by that imagery, it affects how we feel about our body. we can't meet it. i think women feel like they fall short. like they have not done it the right way, or enough. >> don't you think you're partly responsible for creating the standard that we have to look a certain way? >> i hate that, actually, tha

will move us foord these games never include names of the players but electronic arts uses avatars sim tloor height and weight. the judge could take several months to decide if this should be a class action suit against the parties in oakland abc 7 news. >> some thieves didn't let a bill bulletproof glass get in their way. an atm stolen overnight this, is video you'll see only on abc 7 news this, is surveillance video from the gas station this morning watch these guys. two men used a chain to pull the machine out. you can see it took less than two minutes. the front of the store is damaged and destroyed we're told it's being boarded up now until it can be repaired oof nobody heard a thing. >> yes. >> amazing. >> federal agents need your thop catch an accused mail fraud suspect that that i mai be looking for a tech job. 38-year-old bruce lee marshal is accused of scamming $100,000 from a san francisco tech start up he wunts worked for. >> firefighters are still on the scene of a small grass fire right now that caused a real scare in santa cruz this afternoon. sky 7 shows how close it wa

para muchos es importante tener un perro, pero sim gillee imagi lidiar con 70 perros, pero esta mujerta gran profesion por atender a los animales aquÍ se las presentamos. >>> rosa es abogada de profesiÓn, pero sddecidiÓ cambi su vida por amor a los perros ahora tiene 70 a momores de colores, tamaÑos y sema temperamentos, rosa tuvo este perrito y es el rey del lugar y gema estaba bajo una lluvia torrencial con sus reciÉn nacidos y sddetrÁs de cada anim hay una historia de abuso y abandono >>> ellos estÁn midiendo qpidils ayuden, cÓmo ser uno insensible y cerrar los ojos a esta realidad >>> esta abogada de los indefensos lleva 7 aÑos resaca tandz cuida rescatando y cuidando a los perros que nadie quiere, y la gente las llama de diferentes puntos de la ciudad cuan ve un animal en problema. de inmediato salimos al rescate y vimos a una te wriperrita quÍ tenido un accidente serio. >>> la llanta la atropellÓ pero me da tristeza verla asÍ es como si viera a mis hijos tampoco me gustarÍa pero un animal es un animalito >>> al verla herida rosa la llevÓ al hospital donde juan carlos ochoa recon

. >> sim on rex. >> a donkey named rowdy, which ironically is not mrowdy, quite mellow. >> i'm neverorking with a donkey again, that's for [ bleep ]ing sure. >> this is put together by matthew vaughan so people can see what went into this. we have matthew from los angeles via skype. how do you get on such a huge music video. >> nicholas joosen, my mentor, he has taken me under his wing and helped me out with a lot of projects he's working on. always fun being on set with the guys. simon rex is awesome. a hip-hop artist. and i'm doing a documentary on him right now. >> daniel day jewish. >> there will be blood coming out of my [ bleep ]. >> and nick scaren, a um can't believe it's not butter. >> these are big artists. >> the part that made it nerve-wracking, my mom flew in from north carolina that day, and she never met my girlfriend and since i had to be on set, she picked up my mom from the girlfriend. that was what was making me nervous during the shoot. oh my gosh, i hope she likes her. >> were there any antics during the shoot? >> constant rips. >> when he showed up, the energy c

i take twice a day abilify for depression do cause that sodium so i compute new video ambien zimbo sim best in the pam lortab zoloft seroquel extended release again aspirin and just marijuana. so that's it. how many actual pills do i take a day. twenty or more so this is the healthiest i have been ever both mentally and physically they drugs are doing their thing. and they're working. it's rare that i give in to any of the side effects although i have them everyday. from iowa city iowa. born and raised here. join the i would national guard when i was seventeen years old as a medic with the one on one medical company. i figured you know if i'm the medic i'm probably not going to be fighting people you know i'm going to be helping people. i was really into everything that the bush administration was putting out there. and. two days effort and seventeen. i joined the national guard because it serially if they could join. right i'd say it's go time. i found out right before i left i was going to be a station a great prison. i never in my life thought i would work in a prison facility espec

