she was responsible for the department of homeland security's $47 billion budget and $12 billion in their acquisition program. ms. duke, you are recognized for your opening remarks. >> thank you. i really appreciate being here today. national security is of the utmost importance and i am pleased that the committee's work on this topic. today, we are not focused on if anything needs to be done to improve our national security policy but to ensure that it is done. there are so many complex issues facing us today, fentanyl, human trafficking, the prc and supply chain just to name a few and the national security area. i am opposed to any decision that has high potential to undermine effective national security policy and operation. i am concerned that it will do just that. my experience leads me to believe that any up-tempo of producing policy will be far outweighed by a disruptive downside of less effective policy and that is why i oppose schedule f. here are some of the areas i would like to address to the committee today. first, and maybe least important, if you are a fiscal conservative l

providing for consideration of the bill, h.r. 1516, to establish department of homeland security funding restrictions on institutions of higher education that have a relationship with confucius institutes and for other purposes. providing for consideration of the bill, h.r. 7980, to amend the internal revenue code of 1986, to exclude vehicles the batteries of which contain materials sourced from prohibited foreign entities from the clean vehicle credit. providing for consideration of the bill, h.r. 9456, to amend the defense production act of 1950, with respect to foreign investments in united states agriculture and for other purposes. and providing for consideration the bill, h.r. 9494, making continuing appropriations for fiscal year 2025 and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on ordering the previous question on the resolution. members will record their votes by electronic device. again, this is a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the

she was responsible for the department of homeland security's $47 billion budget and $12 billion in their acquisition program. ms. duke, you are recognized for your opening remarks. >> thank you. i really appreciate being here today. national security is of the utmost importance and i am pleased that the committee's work on this topic. today, we are not focused on if anything needs to be done to improve our national security policy but to ensure that it is done. there are so many complex issues facing us today, fentanyl, human trafficking, the prc and supply chain just to name a few and the national security area. i am opposed to any decision that has high potential to undermine effective national security policy and operation. i am concerned that it will do just that. my experience leads me to believe that any up-tempo of producing policy will be far outweighed by a disruptive downside of less effective policy and that is why i oppose schedule f. here are some of the areas i would like to address to the committee today. first, and maybe least important, if you are a fiscal conservative l

she was the deputy secretary of the department of homeland security from aprile of 2017 to april of 2018 while serving as the acting secretary from july of 2017 to july of 2017. ms. 17. ms. duke served served as a secretary -- secretary for management from 2,822,010 responsible for the department ofng homeland security 47 billion-dollar budget than $12 billion in our acquisition program. ms. duke you are recognized. i think you members of the committee. i appreciate being here today. national security is of utmost importance and i'm pleased with the committee's work on this topic. today we are not focused on anything to be done to improve our national security policy for how we ensure that is done. there were so many complex issues facing our country today with increased threats of fentanyl human trafficking and supply just a name if you and the national security area. i'm opposed to any decision that has the potential to undermine effective national security policy and operations. i am concerned that schedule f would do just that. my experience leads me to believe that any optempo for p

call 833 leaffilter today or visit leaffilter.com >>> today the department of homeland security made about january 6th, 2025. today the department of homeland security designated congress' certification of electoral votes which happens on january 6, 2025, a they designated that a national special security event. that means a routine bit of congressional business is now going to have the same level of secret service protection as presidential inaugurations and the super bowl. and here is how house speaker mike johnson responded to that news. >> and what do you think of january 6th being designated now as a national security event? do you think that's necessary? >> i don't even -- i didn't even hear that that happened? who did that? >> dhs designated it as a national security event. >> sounds like politics to me. >> sounds like politics to me. joining me now is susan glasser, staff writer at the new yorker. susan, thank you for being here. i know you know this, but, you know, mike johnson was one of the ring leaders of the 2020 january 6th plot. marc elias calls him other than donald t

reporter: the department of homeland security designated january 6 certification as a national special security event for the first time. i wonder if you can talk about, you know, broadly any concerns that you have as that date gets closer, and how democrats are preparing for certification when it's not certain that some republican -- [indiscernible] -- mr. jeffries: well, house democrats are committed to protecting the democracy, we're committed to free and fair elections. and we're committed to the peaceful transfer of power that will begin on january 6. in that regard, our focus at the moment on the nongovernmental side is just to make sure that the people who are elected on november 5 actually believe in american democracy and are not election deniers. that's the clearest path forward for any american who is concerned that there are some in this country, led by the former president, who continue to deny elections, refuse to acknowledge that donald trump lost in 2020, and perhaps are prepared to undermine the peaceful transfer of power on january 6 of next year. reporter: was that d

