member crenshaw's district. these disasters demonstrate at a moments notice fema may need to assist thousands of survivors who suddenly have an immediate need for emergency goods and services. fema cannot prepare for every eventuality but as a frequency increases it is an important as ever that the agency take the corrective action to better execute its no fail mission. disaster contracting is one area where improvements are most needed. as he witnesses from gao and can confirm fema has a checkered history with disaster response and recovery contracts it awards and oversees. i am glad some improvements have been made since hurricane katrina struck the gulf coast in 2015. more contracts are being competitively bid reducing the potential for waste, fraud, and abuse. more contracts are being awarded to local vendors stimulating local economies. challenges remain. the must still struggle to utilize advanced contracts. these are awarded prior to a natural disaster when there is not an urgent need for goods and servic

. >> reporter: in t house, dan crenshaw who lost an eye as a navy s.e.a.l. in afghanistan ays unemployment can be devastating for vets who thrive when given a mission. >> what i would tell people who are looking to help vets, i would say hire them. hire them. give them a shot. they might surprise you. they'r fastearners and they have a sense of duty. >> reporter: under and unemployment among vets often leads to homelessness. 9% of homeless adults are veterans. today eric is an award winning photographer. he says he had to focus on the light, not the dark, to turn his

crenshaw was once in foster care and now works for the d.c. child and family services agency. >> miss maryland also made the top ten. thety towson universi student is originally fro severn, maryland. >> when all was said and done, it was miss north carolina who t took homehe crown. she will represent the u.s. at miss universe later this morning. at 27 she is the oldest woman ever crow asmiss usa. congratulations. ea gorgeous. >>> still aheaes cases continue to pop up acrossthe country. it's so bin one new york county the issue is heading to court. >>> plus, out on the street. a group of local seniors forced out of their homes after the building caught fire. what investigators think may have caused this issue. >>> happening now, caught in the ct. a groupof teens force their way inside a local woman's home. what happened that made them take off running. >>> marijuanamomentum. d.c.'s mayor prepares to fight for recreational marijuana, but will she have to take on all of congress to get it done? >>> capitol hill is often the scene of gridlock, but

dan crenshaw to get his perspective on the issue facing america's veterans and their families.ssman, thank you so much for sitting down to talk about this today. the focus that our colleague gu have had is the members of the we have to ose that are bring awareness to it. i'm glad that there is some awareness being brought to it. those of us go overseas and people thank me for our service, but we are not always thanking the families. and in many ways the families have much harder jobs. they wake up back in their normal lives, not sure what is happening to their loved ones overseas. and when they do come back, they are totally changed especially in the caregiver sense. you can ask my wife what she's had to deal with over the years. >> what was it like for her? >> it is extremely hard. she gets a phone call at 5:00 a.m., she knows that that is not normal. her 0only consolation is that i is not a uniformed person at the door so she knows that i'm not dead. but she knows that i'm grave pli wou wounded and i might not make it. that is all she knows. almost easier on me because i know

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they hope it will revitalize the baldwin hills crenshaw neighborhood. >>> more americans say the country should get rid of the electoral college and switch to a popular vote. the 53% prefer directly pick the commander in chief. 43% say they want to keep the electoral college. >> san mateo is shuteade will d the possibility of providing a place for tired officers to sleep between shifts. one option they're considering is converting firestations into sleeping quarters >>> fire chief white officially retiring after 30 years in service. >> she was named first woman chief in 2004. she chose yesterday to be her last day to remember her friend former ed lee. >> 4:53 right now. up ahead, a look ahead from across the headlines across the bay area and across the nation. >>> schools are reopening in sri lanka. many parents are keeping their children out of classes today. parents are worried about the safety of their children after the bombings on easter sunday. intelligence reports that militants were likely to strike before the start of the islamic holy month of ramadan, which starts today. >> 4:5

joining us is congressman crenshaw from texas. thank you for being here.what do you make of all of that? >> her opinion is one not based on facts or reality. i have been going to venezuela a long time. my family actually used to live in caracas. i have traveled there a number of times. i have watched the policies ruin the country. it's not u.s. policy. she didn't give an example because she doesn't have any. but what has actually happened through the price control and the nationalization of the private industry you ruined a economy. you have 100 years of examples to show for this. when you put in the socialist policies it destroys the country. it happens over and over again. people starve. that is what is happening now. the failed ideas that keep bubbling up. it's a shame to see we have the members of congress defending them. going back to the it's the u.s.'s fault. it's always america's fault. if you disagree with me you are disagreeing with me because of my identity. that is what she said in the tweet. that is cheap. a cheap shot. >> martha: let me ask y