on really quickly, a woman in the uk did exactly what many of us have dreamed of doing when watching simith eggs on britain's got talent. the contestants continued singing opera. now, simon kept it light hearted tweeting i really don't like eggs. good thing he has a sense of humor about it. >>> now, have you wondered what humans will look like in 100,000 years, neither did i. an article in forbes, a researcher, says one possible time line humans will look dramatically different. our eyes will get much larger as people move to dimmer environments. >> decrease body hair, maybe. >> hopefully, not in my case. >> thank you. appreciate it. >>> still ahead -- the nsa revelations the controversy, we just think it needs a name, your best suggestions after the break. vo: traveling you definitely end up meeting a lot more people but a friend under water is something completely different. i met a turtle friend today so, you don't get that very often. it seemed like it was more than happy to have us in his home. so beautiful. avo: more travel. more options. more personal. whatever you're looking for

of the coat- defendants -- co-defendants ordered him to find a mobile phone and later to destroy the sim card, so anything he says could weigh heavily on the other defendants. his testimony opened up the opportunity for lawyers of victims to ask direct questions. their opportunity for the first time to get some concrete answers for their specific questions in this trial. >> now to a decision that has stunned western observers. a court in cairo has handed down jail sentences to dozens of ngo workers accused of fuelling unrest. many of them were foreigners and have already left egypt. >> five defenders who were present received two years behind bars. from washington to berlin, activist groups and governments were condemning the decision. >> they are asking how the dialogue between the west and political islam can move forward in egypt following this ruling. we go live to cairo in a minute. first is this report. >> sentenced to five years in jail with a fine of 1000 egyptian pounds each. >> all of the 43 non-profit workers were found guilty. 27 foreigners received the highest sentence of fi

of the coat- defendants -- co-defendants ordered him to find a mobile phone and later to destroy the sim card, so anything he says could weigh heavily on the other defendants. his testimony opened up the opportunity for lawyers of victims to ask direct questions. their opportunity for the first time to get some concrete answers for their specific questions in this trial. >> now to a decision that has stunned western observers. a court in cairo has handed down jail sentences to dozens of ngo workers accused of fuelling unrest. many of them were foreigners and have already left egypt. >> five defenders who were present received two years behind bars. from washington to berlin, activist groups and governments were condemning the decision. >> they are asking how the dialogue between the west and political islam can move forward in egypt following this ruling. we go live to cairo in a minute. first is this report. >> sentenced to five years in jail with a fine of 1000 egyptian pounds each. >> all of the 43 non-profit workers were found guilty. 27 foreigners received the highest sentence of fi

sim >>> i'm tony pes perkins, welcoo fox 5 morning news. >> good morning.morning. >> welcome.ere. here. >> the early show.show >> yes, like old times. times. >> yes, it is. i >> let's get to the radar, we ra got an update andrea, tropical storm andrea which will be in the news in the next couple of

apple says the feature will protect the device even if the sim card is removed. this kill switch idea is nothing new. in fact, australia's already been doing it. and as we have reported, so far the program has been successful. >> it's a blocking system using the 15-digit number that's attached to every mobile device. someone who steals a phone that phone is blocked across all three networks in this country and is essentially rendered useless. >> the blocking system there has reportedly reduced smartphone thefts by 25%. >>> what started out as a minor fender-bender was deadly within minutes. the two drivers involved pulled over on market street between stanford and adeline in oakland last night. sue kwon tells us that is when something went very wrong. >>> reporter: grieving parents visit the scene in the silver suv their son was driving. shortly before he was shot and killed. he was heading down stanford avenue stopped at the intersection of market street when a silver four-door sedan rear-ended him. >> he was enjoying himself. he was, you know, standard recent g

