departments elements, the port monitors for example, should go to the people who are securing the ports, cvp and the coast guard. if you want to keep the biological detectors after replacing with better technology then send those to the secret service that handles national special security events and to perhaps the cisa, because they're in charge of critical infrastructure and that's where we're putting these detectors. the material threat determinations that are conducted by the department are for the most part conducted by the science and technology directorate. they don't need cwmd for mina to go on. you see where i'm going. i think if you did that and returned the intelligence element, the wmd intelligence people were taken out of the office of intelligence and analysis and sent over to the wmd office. i think if you returned where they started from and send them to where it makes sense to have those assets, i think you'll have a stronger department and a stronger biodefense program at the department than what we have right now. >> well, thank you. thank you for a very comprehensive answ

and long beach are huge potential targets, and cvp agents are ready if high-speed -- with high-speed boats. then there's randal hill, a former nfl wide receiver-turned-defender. you used to catch balls. now you catch criminals. >> absolutely. i think it's harder to catch the criminals. >> reporter: that's federal agent hill now tracking down counterfeiters. we're talking about a lot of money. >> talking about well in excess of $100 million. so you know, it affects not just the game itself, but it affects the communities, too. >> reporter: along with tight security, there are strict covid protocols here at the stadium. every fan has to show proof of vaccination or a negative test. now there is some testing here at the stadium, but get a positive result, and you're out of the game no matter how much that ticket cost. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up, off course, how a solar storm knocked out dozens of satellites frm orbit. what spacex is saying about the threat to earth. >>> later, halfpipe dream. american snow border chloe kim pulls off a gold medal repeat. >>> this

cvp has lost 60 officers. that has put us in a difficult situation.resilience. i am proud of the work they are doing every day. >> i thank you very much for joining us here, chief. i appreciate your time, your efforts. as a country, we say thank you for keeping us safe. >> i appreciated, sandra. thank you. >> that will do it for this week. thank you for watching. "come photo live" 10:00 eastern time, the follow from inflation , i will be anchoring "fox news sunday." we've got john kirby on the latest of elements of the russia ukraine situation. we have also got the colorado governor on more democratic states lifting mask mandates, and the louisiana report and senator bill cassidy. thank you for joining is paid i'm sandra smith. "the five" now. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: home invasions. jesse watters along with judge jeanine pirro, geraldo rivera, they do mcdowell, and greg gutfeld. 5:00 in new york city, this is "the 5p "music that this is "the five." ♪ ♪ joe biden looking to crush the trucker protests in canada before it spreads here. the president telling justin

. >> those are cvp numbers. >> the fakest thing about the "west wing" was that we had reasonable republicans. all they have is this kind of fashist street theater. >> there was nothing normal about january 6th. those people were not tourists. would you accept the logic that your former boss, donald trump, is an inciter of terrorism. >> i used to blindfully say avoid that like the plague. i no longer do because we don't avoid plagues. >> 18 months into the pandemic, why is it so hard for people to get a damn test. >> your father is currently hospitalized and on a ventilator. how is he doing, please? >> i wish i could give you good news, but the news isn't very good. it was the toughest decision of my life. >> saying we shouldn't mask up as well was a huge mistake at the time, not just in hindsight. >> if something changes and you change with the data, you are not flip-flopping, okay? >> i hand it over to meda. >> sorry about your team. i know it was a rough afternoon. >> they are wins. they are inspirations. and, you know, we'll win the next one. i still believe. >> it's time now for what i'm

at this point we are preparing for a site visit on cvp h and submitted the application a long time agobecause of the pandemic it was slow so at this point there's a site visit probably sometime in march so we're waiting for them to give us a specific date. after that we will get the license and we still need to work with dc hs to get the acute license. we need to wait for cms certification so it takes us 60 9 months for certification. that's why i think we're asking for 12 months of renewal which is a very important so we don't have toshut the unit down . and then have to reopen again. most importantly to we don't know when we're going to get another first. like the omicron and one day san francisco general hospital, one day ... [inaudible] we have 40 patients waiting to become into because it's an acute-care hospital we workday and night and weekends to take those patients it's not like other communities facilities that you only have certain days . during the third, all the nursing facilities were hit. they were not open for admission. that's one aspect that's important to keep this u