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rodeo road in the baldwin hills crenshaw neighborhood is officially obama boulevard.now on the unveiling. >> reporter: people of all ages, genders and ethnicity here together. re together. rodeo road, the intersection at martin luther king boulevard renamed after the living former president barack obama. the name change carrying a deep significance to the baldwin hills crenshaw community. >> obama boulevard would not be obama boulevard without martin luther king and so many others. >> reporter: two pillars of african-american history remembered together, creating one of the most significant african-american points of interest in the country. >> their views and values were the same. so, that is right in line with that. >> reporter: many here wanted to share the moment with the younger generation >> we know that he was the first black president. >> reporter: with the hope that the two men that created change and left an indelible legacy will continue to inspire. >> back in this area it gives hope and a lot of dreams that can come true. >> it is not just to honor former

the hope is that the new name wi baldwin hills crenshaw neighborhood. >>> well, it is an annual tradition nbc bay area, comcast cares day organized by our parent company. >> that's right. school.outh bay hundreds of a here's nbc bay area's tom jensen. >> reporter: more than 500 volunteers got their marching orders. >> let's hear it for principal amber andrati. >> reporter: and spread out across san jose's middle school campus knocking out a long list of chores. >> keep the library clean. >> reporter: making the school grounds a little nicer for its 700-plus students and their teachers. >> every year i end up doing the job for tall people. >> reporter: from sprucing up the garden to painting basketball courts and weeding, volunteers from nbc bay area, telemundo and the rest of the comcas f personal families, friends and neighbors to give back to the community. their students and their families are also here. today. >> a lot of kids at this school and there are a lot of kids helping the kids at the school. that's what really warms the heart. >> reporter: it warms the hearts of educators who

yesterday and it's already been viewed millions of times kind of hard to watch at crenshaw spoke to the parents said again a warning a lot of people find this video graphic. >>this is madison and that's more again, derek and monique rogers and just are like any parents with twins they keep us up at night. but since there is little angels premature births lack of sleep. promises of i was never going to watch that video again the video shows 3 pound 4 ounce morgan falling from a hospital employees and onto a table and i feel like. she was treated as a sack of potatoes dad. derek was recording it made me so mad like i had to like stop recording derek later confronted the doctor, i told him not a jot my like have like an look on his face is not shown in the video and. >>he had nothing to say after ultrasound a week later revealed morgan had grade one matrix small bleed basically a u nurse told me those mer are common in premature babies and won't lead to any long-term negative effects. he does dislike. >>tensirey the kind of she's like to know if t to her being yobirth weight or due to her

i had the chance to take a class called critical race theory from a woman professor named crenshaw. she coined this term intersectionality, mapping the margins, marginalizing pieces that came before the canon of what intersectionality means and how it unfolds. i came to learn about islamophobia, orientalism, anti-semitism from a black female professor who taught me about those things. i say that to say many things. that these intersections we are talking about right now have to be tethered and tied to this country's history of anti-black racism and otherization of blackness as being the antithesis of white identity, which is a stand-in for citizenship. one of the first things professor crenshaw taught us in that class was that whiteness was not monolithic. whiteness was not fixed. whiteness was perpetually fluid. whiteness vacillates. whiteness is narrowing. it is becoming far more narrow in definition, discursively. one of the first books i read in that class was a book by kieran brodkin called "when jews were not white folks." this idea that jewish identity in the late 19th and ea

