i'll ask adam schiff what he's learning and our correspondents and analysts are also standing by as we cover all of the news that is breaking now. >> first we want to go to our pentagon correspondent barbara star. >> barbara? >> good evening, brianna. in libya and yemen, places where the u.s. does not have a presence on the ground how are they making it all work? nashwar al hechy taken out by a drone in a swift strike a new success in a series of high-profile attacks against al qaeda and isis. sources tell cnn he wasn't specifically targeted this was more than just luck. >> i think there's no question that the vast majority of the explanation for the targeting range of individuals including al haishi is very very hard work. >> another tough target. mucktar bell mucktar the leader of al qaeda in north africa dropping 500-pound bombs on a compound in eastern libya. the u.s. had looked for him for years. >> it appears that he got sloppy that he moved in a way that he could be tracked. classified high-tech clear making strikes possible monitoring social media is at an all-time high. drones

the two key congressmen, pete king and adam schiff. >>> then rick santorum won 11 states and 4 million votes in the 2012 republican primaries. this time, can he win the nomination? >> the last race we changed the debate. this race we can change this nation. >> gop presidential candidate rick santorum, only on "fox news sunday." >>> plus bruce jenner becomes caitlyn. the sunday panel weighs in on the latest sexual culture war and debate over the female viagra pill. bush 41's chief of staff bragging on his boss' behalf. >> someone has to talk about you for appreciation to occur. >> all right now. on "fox news sunday." >>> hello again from fox news in washington. u.s. officials are warning millions of federal employees to be on the alert after their personal information was stolen in a massive cyber attack reportedly by china. what makes this especially troubling is it's just the latest in a series of similar attacks. chief intelligence correspondent catherine has the latest. >> reporter: the office of personal management is now the fourth government agency hacked within the last year. a

and from california adam schiff. gentlemen, i want to take you back to what president obama said about hacking in february. here he is. >> the cyber world is sort of the wild wild west. and to some degree we're asked to be the sheriff. >> but three months before that the inspector general at opm, the agency hacked warned that that agency's computer system was a hacker's dream, which raises the question congressman king did president obama fail to saveguard his own administration? >> we have to get a full report. jo want to prejudge this but obviously something went wrong and a threat we have to face and do more than we're doing right now. congress has passed two bills -- house has passed two bills that would begin to address some cyber security issues but more has to be done. we have to finds a way to effective use of all of our intelligence and surveillance apparatus, if that involves the nsa because we're talking about nation states whether this turns out to be china or not, it's a likely suspect. we have to not be

from california, adam schiff, top democrat, on the house intelligence committee. gentleman, i take you back to what president obama said about hacking in february. here he is. >> the cyber world is the wild, wild west and to some degree we are asked to be the sheriff. >> three months before that, the inspector general at o.p.m., the hacked age wanted the agency's commuter system was a hacker's dream raising the question, congressman, did president obama fail to safeguard his own administration? >> we have to have a full report. i don't want to prejudge this obviously something went wrong and this is a threat we have to face and we have to do more than we doing now. congress has passed two bills the house of representatives has passed two bills which would address some of the cybersecurity issues but more has to be done. we have to find a way to make effective use of all of our intelligence and surveillance apparatus if it involves the n.s.a. and others because we are talking about nation states whether it is china or not which is likely suspect. we have to, i beli

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let's talk about it now with california congressman representative adam schiff. he joins us now.hank for being here. >> you bet. >> you're a ranking member of the house intelligence committee. why did it take the government so long to realize this information had been stolen? four months? >> it's a real failure, poppy. not only did we not prevent this attack from taking place in the first place but it took us quite a while to learn about the breach. op smshgs utilizing new software defenses to try to prevent these attacks and determine when they have taken place, but that wasn't fully implemented and not in time. and i'm not sure that that was even adequate to begin with. so it's a big problem, it's a huge data breach and if the u.s. government can't protect itself i'm sure a lot of the private sector thinks what hope is there for their defenses. >> interesting you bring that up we're seeing the private sector perhaps doing more. i mean the big corporations big banks like jpmorgan chase have literally thrown thousands of employees and millions and millions of dollars into cyber s