terms that folks will understand what those could mean . >> i think the impact is, in the department of homeland securitycifically, what needs to get done will get done at the minimum levels. the what you don't do is you don't drive forward excellence and you don't drive forward the growth of having a strong homeland security department. so, in dhs, we have had senate confirm there is only 18 or 19 senate confirmed, though several of them have been vacant. i think it is important that we will ensure, the civil servants are so dedicated, they will ensure that life and safety is taken care of, but what won't happen is excellent, and our country deserves excellence. the vacancies definitely contribute to our ability to drive forward to execute as houma security. >> i would guess there are roughly 30,000 -- homeland security. >> i would guess that perhaps 10,000 or so would be covered by the schedule f proposal. it is just a guess. i don't think the department did the work or did the analysis to figure out exactly which positions would be covered. i would like to put that in the context of what happens of a

department, back to their legacy work combating counterfeiting and they still do do financial work. in treasury, they were kind of big shots, secret service, within the department of treasury. in the department of homeland security they are one of many, one of many law enforcement units within the department. some former agents i have spoken to said that this is the time that we move secret service back to treasury or out of dhs, put it by itself, put it somewhere else, because they think it is getting lost within the department, there are too many competing missions and needs within the department and the service doesn't get the priorities they think they need. host: do they still do financial crimes even though they are outside of the treasury department? guest: it's a legacy. they have been doing it for over a century and they are good at it. this is where a lot of the agents learn investigative skills, doing financial crimes, investigating people now in terms of protecting public officials and the president. host: we got less than 20 minutes left in our discussion with ellen gilmer about the assassination attempt on donald trump. we will be heading over to the university of chicago this morning for a discuss

security? >> the department of the treasury ran the secret service from when it was founded back in 1865 at the end of the civil war. the department of homeland security took over the secret service back when the department of homeland security came to be 20 something years ago. rank and file agents in the secret service have told fox news repeatedly they want to go back to the treasury department. they feel dhs is a bureaucratic agency. ron rowe in florida who is in west palm beach was a police officer in west palm beach and took over the agency two months ago when kimberly cheatle resigned at the end of july days after the former president was shot in the ear at the pennsylvania rally. he was supposed to release the agency findings about this shooting this week. unclear if that's been clad because of what happened in florida yesterday. the secret service, justice department and f.b.i. all taking different pieces of this case. the f.b.i. investigating the suspect himself ryan routh, his background, potential motive. d.o.j. is looking at the charges and secret service looking in the mirror this morning and doing some self-reflection how this

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nadler: this requires the department of homeland security department to list all those that fail to comply with the detainer request or don't notify them about the release of a individual. it's time to step back and look at this bill. it's attempting to strip federal funding which has sanctuary type policies. i think this report would be illuminating for members across the aisle because it would show them how many of their own constituents they're harming with their own legislation. communities in wisconsin, ohio, pennsylvania, michigan, georgia, north carolina, just to name a few, lose out on funding for central services like public schools, infrastructure, and policing. so yes, i think this report would help show exactly how damaging this legislation is and therefore i do not oppose this amendment and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. ogles: thank you, mr. chairman, and i thank my colleague for supporting my amendment. as we look at the jurisdictions across the country that may be ignoring current federal

. >> however, the senator makes a good point in this way, the larger department of homeland security has a very large budget and need to be able to demonstrate to members of congress that they're using it appropriately and that the resources that they are getting those taxpayer dollars that are going to the broader the department of homeland security are being spent correctly. so wolf, i believe both of those things are true. we need more secret service agents who are the best and the brightest who are working protective detail but before we just send more money, we need to be sure that the resources that are sitting over there at the department of homeland security are being used appropriately. >> good point. sources tell cnn congresswoman that back in august, the white house actually submitted a request to congress for a funding boost for the secret service what's the status if you know of that request? >> i do not know the status of that request, but i can tell you that one of the things that are task force is working on is understanding what those needs are both these flies, the a

lawmakers accusing mayorkas and department of homeland security of stonewalling them.stigation into the trump assassination attempt. tony gonzalez is here next. >> carley: brian kilmeade is here. what is whatting up? >> brian: rapper sean diddy combs remains in federal custody this morning, but expected to make another appeal to get out. prosecutors reveal they are not done with the investigation, what is next in that case? what else do i have to tell you? president will rally on long island tonight, his first public ap appearance since his second assas assassination attempt. we will go to replay and gets an answer. house set to vote to give him as much protection as possible, president biden is all for that. speaker johnson is on that, too. did you hear this? live report from tel aviv after wild video shows israel targeting terrorists with exploding pagers. who is using a pager? look for pager sales to plummet around the globe. it is national cheeseburger day and we're celebrating with a cookout on fox square. i have not had meat since 1989, perfect for me. tulsi gabb

i think they also ought to be appalled and astonished by the failure of the department of homeland securitynd going to be as can date and frank as it should be to them in terms of providing information. liz: this is alejandro mayorkas and there's profound concerns about the need to clean shop and we understand, we know that over the last century or two centures or so and seven presidents were shot at. a number have been assassinated and democrat or republican. we know this biden white house doesn't fire anybody. they didn't fire anybody in the botched exit out of afghanistan. what will you specifically being looing for to indicate this was a cultural indifference in dhs against donald trump. >> i think they at least now have the documents and operational plan and the social security finds a mystique and the bad reasons are to protect themselves and this isn't the first reason they happen and they found out to make a lot of efforts to cover things up and cover themselves particularly at the leadership level. liz: secret service agents worked very, very hard and people worked and you work so

