connolly: what happened to them? ms. barr: it's not responsive we don't supply it but that doesn't mean that the e-mails, that the there are no e-mails period from her. mr. connolly: but there are some e-mails from her? you're not sure about colin powell but you're sure about secretary rice. ms. barr: i know secretary rice used the state.gov account. mr. connolly: which means they are preserved somewhere. ms. barr: somewhere. mr. connolly: have you ever seen one? ms. barr: no, not personally. mr. connolly: i find that amazing as well. do the federal records act apply to secretaries powell and secretary rice? >> yes, it applies to all but again, federal records can be more than e-mail. >> i understand that. but let's stick with e-mails for a minute. >> ok. >> so is it in compliance with the federal records act to in fact wipe out e-mails whether they are on your personal or your official account? >> it is not, people are, we ask each employee to preserve official records and that's the responsibility for every employee. >

please welcome, kevin connolly! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: fantastic. kevin connolly. ] thank you, buddy. we have known each other a a while. >> we have. >> jimmy: do you remember the first time we met? >> yeah, we got set up on a -- on a -- like a blind date, basically, right? kind of -- >> jimmy: like a friend date. yeah. [ laughter ] kind of, yeah. >> yeah, it was, a little bit. yeah. nancy, jimmy's wife, put me in "he's just not that into you," and you were in -- we were both in baltimore, and i wasn't working that day, and she said, "you should go out and hang out with my husband jimmy." and jimmy and i met in the lobby and we had this like -- "how you doin', man?" >> jimmy: "hey, pretty good. how you doing?" [ laughter ] "what are we doing?" >> "you wanna go to the aquarium?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we went to the aquarium and the museum. >> we went to the museum. we went to see an imax movie. >> jimmy: we saw an imax movie. and i'll never forget this. there's two things i remember from that. first of all -- it was such a great date, by the way. >> it was a great

connolly. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. connolly: mr. chairman, i sympathesize deeply with the concerns expressed from my friend and colleague mr. mica and metro is committed to working with the wireless carriers to ensure seamless coverage. i appreciate his willingless to withdraw this amendment so as not to jeopardize safety improvements under way at metro and the federal commitment that has been reduced but matching by our state partners. the january incident underscored the urgent need to have working communications. while faulty electrical wiring was to blame, a breakdown in communications led to passengers being stranded in dangerous conditions aboard that yellow line train for an extended period of time. it wasn't just public safety personnel who experienced problems, stranded riders had spotty or no cellular service in the tunnel. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? mr. price: i claim time in opposition to allow -- the chair: the gentleman from vir

guest: gerry connolly we are talking about? from virginia. right. i thought there was another gerry connolly. one is enough. a good guy, but one is enough. gerry connolly, in that same quote you are saying, those of us against us as them and their. i am not them or their. i am one of us. i am a member of the congress of united states, note that are than anyone else. i have the right to move down the path i choose. we want to have a robust trade deal, thank you nancy pelosi. i want to have a trade deal where i can go back and say this is good stuff for us. good things are going to be happening. it will not be a new heaven, but good things will happen. the president's problem about all of this, and gerry connolly's main problem, is the adage, make friends he for you need them. we would not be in the situation today in the debate over trade if we would have followed that adage. host: what did the president due to not make friends? guest: i do not think purposefully. he never engaged us in many things in the six and a half years. things would have been

. >> jerry connolly joining us. good morning. >> good morning. good to be with you. >> the front page of usa saying there's going to be a meeting in paris between the united states and allies to talk about what to do about isis. tell us a little bit about your current thoughts and strategy concerning ie concerning isil and what do you think about the plan being executed now. >> one of the fundamental weaknesses we have seen with respect to isil is the weakness of the iraqi military. i think somebody has to account fsh that. the fact they kind of melt away all too often in the face of any kind of military onslaught by isil is very troubling. we don't have the option of going in militarily ourselves and or with our allies. air attacks alone have not sufficed to deter or roll back the threat. rethinking what the strategy needs to be and how best we can play a role in a responding is long overdue. >> how do you think you changed the mentality of the security forces that become more aggressive in their efforts? >> you know, i wish i had an easy answer