. >> congressman adam schiff on fox news sunday this morning outlining the complications of defending against the cyberattacks. it is a critical issue as the government is warning millions of federal employees that their personal information was accessed. and may now be in the hands of the chinese. orrin chang is an expert in the studies and the author of the coming collapse of china. thank you for joining us. overseas josh earnest said for now the president is not ruling out the possibility of leveling sanctions in response to this attack. saying there is still narrowing down exactly where it came from but a lot of sources saying it is connected to china. they believe. what should be our next step at this point in your opinion. >> i think one of the things we need to do is to deter these attacks. as the congressman said it is very hard to defend against them. and one of the things that the blair huntsman commission, which issued its report on the theft of american intellectual property two years ago said what we should beposeing a tariff on chinese goods. we're talking about a big nu

democratic congressman adam schiff says cyber shifts are overdue while another says we cannot continue to look in the other direction. federal workers whose information may have been stolen will be notified next week. now, this hack occurred just as the federal government was in the process of installing new cyber security software across the board. so far, though that software known as einstein was only in place in about half the federal work force. a cyber security bill is pending in congress. alison? >> mark albert in washington. thank you, mark. >>> the obama administration reportedly expanded the government's surveillance of american foreign internet traffic in a hunt to thwart hacking threats. amid the reports of 2012 the nasa security agency was tracking evidence without a warrant. >>> at least five confirmed tornados touched down in central colorado. at least 25 homes were damaged or destroyed. the storm swept flooding and marbe-sized hail in some areas. in missouri a flash flood warning was issued for some parts. roads are flooded and as are some homes. more rain is expected t

we'll bring into the conversation democratic congressman adam schiff of california. of the house intelligence committee. congressman, it is good to have you here. the first question how effective is just 450 troops going to be in iraq? >> well it's going to have a modest impact in terms of our training capability. the more significant thing is if we can leverage this additional military commitment of train efforts and military supplies to get the iraqi government to make the changes in governance necessary to bring the sunnis into the armed forces and governance because that's the real problem here. unless that problem is fixed, the sunnis won't be peeled away from isis and send in all the trainers we want but we need the iraqi government to deal with their sectarianond governance problem and they're afraid of isis and peeling away and afraid of these iranian-shia backed militias as well. we need leverage additional military commitment to deal with that problem. >> so, how do you interpret president obama's comments on monday that we don't have a complete strategy? >

. >> reporter: if the top democrat on the house intelligence committee adam schiff says, "any departure from this carefully crafted compromise will undoubtedly reduce support for it in the house." >> our national security professionals have other tools that they can use to conduct investigation. >> there is great frustration with many senators saying they should have accepted the house bill over memorial weekend. there is also irritation about allowing rand paul to turn this issue into a huge campaign fund-raiser. bret? >> mike emanuel live on the hill tonight, thanks. >>> since 9/11 security has been the clear winner over privacy when it comes to airline travel. but tonight, we're learning that no matter how invasive those tsa agents are in the screening line they apparently are missing a whole lot. here's chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge. >> reporter: the security failures at dozens of airports and more than a decade after 9/11, investigators found banned weapons through security checkpoints. republican ron johnson says he's reviewing the report adding it raises quo

the two key congressmen, pete king and adam schiff. >>> then rick santorum won 11 states and 4 million votes in the 2012 republican primaries. this time, can he win the nomination? >> the last race we changed the debate. this race we can change this nation. >> gop presidential candidate rick santorumon

representative adam schiff says this is alarming because federal networks are expected to be impenetrable. >> those on the offense have all the advantage. it's very expensive to defense. you just need one open door and you're vulnerable. you can often attack with an nim knit and be free from repercussions. >> while a spokesperson for the china foreign minister is fighting back again the allegations -- they're -- >> it's not been confirmed by the united states government but i believe in my judgment that all the threat indicators point to the fact that it is china and perhaps nation state sponsored because of the way it was done. >> reporter: they fear they're creating a large database. the administration hasn't commented, but says it's aware of the threat emanating from china. >> we'll have more from mike baker. what he says we need to do to keep our information safe from foreign hackers. >>> arthell, they made an emergency landing on friday. it was patrolling the reon grande at the time near laredo texas, when they say it was hit by gunfire from the mexican side of the boarder. will carr

. >> reporter: if the top democrat on the house intelligence committee adam schiff says, "any departure from this carefully crafted compromise will undoubtedly reduce support for it in the house." >> our national security professionals have other tools that they can use to conduct investigation. >> there is great frustration with many senators saying they should have accepted the house bill over memorial weekend. there is also irritation about allowing rand paul to turn this issue into a huge campaign fund-raiser. bret? >> mike emanuel live on the hill tonight, thanks. >>> since 9/11 security has been the clear winner over privacy when it comes to airline travel. but tonight, we're learning that no matter how invasive those tsa agents are in the screening line they apparently are missing a whole lot. here's chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge. >> reporter: the security failures at dozens of airports and more than a decade after 9/11, investigators found banned weapons through security checkpoints. republican ron johnson says he's reviewing the report adding it raises quo

