secretary frank taylor our new secretary for management are tsa administrator pete neffenger who wasnfirmed just a couple of weeks ago. hope everybody here has had a chance to meet these extraordinary people along with our other dhs people here. so you are correct, part of what i did as a senior legal counsel at the department of defense was to sign off on a lot of our counterterrorism operations legally and i took that very seriously. i looked at each one of them very carefully and that was on offense, taking the fight to the enemy overseas. homeland security by its nature is defending our borders, sending our aviation, defending maritime ports, defending cybersecurity. it would seem as if we are on defense and there are in fact ways and which we can be on offense and so i am pushing our people very aggressively on a lot of different things. for example preclearance capability, aviation security. i want to see us build more aviation security on the front end of a fight coming from overseas into the united states. i want to see us to the customs capability on the front and other lous

with frank taylor of leadership, enhancing the information sharing with state and local law enforcement which dos crucial. that is important to to share what we see and what we know with state and local law enforcement so they have the big picture. we have enhanced domestically. that is the first priority of mine i have met with the muslim leaders around the country. >> before that i appreciate your security detail because i am in the seat next to you. [laughter] but the difference between the threat from al qaeda or a threat from isis. directed verses self motivated, isn't the of random order lone wolf a better problem than the capabilities of al qaeda with the self directed threats with spectacular attacks or does isis move in that same direction? >> i will answer this way. we are facing the prospects of smaller scale attacks giving me how this is evolving, we face the prospect day to day. as jim pointed out, i would not have considered chattanooga tennessee to be a high-risk area. we are facing smaller scale attack sitter harder to detect day to day. the alarming longer-term phenomen

one is on one of the panels, the undersecretary frank taylor, our tsa administrator p devon juror --pete who was confirmed a couple weeks ago and is on the job. i hope everyone has had an opportunity to meet these extraordinary people. so, you are correct. part of what i did as the senior legal counsel at the department of defense was to sign off on a lot of our counterterrorism operations legally. and i took that very seriously. i looked at each one of them very carefully. that was on offense. we are taking the fight to the enemy overseas. homeland security, by its nature is defending our borders, defending hoh report, defending cyber security. there are in fact ways that we can be on offense. i am pushing our people very aggressively on a lot of different things. for example -- preclearance capability aviation security. i want to see more aviation security on the front in. i want to see us build a customs capability on the front end of a last point of departure airport so we have more information when we screen people and we know what we know about them before they get on a flight

we are, with frank taylor's leadership, enhancing the information sharing with state and local law enforcement, which i think is crucial. garland city is a perfect example of the importance of sharing what we see and what we know with state and local law enforcement, so that they have the big picture. we have enhanced our cve engagements domestically, countering violent extremism which i know we're going to talk about a little bit more. that is a personal priority of mine. i have personally met with large numbers of muslim leaders in this country and communities >> first of all, i want to appreciate the security details because i am sleeping next to you so when the bears come i am glad you are there. i want to talk about the threat of the differents between the athlete from al-qaeda and the threat from ii mean in a sense, directed versus self-motivated. isn't the lone wolf or the inspired gunman who is random a better problem to have than al-qaeda when the self-directed threats that plotted spectacular attacks or do you see isis moving in the sim same direction and that is what they will want

xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. >>> frank gifford died, the pro football halled away from natural causes at his home. hello and you are watching al jazeera and reminder of the top stories and saudi backed forces in yemen say they have retaken a key southern province from houthi rebels and pushed them from the last town in the province that was still under houthi control. the iraqi parliament has vowed unanimously voted unanimously in favor of the prime minister reforms to tackle corruption and cut spending and he wants to abolish six government positions and establish an anticorruption committee. despite protests in japan engineers restarted the first of 25 nuclear reactors under new safety rules. and power stations were shut down four years ago following the earthquake and tsunami disaster which caused reactor melt downs in fukushima and we have some pictures coming from the greek island of cost and take a look at these. fights have broken out among hundreds of frustrated migrants and this is an island bearing the brunt of arrivals and they sprayed the crowds