guest: representative connolly would agree with me. when he says ball collection would end, he means -- bulk collection would end, he means collection under the federal government. i agree with that. that's what he would agree with. but the telephone companies have to have data in order to do billing, so they record the date and time and duration of calls where the call begins and ends. that is bulk collection of data. they do that for business purposes, and the public seems to be ok with that. i don't know how you run a telephone company without it. to access the data, under the usa freedom act that will be reconsidered by the senate this week, it ends bulk collection of data by the federal government but does not prohibit the federal government from going to a fisa court to get a warrant and to ask to warrant to query telephone data held by the phone companies. there is no guarantee the phone companies will hold the data or for how long, so we are exposed to a time period that is undetermined at this point. i think the senate is like

all i know is what chief connolly reported in his conference yesterday.ot been notified of any independent investigations, any other criminal investigations or whether an investigation is even being done. >> why didn't he come today? >> honestly the death threats. he's worried for his family. he's worried he may be followed and until that -- until that threat subsides he's going to, you know be in an undisclosed location? >> are the death threats against his family also? >> i'm not sure that they are against his family but are definity will against him. >> they have been forced to leave their home? >> yes, they have been forced to leave their homes. >> is it e-mails, phone calls? >> i believe it's been phone calls, phone calls into the police department regarding him. he has tried to remove any ability to contact him directly. >> did he make it aware to you that some people were doing this as a racially tinged act and his response and him working there, when did he become aware that it was viewed in that manner by some? >> i think he became aware immediat

connolly walking on the street late at night. shooting at the cars doesn't work. he progresses because he wants to kill and now he doesn't have people in the envelope of the car that didn't work too good for him. so he moves on to people on foot or on bike. >> jim, talk about the mindset of someone to become a serial shooter, the psychology, who does that? >> well, you know deep-seeded psychological problems of revenge, revenge of the sociopaths, there's so much work to be done. no matter how many law enforcements you have, you don't have enough. you think you have enough it's not enough. if this guy's tempo picks up you need a lot more help and you have to get in front of the killer. get way ahead of him to be able to catch him. if that mr. connolly's killing turns out to be related, it will up the tempo pretty big. >> jim cavanaugh, thank you, appreciate it. >>> it could be the biggest dispute between the gop and hillary clinton. hear the back and forth next and why it may be critical in 2016. audible safety beeping audible safety beeping audible safety beeping

guest: gerry connolly we are talking about? from virginia. right. i thought there was another gerry connolly. one is enough. a good guy, but one is enough. gerry connolly, in that same quote you are saying, those of us against us as them and their. i am not them or their. i am one of us. i am a member of the congress of united states, note that are than anyone else. i have the right to move down the path i choose. we want to have a robust trade deal, thank you nancy pelosi. i want to have a trade deal where i can go back and say this is good stuff for us. good things are going to be happening. it will not be a new heaven, but good things will happen. the president's problem about all of this, and gerry connolly's main problem, is the adage, make friends he for you need them. we would not be in the situation today in the debate over trade if we would have followed that adage. host: what did the president due to not make friends? guest: i do not think purposefully. he never engaged us in many things in the six and a half years. things would have been

. >> reporter: and this week there was a third roadside shooting 65-year-old grandfather, bill connolly shot while walking near his home. ray martinez says many serial shooters seem to be sociopaths who crave attention. so the search is desperate. >> it has to be desperate for the public's safety. it has to be. >> reporter: investigators are keeping some details about the shooting to themselves but if and when they find a definitive link, they will likely share that information with the public immediately. lester? >> jacob rascon thank you. >>> the damage still being assessed from perhaps the largest hacking attack in american history. many of the employees had access to sensitive information. and as andrea mitchell reports, fingers are still being pointed in china's direction. >> reporter: you've been hacked. that's warning that will be sent to 4 million federal workers, roughly half civilians, the other half retire eyes or contractors. unwilling victims in an escalating cyber war. >> the fact that somebody let this happen tells me that somebody isn't paying attention. >> my clearance

interest program let's take a closer look at the plans here with a lot of challenges, we have aaron connollyhere. a specialist on indonesia. usually we see him in sydney. the huge problem when you have infrastructure goals and no money to pay for it. they are dependent because they will not be will to do this infrastructure spending if they are not able to keep the budget deficit under 3%. revenues for targets he will not meet but he needs to get part of the way there. guest: we reported he is -- angie: he's trying to get people to pay their taxes. only half that do. angie: only half or even registered. 10 million submit income tax returns. less than one million actually paid the amount they were supposed to pay. tried any amnesty. >> they are talking about now doing another amnesty this year. some say if you do and it amnesty too many times people lose face in the tax system. even if it is a huge success we are starting from such a low base i'm not sure it will make much difference. guest: what needs to happen? angie: most critically he needs to fix the corruption in the tax office. in indo

