see sort of a pattern here that he founded with the former white house cyber security advisor howard schmidt. we also have kenneth weinstein who served as the homeland security adviser and we have the two former homeland security advisers and president george w. bush second term and prior to that he spent 19 years at the justice department including the first of the attorney general for the national security launching the national security division and also served as the general counsel at the federal bureau investigation. he's now the chair of white-collar defense investigations group at taft and is also a member of the directors advisory board on the nationaboard on thenational cour and a member of the public classification board and a member of the cia counsel asked him whextrawide advisory board e chairman of the panel of the national security advisory board so witboardso with that i thinke wanted to start with opening thoughts. it'thoughts. >> i'm delighted and honored to join with the secretary who served in his capacity as the homeland security adviser in the panel. and the fact that

see sort of a pattern here that he founded with the former white house cyber security advisor howard schmidt. we also have kenneth weinstein who served as the homeland security adviser and we have the two former homeland security advisers and president george w. bush second term and prior to that he spent 19 years at the justice department including the first of the attorney general for the national security launching the national security division and also served as the general counsel at the federal bureau investigation. he's now the chair of white-collar defense investigations group at taft and is also a member of the directors advisory board on the nationaboard on thenational cour and a member of the public classification board and a member of the cia counsel asked him whextrawide advisory board e chairman of the panel of the national security advisory board so witboardso with that i thinke wanted to start with opening thoughts. it'thoughts. >> i'm delighted and honored to join with the secretary who served in his capacity as the homeland security adviser in the panel. and the fact that

issues, and he's a partner at ridge, schmidt, cybersecurity firm he founded with former adviser howard schmidt. and we also have ken waynestein, two former homeland security advisers on this panel in president george bush's second term. prior to that post, 19 years at the justice department, including the first attorney general for national security at -- wickership and taft, also a member of the directors advisory board of the national counter terrorism center, a member of the public interest declassification board, a member of the cia council's external advisory board and chairman of the legal panel of the national security agency advisory board. >> thank you. i'm delighted and honored to join with secretary ridge and again. i want to talk about the this is a boring and nonsexy topic. the 9/11 commission said the system was blinking red, hair was on fire, something terrible was about to happen. we now have seven different commissions and groups that have told congress you need to change and reform the way you oversee our homeland security. or else something bad might happen. now we find ours

we see sort of a pattern here, a cybersecurity firm he founded with former white house adviser howard schmidt. and we also have ken wainstein who served as homeland security adviser -- we've got two former homeland security advisers on the panel -- in president george bush's second term. prior to that post he spent 19 years after the justice department including the first attorney general for national security, launching the national security division there. and he also served as general counsel at the federal bureau of investigation. he's now the chair of white collar and defense, the white collar and defense investigations group, he's also a member of the director's advisory board of the national counterterrorism center, a member of the public interest declassification board, a member of the cia council's external advisory board and chairman of the legal panel of the national security agency advisory board. so with that, i think everyone wanted to start with a few opening thoughts. we'll start with body roe -- ambassador roemer. >> thank you. i'm delighted to join secretary ridge and ken. i

howard excellent in goal, until that moment. >>> american fans are attending viewing parties throughout the tri-state area. this is the scene at piazza and schmidts. fans sat on chairs and blankets and cheer on giant screen tvs. and lehigh valley correspondent, walter per says live. there are a lot of viewing problems but only one sanctioned by fifa. >> we are here outside of the steel complex. the score in extra time, deflated the crowd but they are still pumped. they hope it can turn around and the usa still fighting to try and take down belgium in the knockout round, the crowd here at the fifa soccer fest in bethlehem has its collective eye glued to the massive screen here in the steel plaza. this crowd of thousands are looking for a bit more offense. >> i think we are playing well but could do better, maybe convert the chances and then we can go wild. >> the u.s. earned their chance to play in the knockout round but maybe they are feeling the pressure. >> we are stone cold as a squad, go usa, i think we have it in the bag. i like it! go usa! the fans here are standing by them. >> i believe that we will win! >> usa! >> all right so here we are

schmidt, roy halladay. not bad company for lesean. that's sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >> sports dignitaries. new york high school graduate receives standing ovation after an emotional walk with his twin brother. >> seventeen year old austin graduated on thursday, austin told his parents he wouldn't except his diploma if his twin bro, ty, with drown syndrome, couldn't cross the stage with him. austin and his brother didn't go to the same school. that's why it became an issue. but they got to cross together. oh, look at everybody clapping and sharing the special moments of the crowd to their feet, and filled so many with tears. >> now that's brotherly love. coming up: a dream come true for bucks county mother. her son held captive in honduras for months, finally comes home. what he says his mom did every day to make this emotional reunion happen. and dawn, good morning. >> good morning, i'm at the scene of a house fire here in pennsauken. a twin almost destroyed by flames. i'll tell you one. causes that investigators are looking at as a possibility coming up. >> still smoking out there, man, a

schmidt, and roy halladay. not bad company for lesean, that's sports in a minute, i'm howard eskin. >>> and new england patriots don't owe another money to tightened hernandez charge in the three killings. >> that's what team lawyer just told the judge. the patriots attorney says the team terminated its contract with hernandez shortly after charged last year in the death of a semi pro-football player, odom lloyd, as a result the team does in the believe it owes hernandez a $3.25 million contract signing bonus, hernandez has filed grievance seeking that mine, plus also $82,000 he says he's owed to him by that team. the case is in arbitration. >> 4:26, note in big trouble for leaving the scene after accident. he also left something else behind, his kids. what witnesses heard coming from the car. >> and not your typical lawn ornament. a man builds a giant transformer. that's very cool. it is out of old car parts. why he said he did it even though he is not a huge fan. >> help is on the way for the children of philadelphia, bill passed late last night to help the school district, now heads to the senate, where the