taylor swift. she took residence overseas. it is too much. we have a new panel member. frank. what do you think about the ober is vaegs about taylor swift? >> she's smart and gracious. it is wearing a little thin. greg: yes. >> remember ann hathaway. >> an hathaway is very talented and with her it is going back the otherway. taylor is showing gratitude for everything. greg: she's always getting stuff. anna: and showing up with a pack of girls. >> they let you know before the awards that wins the awards and she knew. >> i think you are right. >> i know people in the past if you turn up, they know they have won. greg: excuse me, the performance in the video is easy. they are just walking around. it is the editors, they are the ones that should be acknowledged. teresa: i don't know, watching this, i felt old. >> oh, no. teresa: yes, i rep watching it back in the day and i was really into it. >> lady gaga wasn't even on the show. she was probably home in bed. greg: teresa, 49 and you are not old. >> oh... greg: no. we have a couple of things, brittany. >> looking great. >> hot. it

ron taylor, senior fellow at the human frank center. my question i don't know if it is simple or not. nothing exists in isolation these days and that is certainly true in europe. it was a great presentation among all of you and capacity building the lead described to you at so many good solutions. double money affect the solutions? he talked about grassroots and peter your suggestion was a lot about will and grassroots. today with the situation in greece and the e.u., can you muster the will to take on something like this and can you muster the money and how is the situation with muslims migrating from different countries across the mediterranean into the coastal states in the last couple of years picking out. how is that changing the dynamic? connect the tyranny of time required be a tirade. this is a lightning round. a bunch of questions. then to the rents out and then to fernando. i promise to get us out of here in three minutes. [laughter] >> because of that, i'm going to answer that question. ideally that would be what needs to hap

frank, you're going to be happy to hear this. gates open at 6:00 in the south bay for the taylor swift concert. >> i'll be there at 4:00. >> really] >> training will be camping out there. expect delays along 101 and 237. that's a look at "kcbs traffic." here's roberta. >> he is a tailgater for taylor swift, oh, yes, he is! >>> 49 minutes after the hour of 6:00 and we're taking a look at our weather watcher. i had like 5,000 weather watchers but only 5 are checking in this morning. they are all sleeping in. let's see who is reporting what in and around our microclimates. these are the people who can see what i can't see since i'm here in san francisco. in brentwood paul smith reporting clear skies 63 degrees. los altos steve says it's 64. george has fog in san francisco in the low 60s and darrell, good morning to you, in alameda at 64 degrees. the low clouds and fog wiping away a lot earlier this morning. currently we have partly cloudy conditions over the bay. 64 san jose. 52 for the cool spot in santa rosa. here's what we need to know. clouds are clearing earlier today. the warming trend kick starts today. and it's going to be d

frank?" he went, "no." [ laughter ] true story. it was a love affair ever since. >> seth: did you -- at the snl 40th there were so many fantastic people there. everyone from tayloranybody -- >> you know, i was humbled. and it was great to see you. you're such a good guy, man. immensely talented good guy. and it was great to chat and hang and then i saw eddie. you know, it was great to see the great eddie murphy again and then jack nicholson. then i walked right down the hallway here, i looked in and there's paul mccartney was at the piano. nicholson was there. billy murray, danny aykroyd. my heroes, you know? >> seth: yeah. >> and then i'm a big bradley cooper fan, you know? >> seth: sure. who isn't? [ light laughter ] >> i'm a huge bradley -- i love bradley cooper, right? so, he's walking in and my gal goes, "oh, say hi to bradley." and i'm really shy. you don't wanna go ever and say things like that. >> seth: well it's a weird night, 'cause you don't -- everybody's trying to decide, like, how much do you bother anybody else. so, i know exactly what you mean. >> no, and bradley had the academy awards next week. what am i doing? so he's walking in with his mom.

taylor was not armed. the fbi is assisting into the investigation of the shooting. >>> this morning sports fans are remembering the life of a legend, frank gifford, an important part of new york city sports history died sudden ly at the age of 84. he was a sports anchor at eyewitness news, one of the hosts of monday night football. he's still very fondly remembered here at abc. >> frank gifford was an exceptional man who will be missed by everyone who had the joy of seeing his talent on the field, the pleasure of watching his broadcasts or the honor of knowing him." . eyewitness news reporter lucy yang has the city's reaction from the upper west side. >> my father was a big fan of his. in fact, he named me -- my nickname was the giff growing up. >> after him. >> after frank gifford yeah. >> from fans who adopted his name to fans who considered frank gifford a must watch every monday night, the sports hero and sports caster was fondly remembered. >> i especially liked the way he wouldn't criticize the officials when they made a call. he never said that they did it wrong. you see they pretty much caught it. >> celebrities took to twitter w