connolly from virginia. this is extremely troubling. we are talking about 4 million plus federal workers, people who dedicate their entire careers indeed their entire lives, to our country and now their personal information has been compromised for absolutely no fault of their own. if i understand your testimony the personal information of about 4 million current and former employees was potentially compromised, and i want to ask you, as you investigation continues deeply that number is going to be bigger than 4 million? >> thank you for your question. in my opening statement i described two incidents. the first -- >> it's a yes or no question, or i don't know. >> no. because of the two incidents, the first incident is 4.2 million at an ongoing investigation led us to understand that the federal investigative spirit you know exactly what i say when it's a yes or no question correct? >> yes sir. >> you think it could to be more than 4.2 million? >> yes sir. >> ms. seymour, your i.t. professionals discovered the breach in april and is als

. >> on next washington journal, virginia congressman gerald connolly is here to talk about the debate over nsa surveillance programs, the fight against isis in iraq and syria, and other foreign-policy issues in congress. then representative steve king of iowa, a member of the agriculture and judiciary committees will discuss the future of the nsa information gathering program, the work in the house on immigration, and the role in iowa on the 2016 race. "washington journal" is live every weekday morning at 7:00 a.m. on c-span and you could join in with your comments on facebook and twitter. this weekend, the u.s. senate failed to extend certain provisions of the patriot act that allowed for the national security agency's bulk collection of americans telephone -- of american telephone data as well as roving wiretaps. the senate returns at 9:30 a.m. eastern. at 10:30 a.m., members will hold a procedural vote on the usa freedom act. the vote will do term and whether -- will determine whether they move forward with the legislation. >> now more from the 18th annual milken institute global c

connolly. >> thank you for letting me go at this moment because identify identify -- i have to chair another meeting. it is easy to make a scapegoat out of something to resolve responsibility. but we are facing a much bigger threat than a management snafu. we are facing a systematic organized, financed pernicious campaign by the chinese government in the form of the people's liberation army with a trained unit to penetrate weak spots in our cyber world and that includes the federal government and it may include retail and commercial enterprises, banks, and among them to pretend this is ms. archulet archuleta's fault is missing the big picture and a disservice. we have a bigger threat whether we want to acknowledge it or not. we are engaged in a low level, but intense new kind of cold war; a cyber war with certain ad adsarsaries including china and russia. it is every much a threat to the security and stability of the country and we need to guard ourselves for this battle. it is not okay to dism

[applause] >> on the next washington journal, gerry connolly. he is here to talk about the debate over nsa surveillance programs, the fight against isis in iraq and syria and other foreign-policy issues in congress. then representative steve king of iowa, member of the agriculture in judiciary committees will discuss the future of the nsa information gathering program, the work in the house on immigration, and the role of iowa in the 2016 race. "washington journal" at five every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. -- is live every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. the u.s. senate failed to extend certain provisions of the u.s. patriot act. the senate returns at nine: 30 a.m. eastern. at 10:30, members will hold a procedural vote on the usa freedom act, program that limits certain major surveillance powers. the vote will decide members move forward with the legislation. you can see live coverage of the u.s. senate when members return always on c-span2. south carolina senator lindsey graham announced his intention to seek the 2016 republ

. >> let me ask you this, the president starts on this show, the jerry connolly out in virginia.e show on this and i think that was an attempt to build support. never got past the 25, 26 democrats. he got the people from virginia resuming economically with high tech and get back to the spell with the democratic party building the future across the great lakes areas, you know, pennsylvania to wisconsin, iowa, all those states. nobody up there is for this. still geographic problem for the democrats, they want to build their future. they lost the south and rockies, they only have the left coast if you will and that parts, how do you build a case for trade in that part of the country? >> i don't think they care about bidding a case for trade on a broad base scale. obama wanted to pass this bill. he wanted to do it with the coalition he could cobble together. you saw 27, 28, 29 democrats for this bill. if it passed, he would have been completely fine with that. he was looking at the end result. he came to capitol hill and told people to play it straight. he didn't get into a policy ar