the road in the baldwin hill crenshaw neighborhood is officially obama boulevard. hundreds gathered to celebrate the unveiling. >> 3, 2, 1 [ cheering ] >> reporter: the historic event bringing together people of all age, genders and ethinicity. >> it was beautiful. it is actually like seems like a huge message. >> reporter: rodeo road is the end of the martin luther king junior boulevard named after barack obama. >> it's great that you can name it after someone living. >> reporter: it carry as deep significance. >> obama boulevard wouldn't be obama boulevard without martin luther king and others. >> reporter: two pillars of african american history remembered together creating an african american point of interest together. many here wanting to share the moment with the younger generation. >> we know that he was first black president. >> reporter: with the hope that the two men who created change will continue to inspire. >> back into this area it gives hope, a lot of dreams captioning provided in part by a grant from the department of education come true. >> it's

crenshaw referred to it a little bit. in a government-run area we have a prescribed list of things we the government would deem as acceptable or appropriate in treatment that the impact it would have government health care on suppressing innovation, ideas. we talked about the provider network. we have a lot of young people today going off to school incurring obscene numbers i have seen on student debt in order to become professions. how would a government-run health care supress innovation, ideas and the ability or desire for people to want to get into the trade? >> this depends on choices policy makers make. if they chose to constrain cost by lowering provider payment rates, that could drive some innovation to be more efficient, to live within those rates. but if we take, for example, the context of precipitatiscription on some level prescription drugs are a global market. the united states is the largest market that companies turn to. if the prices paid in the united states are lower they might enter the united states m

today on the view texas gop congressman dan crenshaw, former navy seal, was asked why dems won't callout omar and rashida tlaib? >> we are playing a team sport these days, you are seeing the same issues play out on the democrat side with somebody on their own team, not sure how to handle even the behind closed doors it is a different setting. >> reporter: the cease-fire notwithstanding israeli prime minister netanyahu says the campaign will continue. >> reporter: i have instructed the military to be prepared going forward. i have instructed the military to keep tanks and artillery forces on the gaza strip. >> important to note this is the deadliest fighting between the two sides in five years. shannon: donald trump pardoning the former army first lieutenant convicted of murdering an iraqi prisoner, claiming he sensed in self-defense when the prisoner lunch for his gun, this after repeated requests from oklahoma's attorney general arguing he was convicted due to improper jury instructions and prosecutors did not properly produce evidence bolstering his claim of self-defense. prosecutors a

republican from texas, dan crenshaw. but it committee, pleasure to see you this morning.ining us. your reaction to these apprehensions, you're coming from a border state, you're in el paso two weeks ago. i was stunned to see the dangerous position that children are being put in. what is your thought in terms of how to fix it? >> you mentioned how high the numbers are and they have been increasing. we have to ask ourselves why. the reality is, there are loopholes in the process that are taking advantage of. it goes something like this. people have realized to bring a child with them, they can't be held because of the agreement from 1937. the can't be held and they will be caught and released. it's questionable what their goal is. they just have to claim asylum. that case will be dedicated in the far future. we have to do is get rid of the loopholes. allow people to be detained, keep the family together but keep them there to keep the quick case. we need more detention space and more judges and change our asylum laws so it deters this abusive system. it's not fair to the il

is another statement from republicans, dan crenshaw said my take, nothing changed, still no russian collusionon on obstruction but the president's adversaries will continue to move the goalpost, push impeachment ignoring the american people, what they really want and that is good governance. >> everybody wants to say mueller, two years, $30 million, 500 witnesses, all that. they keep forgetting the house intel, senate intel, senate judiciary, all of them had investigations was all of them interviewed witnesses. i have no idea how many total but maybe as many as mueller, 1000 witnesses, no evidence of collusion, no conspiracy and no evidence to bring obstruction charges. at some point people have to accept the fact there is no there there. this was all based on a false premise of russian collusion. there was no illegal behavior. time to move on but there are two reasons, 75% of the democratic base wants impeachment and looking at election models democrats are thinking the only way they can beat donald trump in 2020 is to try to impeach him. shannon: what do you think? >> that is absolutely lud