the select committee on intelligence democratic congressman adam schiff of california.o with us u.s. diplomatic correspondent for the financial times, geoff dyer. >> we want to start with you, we want to start with the patriot act. there is a headline in the "new york times" that can't be ignored and i'd love for you guys to talk about it. more evidence apparently that assad's forces are actually aiding isis and using some are saying that assad's warplanes are being used as isis' air force. what can you tell us about that? and if that's the case what should we do? what can we do? >> well joe, it wouldn't surprise me at all. i think certainly early in this war in syria, assad wanted to make a self-fulfilling prophecy that it was either him or the terrorists. so, yeah he would go after the moderate opposition. he knew the threat of his leadership were the mod rifts. not the jihadis. so he would bomb them attack them, direct most of his military power against the moderates and isis frankly knew the same thing. they had this unspoken post bargain were isis would go after th

we are going to be talking to peter king, your congressman from long island and adam schiff, top democratthe house intelligence, both of them very concerned about this. and we will talk to them about what needs to be done. and we will talk to one of the 275 republicans running for president this year. rick santorum. and we will talk to him about this question of income inequality. >> see if he is buying into this thing. it really have a giant ruiz. chris wallace everybody. organization telling teachers to treat minority students differently. now scrubbing its web site after a factor investigation. we'll have the latest on an explosive story. and later, charles krauthammer's greatest hits on the factor. upcoming. feel secure in your dentures... feel free to be yourself all day. just switch from denture paste to sea-bond denture adhesive seals. holds stronger than the leading paste all day... without the ooze. feel secure. be yourself. with stronger, clean sea-bond. the beast was as long as the boat. for seven hours, we did battle. until i said... you will not beat... meeeeee!!! greg. what

he'll talk with two congressmen new york republican peter king and california democrat adam schiff. >r department reports employersheadded 280,000 jobs in may but the unemployment rate actually rose, 5.5%, up slightly. hundreds of thousands more people started looking for jobs last month. economist says last month's strong jobs report shows employers remained confident to keep hiring even though the economy shrank during the first three moves of the year. peater barnes is live in washington. some good news but critics say wages are still lagging here. >> reporter: for me month wages took a healthy pop up .03 to 24.96 an hour, but over the last year wage growth has been bouncing up and down month to month, keepingsing it on the historically low side. but the white house says at least inflation at least inflation has been lower thanks to lower oil prices. >> over the last year nominal wages up 2.3%, which is a faster than inflation because the falling price of gasoline has really lowered the inflation rate. so it does put consumers in a better position to spend. >> but the employment po

joining me now is democratic congressman adam schiff. thanks for being with us. we want to talk to you about the surveillance programs. senate has voted overwhelmingly to stop the debate fill buster or blocking of floor debate and floor vote we should say on either accepting the house version of usa freedom act or adding amendments as now contemplating meaning coming back to house. amendments that might not make it to get through the house side. so we're still blocked here. how serious is the lack of surveillance since this law expired sunday night? >> well, it's very mixed. clearly it's not ideal. these authorities have lapsed. we don't have something we put in their place to reform the authorities like usa free come. that obviously is the optimum outcome. we can most quickly provide these reforms and not go blind. there are work arounds though. i'm sure if there were negotiations necessary, administration will look at other authorities they can use. they'll be in perfect work arounds. standards may be around the burden of proof in court. may not apply in all ci

. >> we will such the breach and what to do about it with two key congressman, pete king and adam schiff11 states and four million votes in republican primaries and this time, can he win the nomination? >> the last race we changed the debate. this race we can change this

democratic congressman adam schiff says cyber improvements are overdue while republican senator richardtinue to look the other direction. and federal employees who might have been affected will be informed next week. frank? >> kiet, wasn't the government installing new cyber security software? >> reporter: yeah. that software is called einstein and the problem is that it was only in place for about half of federal workers. we're live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> the labor department just released the may jobs report which could give us a hint where the u.s. economy is heading. >> let's check in with jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com on friday. she has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. some pretty good introduce when it comes to the job markets. labor department says employers added 280,000 new jobs in may with big gains in the healthcare industry and also the construction industry. the unemployment rate though jumped a bit from 5.4% to 5.5%. that means there are more americans looking for jobs. yesterday, concern about greece and wheth

congressman adam schiff we thank you for your time. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> we are asking you to weigh in on our question. we're asking should families pay terrorists ransom for hostages? that is our bing question of the day. here's how we are looking so far with the scoreboard as we launch this at the top of the hour. 62% of you say yes, families should pay terrorists ransom for hostages. 38% of you say no. keep those votes coming at pulse.msnbc.com. >>> still lots to bring you. that story and other breaking stories at this hour and out of boston breaking. at any moment convicted boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev, will be formally sentenced to death. but first, emotions running high as families of the victims made impact statements through the day, poignant words from 8-year-old martin richard, the youngest victim. he requested tsarnaev serve a life sentence saying quote, he chose hate he chose destruction, he chose death. we chose love we chose kidness, we chose peace. that is what makes us different than him.