connolly wanted to increase metro funding by $50 million. he was ruled out of order though. his moves were supported by another virginia and maryland lawmakers. >>> time now is 6:35. today muriel bowser is headed to capitol hill. she's meeting with democratic leader harry reid. afterwards, she'll sit down with republican oklahoma senator james langford. he sits on two committees that deal with d.c.'s budget. bowser is also meeting with maryland senator barbara mikulski. >>> starting today, thousands of d.c. residents will get a knock on the door from tax man. yeah, the tax assessors plan to visit 15,000 homes over the next three months to figure out if homeowners are paying the correct property taxes. they'll want to come into your home too but you're not required to let them in. assessors will focus on homes in the capitol hill area and surrounding neighborhoods first. you can get a closer look at the map here on the nbc washington app. just search property tax. >>> right now, volume building across the district. we'll have some of the toughest spots for drivers this mornin

connolly: i thank the distinguished chairman. today's vote is about america's future. who will shape it? it is not shaped by a recitation of grievance. it is not shaped by making trade a symbol of all that we find bad in economic progress. it is by seizing that future and shaping it and that is what t.p.a. does. it pries open foreign markets. it sets american rules setting. it allows us to frame the issues. in 40% of the world's trade and economic activity. we have never had an opportunity as important as this one to shape the global economy to our advantage and to those of our trading partners. we must not lose this opportunity. the grievances are legitimate. the concerns and fears are legitimate. but we must look beyond them. we must address the future for future generations of american workers. i support the bill in front of us and urge my colleagues to do the same. again i thank mr. ryan for his courtesy. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan. mr. levin: how much time do we have left? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan has 10 minute

done connolly, second of the treasurely, something that doesn't existnymore a southern conservative democrat he wanted him took successor and he wanted to create a new party a new majority. nixon was a jean with us i couldn't say as a politician and long before ronald reagan created the modern republican party nixon created the modern republican party by peeling about democrats and peeling away of the silent majority. >> but on civil rights he knew where the courts were going and that differentiate thyme he said we're going to desegregate is now. he did it. there we going to be rye ots finds, he created these in every state, brought them in and said he would bring these people into the oval office and say here is where the tough decisions get made and you have to make a decision and every one of those commissions agreed to go along with intelligence graismghts when richard nixon came into office only 9 percent of black countryside went to integrated schools. two years laterpercent went to integrated schools. he that without rye ots and without trouble. this is richard nixon being practical a

connolly. >> thank you. ms. barr i must say i am reeling from the stunning revelation you have no e-mails from two former secretaries of state who covered the entirety of the bush administration and i want to make sure i understood your answers to mr. cummings clearly. you are the top foia official at the department of state is that correct? >> yes sir. >> if i understand your sworn testimony, you're saying that as of right now the state department has not been able to identify any e-mails from secretary powell or secretary rice. is that correct? >> what i was saying is that the state department did not have any e-mails that were responsive to the request. >> do you have anyother e-mails? >> i know we have other e-mails for secretary rice. i'm not sure what we have in our collection for secretary powell. my statements were based on what i understood to be a summary of how we had requested a number of former secretaries to come back to us with whether they had -- >> my time is limited. i want to be -- i'm going t

connolly what's interesting is there is a statement to the effect that a nation divided, or a household divided cannot stand. you guys already have our democracy as the greatest organization of government on the planet earth. yet, russia was our friends for a while. with the slap of a hand now there's only a g-7. then you have all you guys flying all over the planet and talking about, we need to have climate agreements in our thinking. yet, you pollute the planet as a small group a thousand times more than us. we all watch you guys like you're lotto winners. it's amazing you cannot communicate to the american people because you have a patriot act replaced by the freedom act, and we're supposed to buy into this rhetoric as this is the wisdom of the people running the nation. i don't know why you guys can't look in the mirror and get a "t&ittle humility. that's my comment. thank you. >> well, i can assure you every morning when i look in the mirror, i get a good dose of humility. >> locally, one more thought, here in washington, d.c., memorial bridge is closed off "t#or repairs to its str