the hope is it will help to revitalize the baldwin hills/crenshaw neighborhood. >> the president nowrt mueller should not talk to congress. >> but, scott, does the president have the power to stop him? >> the president has as much power as the congress allows him to have. is he a private citizen? does he have the right to do as he wishes? we think so. he can probably talk to congress. trump said bob mueller should not testify. no re-do for the dem. there is a mixed message here. the president said over and over the mueller report clears him. his attorney general said the mueller report clears him. why wouldn't he want mueller to speak to congress? it says specifically it's not an exoneration. it said if we had confidence we would so state. but based on the facts and applicable legal standards, we are unable to reach that judgment. the president retweeted that jerry falwell jr. saying he should get an extra two years tacked on his term. you can dismiss it as constitutional nonsense. but the sitting president of the united states retweeted it and referred to two wasted years in a tweet

crenshaw was saying, did you get the same impression i did? >> so, it was my impression that he thought that a medicare payer system would be first for people with pre-existing conditions . >> could you imagine how that would be possible? >> it would be possible depending on the design of the system. >> would any system that republicans have devised be better off for people with pre- existing conditions than a medicare for all system would be? >> it's hard to make that comparison. >> you also made the point that people under medicare for all systems may not have access to the latest technologies and innovations, do patients under today's system yesterday system to have access to the latest innovations and technologies? >> some do . >> many are rejected in many experimental procedures are not approved for many individuals . >> that's correct . >> i also thought it was interesting that mr. stewart said that citizens don't want to change the insurers >> people decided, the people of utah voted to expand medicaid , which would mean a lot more peop

this idea the president is considering pardons for a number of military individuals, congressman crenshawshould be decided by the courts where the entire of the evidence can be viewed. away after that should apartment be considered. >> i'm sympathetic to every soldier, sailor, airman or marine put in a difficult situation to make life or death calls on a moment's notice but again i'm sympathetic to the chain of command maintaining order and discipline. it is hard to generalize, you want to know particular facts of every single case. it is appropriate for the president to let the military justice system play out and then decide whether mercy is called for in individual cases given the facts and circumstances. shannon: the book is called sacred duty, congratulations and thank you for making time for us. good to see you. >> thanks for your interest in sacred duty. >> they keep coming from michael avenatti. new slew of charges, he potentially faces hundreds of years behind bars next. ust easy. it's having-a-walrus-in-goal easy! roooaaaar! it's a walrus! ridiculous! yes! nice save, big guy! go

today on "the view," ben crenshaw, he was asked why democrats won't call out ilhan omar. >> unfortunately, we are playing a team sport. we just had a long discussion about how republicans feel about trump. i think you are seeing the same issues play out on the democrat side with somebody on their own team. they are not sure how to handle it. >> meanwhile, the cease-fire notwithstanding. the campaign will continue. >> i have instructed the military to be prepared going forward. i have instructed the military to keep the tanks and artillery forces. >> very important to note that this is the deadliest fighting between the two sides in five years. shannon. >> shannon: trace gallagher ally for us tonight. thank you so much. president trump tonight, convicted of murdering an iraqi prisoner. though he said he acted in self-defense when the prisoner longed for his gun. full pardon from the present comes after repeated requests from the attorney general, arguing that he was -- they did not properly produce evidence bolstering his claim of self-defense. prosecutors argue that he shot and killed him

. >> dave we heard from texas republican dan crenshaw defended bar and play his sound to get reactionrat side. go ahead. >> just doing his job only adult in the room saying listen this is a criminal justice process. my job was to ascertain whether there was a crime committed. you guys are asking me to talk about wrong doing and character flaws that's not his job. and he's making that very clear. and what he also makes clear is do not let the the criminal justice process be used in your political process. >> your reaction to that? >> yeah. so congress has as it has from the beginning of the nation a balance of power they have a certain amount of power the executive branch has certain amount of power, of course, judiciary has power as well so when we have disagreements as we have right now. and the executive branch is saying one thing. congress is saying another. you have a standoff. this is the standoff that we have which is why courts could be a very likely rout to go here. and if congress is going to push this issue if attorney general barr is held in contempt that's really going to