democratic congressman adam schiff says cyber improvements are overdue while republican senator richardsays we cannot continue to look the other direction. those federal workers who might have been affected will be informed next week. back to you. >> kiet, the government was installing new cyber security software. >> reporter: yes. and that software is called einstein. and the problem is that it was only in place to protect about half of those workers. live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> new details today on a scandal involving former house speaker dennis hastert. a montana woman said her dead brother had a sexual relationship with hastert while in high school. he was the wrestling coach at the time. she says she hopes more victims step forward. last week hastert was charged with violating banking laws. he allegedly paid $3.5 million in hush money to a mystery person in illinois. >>> the man convicted of murdering 24-year-old chandra levy will get a new trial. ingmar guandique's lawyers argue that a key witness lied on the stand and this comes after prosecutors said last mon

we are going to be talking to peter king, your congressman from long island and adam schiff, top democratthe house intelligence, both of them very concerned about this. and we will talk to them about what needs to be done. and we will talk to one of the 275 republicans running for president this year. rick santorum. and we will talk to him about this question of income inequality. >> see if he is buying into this thing. it really have a giant ruiz. chris wallace everybody. organization telling teachers to treat minority students differently. now scrubbing its web site after a factor investigation. we'll have the latest on an explosive story. and later, charles krauthammer's greatest hits on the factor. upcoming. oh! here, have some of ours. oh! hebrew national. a hot dog you can trust. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a c

. >> the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee congressman adam schiff tweeted this he said it's shocking because americans may expect that federal computer networks are maintained with state-of-the-art defenses. how vulnerable are these federal computer systems with some of the most sensitive information out there? >> we're all enormously vulnerable not just federal networks and systems but state and local municipalities private sector institutions as well. as lot of us have been working for a long time to reduce that vulnerability vulnerability. there are three -- in my view only three interesting questions when it comes to cyber security. an awful lot of wand waving but three questions to get to the heart of the challenge we face. question one, how do we architect systems we can trust from components we can't. question number two, how do we ensure the integrity as well as the privacy of our information and our identity in an open internet and question number three, what will the role of government be? government can't do all it needs to and we need to step up our gam

we're back with a ranking member adam schiff of california.i no e you strongly support the compromised version that the house passed. now the president said he will sign it into law. it's now going to be retained by telecommunications kmirms firms, whether at&t or verizon. but there's no limit on how long they have to keep the information is there? >> well there's an fcc requirement that they hold on to their data for 18 months and i think the practice has been for many of them to hold it considerably longer than that. apart from the fcc requirement which may not cover the full range of what we're talking about, there is no legal requirement. that was something that was debated in the senate and earlier in the house. but a retention mandate was something that they opposed and it was not a part of this legislation. >> there were multiple threats made against airlines today, over the weekend, these bomb threats, if you will. none of them proven to be credible. it's just a continuation of what we've seen in recent weeks. congressman peter king to

. >> on the next washington journal congressman adam schiff ranking member of the house intelligence committee talks about the usa freedom act and what it means for security and privacy. then ryan zinke on the president's strategy for defeating isis in iraq. washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >>> this sunday night at 8:00 eastern on first ladies influence and image we'll look into the personal lives of two first ladies from the 1850s, jane pierce and harriett lane. jane pierce loses her son in a tragic train accident grieving she does not attend her husband franklin pierce's inauguration and spends much of her time in the white house writing heartbreaking notes to her son. orphaned at a young age, harriett lane lived with her unocal james buchanan and later becomes hostess to the white house when he becomes president and the first to be called first lady in print. jane pierce and harriett lane this sunday night at 8:00 p.m. examining the public and private lives of the women who filled the possession of first lady. from martha washington to michele obama. that's