we have been in touch with the state department, cvp, all taking steps to try to keep things moving smoothlyhe ambassador bridge. there is also the windsor tunnel and then traffic can be redirected through port huron. so that's what's going on in the short term. watching this to see if it develops into something that could impact us in the medium and long term. >> is it impacting the supply here chain here already? >> it is clearly something we're watching closely. canada is such an important trading partner and that's such an important crossing. >> okay. i want to get on to the issue of masks. as you know, a number of governors including democratic governors are lifting mask mandates. does the administration plan to drop mask mandate that falls under your portfolio, for trains and planes in the u.s.? >> i don't have any news to make on that today. but of course we're constantly and continually reassessing, based on the public health guidance and the facts on the ground. i think all of us are looking forward to a day when we don't have to wear these things on a plane or train or anywhere els

customs and border patrol atal the canadian border all ofl a sudden now we care about the impact to cvp are you kidding me? for over a year, the customs and border patrol on our southern border have beenn in a complete and total crisis situation. but don't worry about it, folks. nobo f issue on the northern bon that apparently is the only one that matters. so the socialisttl that trudeau is rin's is no different than the socialist in this country because he uses the same line rhetoric you heard molly line no confederate flags, no swastikas, no violence whatsoever and trudeau just lies through his lies through his teeth. that's what republicans hear here. >> yeah. yeah. and then you segment just before us with ron johnson. re i mean, you come out with an y accusationou that you're just a racist. wait a second. now you want my approval for for a senate approved position with the biden administration trudeau, biden and democrats number, one , they've missed the wave. i mean, the reality is that this is really about public safety. they missed it. the omic runs on the downfall. s 80% of cana

reardon has himself said that cvp level is where we don't have to rely on overtime. but also opens up a fatigue in burnout situation for the officers and employees of v.c.p. as i listen to mr. reardon's comments throughout, one thing is consistent between the port community and c.v.p. is we're asking for a robust staffing and funding of c.v.p. so we can protect and serve the -- the mission of c.v.p. and the ports in this country. >> great. thank you. anyone want to comment next? mr. soroka, mr. self, ms. vick? >> well covered. >> ok. hearing nothing further on this, i will go ahead and end my questions. i do want to thank you mr. soroka which mentioning the bill which i've been getting to zero emissions in ports. this is part of build back bert and basically it would provide funding for ports across the country to be able to informs in technology with the hope of eventually getting to zero admissions and helping communities that live in the surrounding areas and the health impacts their having from ports. everybody here should be able to ben it from that should we ge

>> in cvp i'm not aware that they have granted any yet, but you know, it's certainly possible that they could have, i'm just not aware of it. >> okay, sarah percentage -- >> thank you, mister clyde. i'm going to go to a second round of questions. you woke up to say. and as [inaudible] a second round of questions in here. and i'm going to go ahead and start, if our witnesses have to leave, i understand [inaudible] just a few more questions, and i'll start by recognizing myself for five minutes and then we'll alternate sides with any remembers that are remaining that what a follow-up question. my question is, [inaudible] for security fema's porter critic rant program has provided plenty to [inaudible] partners to improve port infrastructure and security plans to deter interests and other merchant threats. can you describe how this important program has helped to improve your port security and how you believe this program could be improved? most start with mr. seroka at the port of l.a. and, then we'll go around for any other responses. >> thank you, chair woman. a number of areas where th

. >> reporter: you admitted that morale is at an all-time low it cvp.der is a major issue in your state. suffering mightily. how much more of this can texas take? >> it's the major issue in texas the texans are trying to build a wall. but you can't help but see we have to million people in the country who got over here illegally. in december alone we had 178,000 confrontations. multiply that by 12, it is a real problem. we didn't have it under donald trump. president biden created a new situation. one on the screen we have a statement. border patrol reports 45% of all migrants who came across the border in december. came from countries other than mexico and the northern triangle. that tells me the cartels are funneling people to the border from all over the world. they are running a global business. >> no question they are running wild. we know fentanyl is destroying young women in this country. they are in control. border patrol is overwhelmed and it is not people like you said coming from mexico for seasonal jobs. they are coming to hurt america and h

at this point we are preparing for a site visit on cvp h and submitted the application a long time agocause of the pandemic it was slow so at this point there's a site visit probably sometime in march so we're waiting for them to give us a specific date. after that we will get the license and we still need to work with dc hs to get the acute license. we need to wait for cms certification so it takes us 60 9 months for certification. that's why i think we're asking for 12 months of renewal which is a very important so we don't have toshut the unit down . and then have to reopen again. most importantly to we don't know when we're going to get another first. like the omicron and one day san francisco general hospital, one day ... [inaudible] we have 40 patients waiting to become into because it's an acute-care hospital we workday and night and weekends to take those patients it's not like other communities facilities that you only have certain days . during the third, all the nursing facilities were hit. they were not open for admission. that's one aspect that's important to keep this uni