the unveiling ceremony was in the baldwin hills crenshaw section.ng it will help revitalize the area and be a source of inspiration. >>> friday's job report showed unemployment at its lowest since 1969 but it does remain a bit higher for hispanics, almost double for african-americans. little progress since last month. joining me is democrat mark vici, a member of the small business committees with a welcome back to the broadcast. so you know what i think is really cool. i've heard about you. you drove uber during the legislative recess. >> yes. >> you wanted to get out there and meet constituents. talked to me as you were driving around and there in your back seat you were talking about whampt did you talk about? >> good morning. yeah, absolutely. i work at a different job once a month. since i've been in congress i've probably worked 60 or so jobs. i've delivered packages for ups, worked at tacareas. >> you've been a firefighter, too? >> yeah, worked with a firefighter. a couple of weeks ago during the recess i worked as an uber driver and it was v

they hope it will revitalize baldwin hills, crenshaw neighborhood. >>> an annual tradition at nbc bay today. organized by our parent company comcast. in the south bay, hundreds of volunteers pitched in to help clean up a school. here's "today in the bay"'s tom jenson. >> reporter: 500 volunteers got their marching orders. >> let's hear it from the principal! >> reporter: and spread out across the middle school campus knocking out a long list of chores. >> keep the library clean. >> reporter: making the school grounds a little nicer for 700 plus students and their teachers. >> every year i end up doing the job for tall people. >> reporter: super sprucing up the garden to painting basketball courts and weeding, telemundo and the rest of the comcast family worked together with their personal families, friends, and neighbors to give back to the community. >> one of our employees brought a whole basketball team. teachers are here. their students and their families are also here. so we're going to make a nice impact on this school today. >> a lot of kids helping the school. that's what real

will dan crenshaw is on my untold story podcast listen subscribe. his is excellent.ver knew before rising star in his party to be sure. we will see you back here tomorrow night at 7:00. tucker carlson is coming up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." for more than two long years the institutional left told us they knew exactly what the mueller router would say. they said it would end the trump presidency and save this nation. congressman adam schiff who sits on the intel committee and would know gave us a preview. schiff said he had seen with his own eyes proof that the president of the united states included criminally with the government of russia. buzzfeed, a noted cat blog said it had conclusive evidence that trump obstructed evidence. abc news momentarily tanked stock prices when it reported that trump had ordered his national security advisor to talk t

former navy seal congressman dan crenshaw said the preemptive pardons need to be reconsidered. and the notion, especially around memorial day that we consider the stress and the tension that officers go through, needs to be considered, but i think it is the right move to wait until we hear all of the evidence. let these people be adjudicated in the military courts. >> consider the stress and the tension for marines who are convicted of urinating on corporations and for a navy seal of accused of killing. >> not them. those were wrong. i'm talking about in the broader context. certainly not those people. >> maria, go ahead. >> the thing is these are exactly the ones that he's considering. this shouldn't even be a consideration, victor. the fact that he's considering it bastardizes the reason the presidential pardons exist, which is to inject justice, to make things in a balance, to look at the virtues and perhaps the injustices that have occurred for some of these folks. there was no injugstice here. it's very clear what these members of the military did. and what they did was co

i believe the term was coined by legal scholar kimberlé crenshaw in an essay that asserts that anti-discriminationgoogle it. - hmm? - these are some of the principles that we're trying to get through with our conversations. like, this idea of burning your bra because it's a symbol of patriarchy and, like, constraint, that's super great, but, you know, for some people, like, you only have the one bra... - yeah. - and you need it. - so you're saying that different people from different parts of the world have different ways of expressing their feminism. - yeah. it's good to know what people are actually experiencing. - i would carry ndapwa's words with me back to america, along with the baby rhino i disguised as an emotional support dog. namibia has so much to celebrate-- generations of women who fought for their space and occupy the shit out of it. - cheers! - to equality. all: to equality. [cheering] - they know that listening to others is just as important as making yourself heard. - this is for you. - thank you. - these are the birds in our country. yeah. - it's beautiful. - you can wipe your te

