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every day as we walked to vote for meetings in the capital, we passed by one of america's greatest wrens in that small -- friends in a small rotunda we call freedom lawyer. former british prime minister winston churchill. and on his statue it reads, on -- in the days to come, the british and american people will for their own safety and the good of all walk together side-by-side in majesty, in justice, and in peace. prime minister may joins us this afternoon at a time of renewed opportunity or both the united states and the united kingdom in continuing to walk side-by-side. her decision to visit america soon after our presidential election and the republican-led signalent took power to her commitment to strengthen the special relationship our countries enjoy. it is my honor to welcome from number 10 downing street, the first foreign head of state to visit and address our retreat, the honorable theresa may. [applause] [cheers] theresa may: thank you. [applause] thank you.: thank you. well, thank you very much for that fantastic welcome. and can i say majority leader mcconnell, mr. speaker

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wrens discover their bodies and two dead cats in their home on monday. 35-year-old, roger morash and his 32-year-old wife, valerie, were found dead on their house in berkeley on deakin street. they have said carbon monoxide is ruled out. hazmat crews -- cruise ruled the building safe. neighbors said people had been complaining about a burning rubber smell coming from the couple's apartment. >> she would complain at night and she went to them to complain about it and they certainly knew enough to know there were hazards associated with running a generator. >>> the coroner's office is expected to release more information on the cause of death in the next few days. >>> u.s. coast guard searches for a man who disappeared when his kayak capsized in the bay near the dumbarton bridge bridge. this is video from abc7. the emergency crews rescued one man last night but are still searching for the second victim. the man who is still missing has been identified as kenneth maldonado from san jose. at around 4:30 yesterday afternoon, a man called 911 and that that kenneth maldonado was in the wate

>> and coming up, the man who called the trump rally, gave us another reason to buy stocks, scott wren. still bullish. tau, irencl pweurtintan ou re in wnf >>> they have little in common other than all the recognizable brands. it is the story of established brands turning established investors. >> they have venture capital arms. they're looking to buy a piece of and learn if the next big thing. with this trend on the line, they were involved in 13% of investments last year. >> i think they look at i as a gray way to see what could potentially disrupt them. it is a lot more about outsourced r&d. once upon a time, big companies had big r&d spending internally. this allows them to have a front row seat at outdoor r&d. >> a number of companies are investing in their own divisions. facebook established a new division, alphabet on its moon shots division by over 60% last year, and microsoft said it will invest over $1 billion annually in cyber security. now we're looking at what might be acquisition targets or might become the next generation of leaders. we're accepting nominations for our d

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worked hard, certainly one of the reasons for the creation of the office of director of national intel wrens generals was to a -- intelligence was to assume a domestic role as well and promote sharing as much as we can. i think a lot of improvement has been made, as i look back over the last 15 years, but there is more work to do. so we have done a lot of work with, for example, fusion centers, 76 or so fusion centers that exist throughout the country, to convey more information to them. i have a network of 12 domestic dni reps, director of national intelligence representatives, which are fbi special agents in charge, and we work through them. those instruments on a regional basis to convey more information, particularly on cyber threats, to the private -- to state and local officials as well as the private sector. >> thank you, sir. admiral rogers, what is your assessment of the current state of information sharing between the government and private sector, especially regarding cyber security threat and more importantly, what is the appropriate level of expectation to have with respect to t