connolly has said, they're at war with us and we aren't up to speed.e aren't responding in kind in terms of the problem. now, what i'm hearing is the blaming the actor here. you're saying, we know they're bad actors. we know that. that's part of the job. what i would like to know in the 18 months how many meetings have you had personally where it's been exclusively about cyber security and you've had those meetings and who have they been with? >> i've had those meetings with individuals throughout government. i have had those almost on a daily basis with my own staff and the cio. i would say that since the 18 months that i arrived i recognize the same problem that you did and we have taken tremendous steps. as you say, that there are these actors and they are aggressive and they are well funded and they are persistent. and the first thing i did was to implement an i.t. strategic plan with the focus on i.t. security. >> okay. i appreciate that because we've gone through those details. but have you visited private sector, a data center and seen what the

connolly of virginia for four minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for four minutes. mr. connolly: i thank the speaker and i thank my good friend, eliot engel from new york, the distinguished ranking member, the full committee of the foreign affairs committee, and my friend, ed royce, the chairman of that full committee, both distinguished men. and i echo theirentment ises -- their sentiments. mr. speaker, i rise -- their sentiments. mr. speaker, i rise today in reluctant opposition to the measure offered by mr. mcgovern, who's sincerity can never be questioned in this body. i understand the purpose underlying this legislation. and i identify with the frustration that it expresses as i think do all of us. pro ponalts of the measure want -- proponents of the measure want congress to debate and vote on the use of military force in iraq and syria and so do i. proponents of this measure believe that congress has failed to perform its constitutional duty by not taking up the authorization of the use of

as chief connolly said he is -- he's facing possible criminal charges.r that as well. >> did you watch the video with him? what was his reaction? >> no. i did not watch the video with him. >> can you talk about his emotions making him hesitant to respond to the pool? what were those emotions? >> well i'm going to allow him soon enough to answer those questions where his state of mind was. i can't really answer to that right now as much as i'd like to. >> the apology, could you explain what he's apologizing about specifically? >> well again, he is apologizing that his conduct offended. he recognizes and i think i said this that he does recognize that his emotions got the best of him. and that the prior suicide calls put him in an emotional place that he would prefer not to have been in when responding to this call. >> can you say whether or not for officer casebolt posted the video of the incident to his personal youtube account? >> that i do not know. i won't answer anymore questions. >> the detail of -- officer of the year and other -- >> so here we hav

connolly from virginia was talking able talking about secretary of state condoleezza rice's e-mails and you were testifying your understanding was she used an official account to do e-mails although you had not ever seen one of those e-mails from her on that account or any other. my information is that secretary rice has not disclosed whether she used a personal e-mail account for official business. she has not disclosed whether she used a private e-mail account for official business and ms. barr, can you confirm or deny? do you know either way on that question? it's a yes or no. i have to hurry, yes or no? do you know? >> secretary rice told us that she did not use personal e-mail for official business. >> well, i'm going to invite my dear friend from south carolina who i know is looking into the question of e-mails of secretaries of state to really devil delve into whether secretary condoleezza rice used private e-mail a accounts for personal business. >> recognize the gentleman from south carolina. >> ms. barr you previously testified that the former secretaries e-mail arrangement wi

dan connolly and how he praises a lot of those who were involved in this incident and what they did afterwards. have a look. >> i have nothing but great respect for commissioner evans and special agent in charge leasy, but they do not participate in my analysis or my charging decision in this case or any other. my office is independent, the information is independent, and the charging decision is independent. >> so danny cevallos, i want you to weigh in on that if you can. that's very specific. he wants the public to know on the day that the public is seeing this video that this is his call. this was his work and that it wasn't the police commissioner or anyone else who is able to sway him in his decision making. >> i think they feel very strongly about what they've seen in the video from day one. police officers are trained over and over and over again that if somebody is advancing on them with a knife, it doesn't have to be a gun, it doesn't have to be a bazooka. but any deadly weapon, any movement toward them and they are trained as harry will explain to shoot to stop the threat. not to sho

suffolk district attorney dan connolly says they chose to release the video now instead of waiting untilhe investigation's conclusion. >> it becomes easier than ever for rumor, speculation and inaccurate information to fill the vacuum if reliable facts aren't put out rapidly. >> reporter: the full investigation into this law enforcement-involved shooting is expected to take months but when complete the district attorney says it will all be released. meanwhile there's that separate investigation, the joint terrorism task force investigation that's ongoing into rahim's possible plan. gretchen? >> molly line live for news boston thank you. the suspect had been under 24-hour surveillance. he was approached by officers and agents who knew about his deadly plan to behead police. gil alba former police detective from the major case squad and now a private investigator is my guest today on "the real story." great to have you in studio. >> thank you. >> how odd is it for police to release this video to the public? i know they were under pressure to do so but it's odd, right? >> it's odd but a goo