mostly at private golf courses and that most of them do not cheat because as the great golfer ben crenshawconscience. pg wood house once wrote to find a man's true character, play golf with him. rick riley has played golf with donald trump and he has spoken to many other people who have played goofl with donald trump and none of them liked the true character of the man when they played golf with him. adam levine, a 15-year-old boil who beat donald trump at golf 12 years ago remembers he didn't even say congratulations or good match. he's a total a-hole with no character. that was one time when donald trump could not clete his way to a win. rick riley says that donald trump lies so much about golf, that "trump's nose has grown so long, he could putt with it." there are many ways to be offended by donald trump, rick riley says he's offended as a golfer. rick rile little learned the game from his father. everyone in the quilly clan goflz including his 91-year-old aunt. "we have a giant nine-hole family tournament every year. the riley roundup. everyone wears a yellow shirt just like the one w

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went to dan crenshaw and said, can we stop this? this isold children from the vice president of the border protection council, two-year-old children in mexico are being rented out by their mothers at the cost of $400 a day to the coyotes so that when they bring a group across the border, they can say this is a family unit. detain us. the child is smuggled across the border and rented again. is toman thing to do build a wall. not to mention the 72,000 deaths by drug overdoses last year. we have got to stop the drugs coming in. i don't care if you vote democrat, independent, republican. if you care for humankind, let's build the wall. host: what can this administration do to prevent those caravans from happening to begin with? guest: i am happy that mick mulvaney is now acting chief of staff. this is the man who knows where money can be moved legally within federal government. we have money in the dod that can be used for drug interdiction operations. the president has found at least $9 billion to build the wall. we need $25 billion.

lieu: republican congress member dan crenshaw has stated that he believes, as i do, that a military jury should first decide whether chief gallagher has engaged in these war crimes. in fact, seven navy seals reported him to navy authorities because of his alleged heinous acts. do you believe that a military jury should have the first opportunity to look at evidence in this case before the president pardons him? mr. jeffrey: again, this is not my area of expertise nor what i'm here to talk about today. it's my belief that we should adhere to our constitutional and legal procedures and processes in each and every case as a general rule. mr. lieu: let me move on to the troops in syria. how many troops do we have

. >> it's gooed to be back in new york >> it's good to have you you are on a roll, obviously crenshaw district in south central. basketball star. >> yeah. >> picked up football kind of late, and did pretty well. you wouldn't call yourself -- you dent make millions of dollars. it was always the transition period we go through different phases in our life, and so that was probably the critical point. you hear a lot about these athletes, especially when they're transitioning into retirement a lot of them are going through what people at 65 are going through, but they're experiencing that at 29 years old. what is the mindframe? how do you transition out of there? a lot of that has to do with having a purpose and understanding what your purpose is especially when you are doing playing. you have invested so much time in that. like anything else, like investment, if you don't have a purpose, you don't understand what you're actually getting into, it could be very, very hard and very scary to make that change you are talking about your money lasting 40, 50 years, you need financial lit ragy,

. >> reporter: in t house, dan crenshaw who lost an eye as a navy s.e.a.l.ing for vets who thrive when given a mission. >> what i would tell people who are looking to help vets, i would say hire them. hire them. give them a shot. they might surprise you. they'r fastearners and they have a sense of duty. >> reporter: under and unemployment among vets often leads to homelessness. 9% of homeless adults are veterans. today eric is an award winning photographer. he says he had to focus on the light, not the dark, to turn his life around. and he needed a new mission to help other ts. while focusing on being a good husband and father. you feel good today. >> i do. yeah, i do. i'm happy to be here. i'm happy to be helping veterans. but most importantly, i'm so thankful that i didn't make that choice. because i wouldn't get the pleasure of getting to see my kids grow. >> eric talked about needing to find his own personal mission. he has started a group called rock warrior. it's all aboutelivering s to ki world countries who need help. tough news lot of in there. ther