. >> reporter: patricia brett designed a sim swut for women after surgery.he challenge firsthand. brett's family carries the brca 1 genetic mutation which dramatically increases the odds of breast cancer. >> i have that mutation, and ten years ago at the age of 39 i had a risk-reducing bilateral mastectomy. >> reporter: brett had difficulty finding swimwear. >> most of the swimsuits were matronly. it had a skirt on the bottom and loud floral prints. >> reporter: she decided to make them herself. she named her company veronica brett after an aunt who died of breast cancer. three years later the suits are selling out. brenda o'brien discovered the line after having breast cancer and a double mastectomy. >> it was like a dream come true because i knew when i first put it on, there you have it. it fit. it covers everything. >> each suit comes with pockets for inserts, they have wide straps and come high under the arms to cover scars but without looking frumpy. >> that was really my goal to lufl beautiful, sexy, and sophisticated so a woman could forget about bre

paid half a million dollars for a 45-minute speech he's going to make at a party for israeli president sim own perez's 90th birthday. most of that money will go to his foundation. >>> jay carney is shrugging off some harsh comments from congressman darrell isa. over the weekend the california republican called carney a paid liar for the obama administration. >> darrell isa over the weekend called you a paid liar for the administration. i want to give you an opportunity to respond to that. >> i heard that. that's amazing. i'm not going to get into a back and forth with chairman isa. >> former rnc chairman michael steel is mulling a run for maryland governor next year. he made the comments to chuck todd on "the daily rundown." the republican served one term as the state's lieutenant governor from 2003 to 2007. he lost a senate bid in 2006. >>> a proposed change to security procedures at the statue of liberty has been scrapped. those wanting to visit the statue will pass through security checkpoints in lower manhattan before boarding a ferry to liberty island. national park service wanted to

sim already services have been ordered to top operating until the public utilities commission can decide how to regulate them. >> happening now largest union of electrical 1021 holding a strike vote tonight where the stuns will meet the union represents 2500 city workers. the yun union says there is at least a $57 million surplus. >> there is no need to mistreat employees any further, we can have police officers and good services in this city. >> city officials have to the yet responded to our requests fr a response to this but the city has said it faces a deficit. >> san jose taxpayers may be asked to pay extra for overdue work the city has been delaying for years. san jose released it's yearly backlogs. there are $909 million worth prof jekts that are now on hold. >> that is going to be a challenging conversation because voters are paying more and more taxes these days so we've got to have an honest conversation in terms of what they expect. and what we can deliver. >> still officials maintain public safety is the top concern. city council scheduled to take action during tonight's meet

. >> somebody like molly sims has a million people following her on open sky. alicia silverstone or a vegan or bobby, that business gets an express train to growth. and that's what it's about about helping small businesses is helping them get discovered by america's consumers. >> does this cost anything? >> no, free for the small businesses to join. our whole mission is to empower small businesses to grow. and what we saw is if you're a small business, you build a store online, but you then -- no one comes to it. no one knows it's there. or you put your goods on amazon and pray somebody searches for your product or you're on facebook and get followers, but there's no buy button on facebook so you can't sell anything there. >> thanks so much for explaining this to us. >> thank you. >> thanks so much for spending the last half hour with us. to learn more about today's show, head over to our website, it's openforum.com/yourbusiness. we've also posted web exclusive content with more information to help your business grow. and follow us on twitte twitter @msnbcyourb

relations between moscow and paris is the stern of russia's first class helicopter carrier was launched in sim pages the first part of the long awaited editions of the country's navy will now travel to france to be completed artie's marie fanaa was at the launch. because you think. this is. a very fine run according to the deal signed two years ago this shipyard in st petersburg will play a vital role in the fabrication of vessels the section built here will soon had to france for completion before making the return journey to enter the service in russia's navy although there's no champagne available to celebrate here today because a bottle of it was just smashed on the new ship or rather on this section of a new ship it's still a big day for a big ship meters long with a mistrial class war ships have enough capacity to carry sixteen helicopters up to forty tanks or armored vehicles and around six hundred troops and a range of around forty thousand kilometers they will end over a single trip around the entire globe and what's even maybe more important it is a multipurpose vessel if. this ship