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. >> on the next "washington journal," congressman gerry connolly, a member of the foreign affairs committee. he is here to talk about the debate over nsa surveillance programs, the fight against isis , and other foreign-policy issues in congress. then representatives steve king of iowa, a member of the agriculture and judiciary communities, will discuss the future of the nsa information gathering program the work on immigration, and the role of iowa in the 2016 rest. -- race. join the conversation with your calls and comments on facebook and twitter. coming up tuesday, a house energy committee holds a hearing on the status of the takata airbag recall. live coverage starts at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. >> next, three former treasury secretary's discuss the economic outlook and global economy. robert rubin, henry paulson, and timothy geithner participate in the milliken institute forum in beverly hills. sheryl sandberg, who served under president clinton moderates the event held in april. >> let's start our luncheon panel on the global economy. we are delighted and honored to have a truly

connolly from virginia. this is extremely troubling. we are talking about 4 million plus federal workers people dedicating their lives to our country. another information has been -- now their information has been compromised through no fault of their own. if i understand your testimony the personal information of about 4 million current and former employees was potentially compromised. do you believe the number is going to be bigger than 4 million? >> thank you for your question. i described two incidents. mr. cartwright: it is a yes, no, or i don't know. >> the first incident is 4.2 million. cartwright: you know what it means when i say yes or no? do you think it could be more? >> yes, sir. mr. cartwright: your professors discovered it in april. as ms. be conley mentioned, the hack may have begun in december. ms. seymour: yes, it began in 2014. mr. cartwright: something else happened in 2013. they stated they were targeted in an earlier cyber-attack. this is the company that does the majority of your background investigations. am i co

connolly: i thank the gentleman. and it is good counsel for both sides, let's see what the fine print has to say before we draw our lines in support or opposition. i take those words to heart. i must say i echo the words of chairman ryan. we are here today, not under some cynical ploy to use the africa bill to pass trade adjustment assistance, rather, we are here to save trade adjustment assistance because some decided it was worth sacrificing to get at trade promotion authority. that was their political judgment and entitled to it. and not entitled to accuse us of saving that program of sin civil. that is the least thing happening today. we are trying to keep workers who will be displaced, the globalization and yes, maybe trade, get some training, get some help. that's what this program has done. it's a democratic program and chairman ryan and speaker boehner have kept their word. that's what today's vote is also about, redeeming a pledge made to us that we would have a second bite at this apple. and thank god that

greg connolly described corporal eric casebolt's behavior during last friday's confrontation as out of control. >> the actions of casebolt as seen on the video of the disturbance at the community pool are indefensible. >> reporter: the 41-year-old's voluntary resignation was just one sentence long. i hereby resign from my commission with mckinney police department. casebolt's manhandling of the 15-year-old has sparked outrage. >> needs to be fired now! >> reporter: and reignited a national conversation about the way law enforcement interacts with the african-american community. >> when he pulled out his gun, i was like he needs to go. the two other cops wouldn't have come up, would he have pulled the trigger? >> reporter: the other officers who responded acted appropriately. >> i had 12 officers on the scene. and 11 of them performed according to their training. they did an excellent job. >> reporter: 16-year-old mariah dickinson agrees. >> the other cops were like well mannered. >> reporter: in 2014 "machine" magazine ranked mckinney as the number one place to live. >> the actions of

time to have another connolly. it went by fast. as you have been reporting greece is it out of the woods or in the woods? the imf walked out of these talks giving them more money but there are other sources and what we are following at this hour is the fact that europeans are scrambling to keep greece happy? greece has other friends in higher places. we will tell you what the minister is doing with the russian president. it is a little weird but in the meantime this comes at a time there is a concern there's a run on the banks, greece instituted no limit how much cash you could take out but of course we have seen 3 billion euros leave the greek banking system over the last weeks of if that were to continue there would be concerns. our markets are not really reacting too negatively to this. this could be a problem. connell mcshane has been following all of the above. connell: that number is going up because that trend is continuing at least into today as we get new numbers on friday. there is concern. is feeling is something similar