. >> member ben crenshaw stated that he believes as i do a military jury should first decide whether the chief has engaged in th peace and in fact seven navy seals reporting to the authorities because his alleged acts. do you believe the military jury should have the first opportunity to look at the evidence in this case before the president pardoned him? >> again this isn't my area of expertise but i will say that it's my belief that we should adhere to constitutional legal procedures and processes in each and every case as a general ru rule. >> but we move on to the truths we have. >> i can't comment on that. first of all it's a moving target and second we are in the process of a reduction. it's considerably fewer than we have been december when the initial announcement was made. >> it's less than a thousand. >> i'm not going to get into numbers. it's dropped from where it was when it began. i'm trying to dance around this without giving a specific number. the mission of the troops is to ensure the defeat of isis and maintain in that process stability and security in the northeast.

lieu: republican congress member dan crenshaw has stated that he believes, as i do, that a military jury should first decide whether chief gallagher has engaged in these war crimes. in fact, seven navy seals reported him to navy authorities because of his alleged heinous acts. do you believe that a military jury should have the first opportunity to look at evidence in this case before the president pardons him? mr. jeffrey: again, this is not my area of expertise nor what i'm here to talk about today. it's my belief that we should adhere to our constitutional and legal procedures and processes in each and every case as a general rule. mr. lieu: let me move on to the troops in syria. how many troops do we have in syria? mr. jeffrey: i can't comment on that. first of all it's a moving target. secondly, we're in the process of a reduction. >> hearing continues online at c-span.org. reairs tonight 9:00 on c-span2. taking you live to the house floor for legislative work this afternoon. 7. chaplain, reverend william johnson from immanuel united church of christ, ellinwood, kansas. the chaplain

i rise in support of h.r. 1912, a measure i introduced with the support of congressman dan crenshaw, to ensure the department of homeland security effectively manages its largest acquisitions, those with an estimated life cycle cost of $300 million or more. each year d.h.s. invests billions of dollars in its acquisition programs to help execute its many critical missions. however, since the department was created, d.h.s. has struggled to keep some of its largest programs on schedule and on budget. for example, the department's attempts to modernize and integrate its various financial management systems have been in the works for 15 years with little to show for its multimillion-dollar expenditures. a plan to deliver a d.h.s.-wide human resources i.t. system has faced similar delays, as has a decade-long attempt to consolidate the department's headquarters at the st. elizabeth campus in southeast washington, d.c. the department's acquisition management challenges have been on the government accountability office's high-risk list since 2005. g.a.o. has identified shortfalls, including

republican congress member dan crenshaw stated he believes, as i do, that a military jury should first decide whether chief gallagher has engaged in the war craniums. in fact seven navy seals reported him to navy authorities because of his alleged heinous acts. do you believe a military jury should have the first opportunity to look at the evidence in this case before the president pardons him? >> again, this is not my area of expertise nor what i am here to talk about today. but i will say that it's my belief that we should adhere to our constitutional, legal procedures and processes in each and every case as a general rule. >> all right. so let me move on to the troops we have in syria. how many troops do we have in syria? >> i can't comment on that. first of all, it's a moving target. and secondly we are in the process of a reduction. it's considerably fewer than we had in december when the initial announcement was made. >> it's less than 1,000, correct. >> i'm not going to get into numbers. >> okay. donald trump said he was going to withdraw 2,000 troops from syria so it's less tha

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crenshaw. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for holding this hearing.hank you, all, for being here. this is a very important subject. i'll jump right into some questions. after i was injured, i worked primarily in the intelligence community, and we have ways of classifying different types of attacks. most deadly and most likely courses of action. briefly comment on what you believe to be the most deadly courses of action or possible domestic terror attacks as well as the most likely. >> i would say most deadly, most likely are both the lone offender who self-radicalized online who has access to a weapon. >> concur fully with that statement. >> okay. and that is the trend we're seeing then. this is the concern. this is why we're having this hearing. there's this tendency to self-radicalized where we can't connect this them with a broader network. we can't trace that back the way we used to do in the past. now, a question i have as well, as we've effectively, not quite totally, but effectively and geographically defeated the caliphate in syria, prior to t