stan sims. he accompanies us today. the undersecretary of defense for intelligence is the principal staff assistant to the secretary and deputy secretary for security matters and is responsible for setting overall dod policy to implement national policies for access to and the protection of classified national security information. in addition, he is the senior official for dod's personal security program and has responsibility for policy and procedures governing civilian, military, and industrial based personal security programs. 67 does itorder 134 makes the responsibility to develop uniform policies and effective to assure completion of investigations and determinations of eligibility for access to classified information, as well as acceptance of those determinations on a reciprocal basis across the government. with regard to the oversight roles and responsibilities within dod, the heads of dod components are responsible for establishing and overseeing implementations of procedures to ensure protection of classified

secd -- section 8 hoing, and food stamps, the americans on welfare, they want to work but we have a sim that systemhat does not incentivize them to go back to work, we need to be like ben franklin. he faced financial crisisll his life, he lived below his means, where is the federal rainy day fund. >>here is nothing wrong with debt, per se, but it has to be done pdencely, in my own life i put 20% down when i bought a home, i payoffy credit card every month, called prudence moneyanagement in governmt we don't have any evidence of prudence money manager. john: bob last word. >> as recently as 2001, government pjected anndless surplus. and it was bush tax cut, bush wars then deregation of finance tha created the he decits. >> we agree to disagree thank youob and mark, mark has organized what we callsorld's largest gathering ofree mines. freedom fest in lasegas, theme this year is, are we re? i'll take this show to the road to be in freedom ft in july. and tape a show. night, what if you manage your budget like the politics manag their? >> this is a famil budget,hat do you think about that?

sim already services have been ordered to top operating until the public utilities commission can decide how to regulate them. >> happening now largest union of electrical 1021 holding a strike vote tonight where the stuns will meet the union represents 2500 city workers. the yun union says there is at least a $57 million surplus. >> there is no need to mistreat employees any further, we can have police officers and good services in this city. >> city officials have to the yet responded to our requests fr a response to this but the city has said it faces a deficit. >> san jose taxpayers may be asked to pay extra for overdue work the city has been delaying for years. san jose released it's yearly backlogs. there are $909 million worth prof jekts that are now on hold. >> that is going to be a challenging conversation because voters are paying more and more taxes these days so we've got to have an honest conversation in terms of what they expect. and what we can deliver. >> still officials maintain public safety is the top concern. city council scheduled to take action during tonight's meet

if you would like a fak sim leah picture, donate $25 to independence fund. so far doing great.have a bigger cause, to give the lives back to the vets severely wounded. >> t >> the factor tip of the day. you need a vacation. some are heading to ireland to alaska, to excellent places, where i can wander around and not worry about stuff except leprechauns and bears. factor tip of the day. i hope you can do the same. have some fun, get a little rest, do something you like. that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website, different than the billoreilly.com website. o'reily@fox do o'reily@foxnews.com. the word of the day, welischmerz. german word. again, thank you for watching us tonight. please always remember that the spin stops here. definitely looking out for you. >> it is friday june 21st. it certainly was a nail biter. but the heat once again crowned nba champions. we are live where celebrations are going to continue this morning. murder investigation focusing on the home of an nfl player. this as we learn aaron hernandez tried to destroy a possible piec

sims and please repeat after me. do you swear that the testimony you give will be the truth and the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god? >> yes. >> they all answered in the affirmative. let the record reflect that. >> each of your will have five minutes for your oral statement. i would just tell you that your entire written testimony would be part of the record. and you can add more to that complete written testimony up until july 8. we would certainly appreciate it. >> thank you. >> the ranking members and other distinguished members of -- members of the subcommittee. afternoon. thank you for inviting me to speak about our oversight work related to the opm program office. in 1978, the u.s. congress took a step in creating this act. bull that was an experiment borne out of the multitude of governmentwide mistakes, serious problems and just plain wrong doing. in the face of much opposition from entrenched government bureaucracy, it was, i believe, will congress have pledged to be an american citizen