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theni, a marine who served four doors and iraq.our best access to congress is on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. officials from the state department and citizenship and immigration services were on capitol hill this week to testify on national security concerns in the aftermath of the paris terrorist attack, including the screening of syrian refugees. this hearing was held by the house judiciary subcommittee on immigration and border security. it is just over two hours. gowdy: i would tell her witnesses that we will do things a little differently this morning. i have some colleagues that will be here shortly. we are going to recognize our witnesses for their opening statements before we recognize the members for there's. because there is a lot of floor activity this morning at 10:30, we want to get as much done as we can. while each of you has very vast and impressive resumes, i will probably skip them as i introduce you. nameust recognize you by for your opening. before i do that, i would ask for everyone to rise for the adm

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he attended walter johnson high school in bethesda and ran track at theni he was seriously injured in afghanistan three years ago when he tackled a suicide bomber. rohberg was part of a security team escorting a colonel. he said his instinctsnd training kicked in as soon as he realized the man was a threat. >> all i could think of is we have to get him away from the boss. like get him away as far as we can. talking about eight seconds here. there's no -- it's just -- you just react. yourust yourtrning. you trust your instincts. you trust that you are -- you have the internal fortitude to go out there and do the job that you know you've been tasked to do. >> four men were killed in that attack, but officials say many more would have died if he hadn't jumped into action. he has had more than 30 surgeries on his leg. president obama will present rohberg with a medal of honor on thursday. he will be featured thursday night on nightly news with lester holt. >> so many moments like that. selfless moments for our veterans. they don't do it for the attention. >> no. we salute you. thank you f

. >> rose: theÑi company that started silicon valley is making history again, in the paper. talk about how you're going to make history. but tell me what happened to hewlett packard. how did the company that was the admiration of the world and certainly the valley, the company that in terms of values, culture and success was looked on with huge admiration? >> yeah, the last decade was tough, and i would actually chalk it up to too much turnover at the c.e.o. level. c.e.o.s,çó when you have different c.e.o.s with different strategies, it's hard on a company particularly as large as h.p. as we turn the corner with people being in role three or four years, you're starting to see it gel again. so i think too many c.e.o. as in too short of a time. >> rose: did it miss other opportunities others saw? >> sure, mobile phones is an opportunity h.p. missed, and many others. but the technology business is incredibly cierchg, and it's hard to catch every wave. obviously the bigger you are, the more challenging it is. bigger companies don't move quite as fast as smaller companies. so par

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. : this is thenie paper we are speaking of p it is published on the website that one doesn't have been killed. and al qaeda affiliated group that has claimed responsibility, this is reported by reuters. we will keep you up-to-date with all of the details on this as the hour goes by. >> it is time for the bloomberg business flash, a look at the biggest business stories. shares are rising today. the sporting good company announcing a buyback program. nicely splitting its shares. coming off the most profitable year ever. shares are soaring. top by sales at its hollister unit. that it isshows starting to take affect. showslysis of u.s. stores the bases growing far faster than staffing. decade,open in the last expanding space by 45%. walmart said customer service needs improvement. always get more business news at bloomberg.com. it etf's are now $3 trillion in assets and account for nearly 30% of all equity trading volume. julie hyman is standing by for a deep dive. >> is a very timely deep dive. are starting to pullout money from bond etf's. he is bloomberg's etf analyst, so let's start wi

. >> are theÑi investigators clos to catching the suspect. i know they are still looking for two?> that's right, there is two main suspects. the aide and his accomplice that were seen in the car used in the attacks two days before those attacks took place. despite the manhunt that spans much of europe no word on the success of finding them. there was an arrest of an arms dealer who suspected of supplies terrorist with four assault rifles. back to you. >> thank you see much. we appreciate it. >> and new developments in the ongoing tension between russia and turkey. turkey's president said he space more than a week before turkey shot down the russian plane. the president erdogan spoke at the g20 summit and putin urged him to accept russian planes as guests and that didn't happen: he said putin played the part in the deaths of hundreds of people. and russia accused turkey of buying oil from isis. >> and traffic diverted at a busy toll plaza and what we are learning about that crash. and donald trump saying about his controversial comments. moderate to severe crohn's disease is tough,

toe theny i'll i'll has the story. >> -- tony aiello has the story. >> reporter: as police chased the suspect, they knew he was trouble, wanted for killing his girlfriend monday 150-miles to the north in troy, new york. >> zone eight, speed 100. shows several cars engaging in the high-speed pursuit, threading through traffic as commuters pulled to the side. >> it was definitely an insane chase. >> reporter: we face timed with liam who was driving north approaching the gas station near the gwb when suddenly the chase was coming right towards him. >> he's crossing the the median and going for the gas station. >> reporter: he and his pursuers crossed from the southbound to the northbound side, going against traffic right through the gas station. liam was in one of the, that honda, swerving to avoid being hit. >> hi to get my breath a little bit. i was a little, you know, unnerved, you know, gut reaction just get out of the way. i guess you just learn that, you know, in bumper cars or whatever. i don't know. >> reporter: he drove south in northbound traffic for several miles, finally cros

you try to lower the risk and for theny things like soft targets. challenge in the united states, even if you fortify the soft targets, there will be other soft targets you didn't fortify. >> it's a question of resources, too. how do you manage all of those soft targets in a place the size of america. let's talk about the fbi. we understand they're stepping up surveillance of known isis sympathizers. >> that's the most remarkable thing of what happened, the fbi rarely announces a lot. >> right. >> they did that purposefully. the reason why is because there are so many people who are what i would say flirting with isis. they're online, figuring out what's going on. they're sort of intrigued by isis. what the fbi did was essentially said, this is no joke. we are serious. we are -- all of you who think you might be interested, we are going to be watching. the fbi can focus their resources on the people that we're really worried about that are becoming radicalized online or leaving the country and getting trained. this was a statement to the world, more