as you heard there from adam schiff how should the u.s.the question might be and to whom should the u.s. respond to? >> thank you for having me on richard. today americans are under attack. their personal information from healthcare records, bank records and even their family photos are being attacked every day through our cybernetworks and often are funded by other countries or terrorist organizations. >> it's your belief that it's state sponsored? >> as far as this particular incident goes i'll get briefed on this when i get back to washington on tuesday in the house intelligence committee. everything we're reading suggests that. but what we know is that this is just another of a series of attacks against our country and we need to start prioritizing our policies in the way that we defend against this. you know we just passed in the house and i voted against it $600 billion in a defense bill and only 15 billion is going toward cybersecurity. that's about 2% that we're putting toward cybersecurity when the vast majority and greatest threa

in about 45 minutes, the ranking member of the house intelligence committee, adam schiff, talks about the usa freedom act, which was signed into law this week. and what it means for national security and privacy. also, republican ryan zinke you member of the armed services committee, on the president strategy host: house lawmakers continue to debate over the legalization of marijuana in this country. democrats and republicans join together to approve several provisions preventing the justice department that have legalized medicinal use of the drug. with open and use growing we get your take on this debate. dial in at

we worked very closely with mac thornberry and adam schiff. our staffs, excellent staffs compare notes. we are concerned about where we are going as well. i often say this, the account we established here, it's transparent. i think pete will agree with me. we have done everything we can to vet that account to make sure it's focused and gives this commander in chief the tools that he needs now and in all probability will need. i would agree with you. we want to make sure that that's -- he has those abilities and those resources. so there is no -- it's a bipartisan wish on all of our parts. mr. visclosky: i appreciate the gentleman's testimony before the subcommittee and your participation. mr. sessions: i think the comments would be echoed by all of us that the men and women who represent our military are the finest that this great nation has had and continues to have and i believe will have in the future. and the kind of leader national park -- leadership that they would want to be a part of does matter. i think having a clear understanding an

adam: what about peter schiff? he says crisis in our own backyard is a greater tragedy than greece. puerto rico, a tiny island with a huge debt owes more than one billion dollars to u.s. investors tomorrow but making no promises to pay. cheryl: exactly. there are now 10 spots in the upcoming gop debate. there are 14 candidates. chris christie officially in the race today but may be over before it begins if he doesn't work new jersey magic in new hampshire. adam: millions of americans celebrate the nation's independence this july 4th but law enforcement will be working overtime. the fbi especially to try to prevent a terrorist attack. a new warning from the fbi all about it. let's look where the major averages are going to end the day with less than 40 seconds in the trading session. there is breaking news coming out of greece perhaps this referendum actually may not take place. we have watched the dow up and down all day. then in the last hour starting to make another rally to go higher. dow up 45 points. s&p up seven points. nasdaq up 33 points. year-to-date russell is still in pos

steve king a member of the house homeland security committee and adam schiff who is the house democratw does he get over the top and become the republican nominee this time. chris wallace, we'll be watching. >>> coming up here on the show. she was driving and on her phone when she struck and killed a cyclist and her sentence two years without her cell phone. but is that a fair ruling? the judge who handed it down joins us next to defend his action. >>> he is a country music star with millions of fans. brantley gilbert got a gift from a wounded war are -- warrior. a story that makes you proud to be an american. straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ why are you deleting these photos? because my teeth are yellow. why don't you use a whitening toothpaste? i'm afraid it's bad for my teeth. try crest 3d white. crest 3d white diamond strong toothpaste and rinse... ...gently whiten... ...and fortify weak spots. use together for 2 times stronger enamel. crest 3d white. female announcer: want your best rest ever? then don't miss sleep train's best rest event. you'll find sleep train's very best mattresses at th

adam joseph is braving the cold an rain and i know are you a little bit miserable. the weather gets nicer by the weekend. >> it is going to prove greatly saturday into sunday and i'm schiffvering at the shore. the shore forecast tomorrow a similar day breezy and damp with temperatures in the lower 60s and on saturday the sunshine will return in the afternoon, warm back up to 75 with the land breeze and the sea breeze kicks in on sunday and 70 degrees and sunshine a few clouds big improvement going into saturday and sunday and the ocean temperature is only 58 degrees right now match that chilly air temperature. hope you are warm in the studio. >> go get a pizza aor something adam. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast for tomorrow lots of clouds and late peeks of sunshine and 73 degrees, on saturday, morning clouds and afternoon sunshine and 82 and sunday is looking beautiful and mostly sunny and pleasant and 78 degrees, on monday we warm up to 84 degrees and a front late the day brings us a round of afternoon thunderstorms and then we get into a warm and humid air mass and tuesday 86 and a pop-up thunderstorm and 86 degrees and thursday warmer and more humid with