connolly of virginia. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey rise? mr. frelinghuysen: mr. chairman, i move that the house now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question son the motion to adjourn -- is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly, the house stands adjourned until 10:00 a.m. today for morning hour debate. funding to skirt budget caps put into place by the 2011 budget control at -- but to control act. >> republican leaders are in favor of that. what has been the reaction to the $38 billion from democratic leaders? >> democratic leaders oppose using the war fund in this way because it is a one-year emergency war fund and they basically want republicans to lift the spending cap. and put the $38 billion in the base budget. >> what does that war funding cover? >> it was created after 9/11 to pay for the global war on terror, but its use has expanded to cover lots of things. some

connolly from virginia. this is extremely troubling. we are talking about 4 million plus federal workers people dedicating their lives to our country. another information has been compromised through no fault of their own. if i understand your testimony the personal information of about 4 million current and former employees was potentially compromised. do you believe the number is going to be bigger than 4 million? >> thank you for your question. i described two incidents. mr. cartwright: it is a yes, no or i don't know. >> the first incident is 4.2 million. an ongoing -- mr. cartwright: you know what it means when i say yes or no? do you think it could be more? >> yes, sir. mr. cartwright: your professors discovered it in april. they believe the hack may have begun in december, am i correct? >> yes, it began in 2014. mr. cartwright: the contract revealed they were targeted in an earlier cyber attack. contractor that does the majority of the background check investigations. and my correct? >> they do a number. mr. cartwright: the attac

connolly of virginia for four minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for four minutes. mr. connolly: i thank the speaker and i thank my good friend, eliot engel from new york, the distinguished ranking member, the full committee of the foreign affairs committee, and my friend, ed royce, the chairman of that full committee, both distinguished men. and i echo theirentment ises -- their sentiments. mr. speaker, i rise -- their sentiments. mr. speaker, i rise today in reluctant opposition to the measure offered by mr. mcgovern, who's sincerity can never be questioned in this body. i understand the purpose underlying this legislation. and i identify with the frustration that it expresses as i think do all of us. pro ponalts of the measure want -- proponents of the measure want congress to debate and vote on the use of military force in iraq and syria and so do i. proponents of this measure believe that congress has failed to perform its constitutional duty by not taking up the authorization of the use of

connolly. >> i think the chairman.thank you for allowing me to go at this moment because i have to chair a meeting at 12:30. let me just say, you know, i was just listening to our colleague from florida. it's easy to make a scapegoat out of somebody or something. that isn't to absolve people of responsibility. but what we're facing is a much bigger threat than a management snafu. we are facing a systematic organized, financed pernicious campaign by the chinese government in the form of the people's liberation army with a trained unit to penetrate weak spots in our cyberworld. and that includes the federal government and it may include retail and commercial enterprises, certainly banks among them. to pretend somehow this is miss archuleta's fault is to really miss the big picture. and, frankly, a disservice to our country. we have a bigger threat. whether we want to acknowledge it or not, we now are engaged in a low level, but intense new kind of cold war, a cyberwar with certain adversaries including china and russia.

connolly. >> thank you for allowing me to go at this moment because i have to chair a meeting at 12:30 me just say, you know, i was just listening to our colleague from florida. it's easy to make a scapegoat out of somebody or something. that isn't to absolve people of responsibility. but what we're facing is a much bigger threat than a management snafu. we are facing a systematic organized, financed pernicious campaign by the chinese government in the form of the people's liberation army with a trained unit to penetrate weak spots in our cyberworld. and that includes the federal government and it may include retail and commercial enterprises, certainly banks among them. to pretend somehow this is miss archuleta's fault is to really miss the big picture. and, frankly, a disservice to our country. we have a bigger threat. whether we want to acknowledge it or not we now are engaged in a low level but intense new kind of cold war, a cyberwar, with certain adversaries including china and russia. and it is every bit as much a threat to the security and stability of this country and we need

connolly: i thank the distinguished chairman. today's vote is about america's future. who will shape it? it is not shaped by a recitation of grievance. it is not shaped by making trade a symbol of all that we find bad in economic progress. it is by seizing that future and shaping it and that is what t.p.a. does. it pries open foreign markets. it sets american rules setting. it allows us to frame the issues. in 40% of the world's trade and economic activity. we have never had an opportunity as important as this one to shape the global economy to our advantage and to those of our trading partners. we must not lose this opportunity. the grievances are legitimate. the concerns and fears are legitimate. but we must look beyond them. we must address the future for future generations of american workers. i support the bill in front of us and urge my colleagues to do the same. again i thank mr. ryan for his courtesy. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan. mr. levin: how much time do we have left? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan has 10 minute

connolly of virginia for four minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for four minutes. mr. connolly: i thank the speaker and i thank my good friend, eliot engel from new york, the distinguished ranking member, the full committee of the foreign affairs committee, and my friend, ed royce, the chairman of that full committee, both distinguished men. and i echo theirentment ises -- their sentiments. mr. speaker, i rise -- their sentiments. mr. speaker, i rise today in reluctant opposition to the measure offered by mr. mcgovern, who's sincerity can never be questioned in this body. i understand the purpose underlying this legislation. and i identify with the frustration that it expresses as i think do all of us. pro ponalts of the measure want -- proponents of the measure want congress to debate and vote on the use of military force in iraq and syria and so do i. proponents of this measure believe that congress has failed to perform its constitutional duty by not taking up the authorization of the use of

this bill assures it has to meet 150 connolly mandated conditions and be available for every american to read for at least 60 days before congress votes to approve or reject it. t.p.a. tells world markets america is back. the eaker pro mpore:he gentlan from mhigan. m levini yield a minutend half a m of r mmi membefrom geo . les. the speaker prtempore: the geneman from geoia is recogniz. mr. s: i thk mfrien a my rkinember fo yielng. sp i rise in strong positionothe tck endmen or 20 years a stood on thery houselo in sitio nta. i felt stro then as that these agreements are about more than trade. they are a reflection of our values. let me be clear i am for trade since nafta i have opposed some agreement and supported others. but i'm not for trade at any cost. those on the ways and means committee tried time and time again to make this legislation better. but mine and every single democrat amendment was rejected. mr. speaker, i visited vietnam and i know there's much work to be done. there's no freedom to organize, freedom of speech is limited. the people of georgia are calling and writin

connolly has said, they're at war with us and we aren't up to speed. we aren't responding in kind in terms of the problem. now, what i'm hearing is the blaming the actor here. you're saying, we know they're bad actors. we know that. that's part of the job. what i would like to know in the 18 months how many meetings have you had personally where it's been exclusively about cyber security and you've had those meetings and who have they been with? >> i've had those meetings with individuals throughout government. i have had those almost on a daily basis with my own staff and the cio. i would say that since the 18 months that i arrived i recognize the same problem that you did and we have taken tremendous steps. as you say, that there are these actors and they are aggressive and they are well funded and they are persistent. and the first thing i did was to implement an i.t. strategic plan with the focus on i.t. security. >> okay. i appreciate that because we've gone through those details. but have you visited private sector, a data center and seen what th

with that, mike connolly has been contending, saying consumers want to know where their meat comes fromere's a study that said 90% of consumers answer in the affirmative. he was surprised it was not 100%. that's an easy question to answer. when push comes to shove, the labels are not consulted as much as you would think. they look at the meat packaging and how it looks -- addressing the alaskan salmon -- i'm not entirely familiar with that product. what could be happening is the species of the fish is alaskan salmon. maybe it was processed in china. it would be a product of china but could still be alaskan salmon. not entirely sure on that, but that's a possibility. caller: gary from baltimore maryland in opposition of country of origin labeling. caller: good morning. i love c-span. i think this is like a superficial kind of issue. as much as we are talking about labels, you have people that can afford to eat either way -- can't afford to eat either way. i have concerns about the amount of subsidies that ag gets every year anyway. why can't we produce our own meats and fish and corn and

craig connolly said it began friday evening when officers responded to a disturbance involving a group of teens refused to leave a neighborhood pool. getting veterans and electric as their agreement to sell the $10 billion private equity lending unit to the biggest pension fund according to "the wall street journal." the deal expected to be announced as early as this morning at just the latest move in the plan to return to core industrial businesses and sell the bulk of the $500 billion ge capital banking unit. president obama moving front and center on the final day of the g7 summit in the bavarian alps. on the agenda, isis and re-stabilizing the middle east. local economic growth come in a great crisis in world trade. the president will hold a news conference at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. the white house has already tell us that ms. merkel and the president did speak about the great debt crisis and he is really hoping they can come to some sort of agreement between the two sides. maria: we haven't seen a headline set at the g7 yet, but greece and russia will yield news. dagen: absolute