and the us department of homeland security is already preparing for the possible consequences of the ment announced that the joint session of both houses of congress, at which the name of the winner of the election is to be announced, will be protected at the maximum level. the meeting is scheduled for january 6 , 2025, the special services promise not to allow a second storming of the capitol by trump supporters. anton dadykin, news. but in the meantime, a court in georgia has dismissed two more charges against trump in the case of interference in the last presidential election. both counts concern conspiracy and filing false documents. that is why this case is not regional, but federal. thus, instead of. at the beginning of the thirteen articles , only eight are being considered. trump's lawyers have already called it a victory. the prosecutor's office declined to comment. nikolai svanidze, a well-known journalist and public figure, has passed away. he passed away at the age of seventy after a long and serious illness. in the late nineties, he headed vgtrk, was a host of news progra

david: under the purview of the department of homeland security, where secret service lives now and theyborder and secret service on both fronts seem to have failed or at least are slipping. noticeable. >> lost sight of who their responsibilities are to, the american taxpayer and citizens and what we are seeing now, trying to move away attention from inconvenient truths, they need to be held accountable and be responsible to the taxpayers. david: and other national security crisis that came from the border, the increase in crime, international organizations, spreading out in towns all over america from the west coast, middle of america to the east coast, big cities, smaller towns. >> to arrest individuals that have been prosecuted rather than cash bail. the fbi started the width of a response, created america in the 1930s. do we need that on the federal role level. >> better job, with national guard, nothing else can happen. with possible without that. >> the middle east situation, number one ally, they attacked their number one enemy hezbollah/iran with pager bombs, don't have absolute

illegal immigrants what's left in terms of crime under kamala harris nothing progress the department of homeland securityut out a statement they say the data is being misinterpreted. some people being counted entered the country more than 40 years ago. this has happened other of the under other administrations is also the case the number of on detained has more than doubled in the three and half years of the biden/harris administration. >> one 100%. you can point directly to the biden/on day one of biden/harris got into office they shredded 66 executive orders. orders that will remain in mexico to make sure we process individuals through common sense that were seeking a suddenly ended catch and release which means it allows for criminals to enter our country illegally. also look at reports by the department of homeland security from d.o.j. back in april. they said over 100,000 plus, 170,000 to be exact, illegal immigrants have entered our country and refused to come for the court date this is all it or biden/harris. dhs is going to try to double back on this damning report. but we know we are seeing we h

closely with the united states in the law enforcement system, where the dhs, the american department of homeland security, feels at home, so the fact that this plane has now been arrested, i think it really is some kind of specific signal to venezuela, i fully admit. connected with the fact that there was the extradition of these colombian mercenaries to the russian side, yes, because they probably knew about this plane, venezuela, yes, because i am sure that they knew about this plane for a long period of time, that is, there are certain levers of pressure, yes, but these levers were not used, yes, we remember how the biden administration tried to agree on something with maduro, yes with venezuela, there they even temporarily lifted sanctions for oil trade for 8 months, then , however, they were returned anyway after the elections, but indeed, we have... observed a very sad parody of a color revolution in comparison with what happened in venezuela in 1919, but here i think that of course the venezuelan side should not relax, because for the democrats at the moment this is really not the main priority, t

is thanks to a program with stanford university and the department of homeland security. t responders. it can also track the movements of fire and smoke. >> well, san francisco just became the first city in the country to ban software that enables price fixing for rents. it outlaws rental pricing software that allows landlords to share nonpublic information about their properties, which enables collusion. now, just about 20 minutes from now. ktvu is james torres will be here to explain the changes today. >> sheriff's deputies in san francisco are expected to serve evictions to a group of people accused of squatting in a set of potrero hill apartment buildings. those are being evicted, say they have been paying rent, according to the chronicle. there have been more than 40 evictions served at the buildings owned by the city, but many of the tenants say a property manager was renting the apartments to them, but that they did not have permission to rent them out. >> and the 49ers are rallying around ricky pearsall, their rookie first round draft pick who was shot in san franc

. >> i am reaching the point of total outrage because the response from the department of homeland security has been totally lacking. in fact, i think it is tantamount to stonewalling in many respects. the department of homeland security has to be more forthcoming not only to me, but to the american people. and it has to do it quickly. >> dana: do you feel stonewalled? >> well, i can tell you we should have gotten a call. there is no doubt about that. i will say that after butler last week on thursday i had an incredibly good, candid conversation with acting director rowe and he admitted all the mistakes that were made there. failures to follow their own policies. issues with the communications, failure to follow up with the plan that was put in place but not executed on the day of the event. it was a very and frank conversation. i will tell you, if you look at the way cheatle responded to butler, she never even went to the site. rowe was there the next day. so there are some good things to point to. but we need to know what was happening with their drones, the helicopter they had. what did

you also have the head of the department of homeland security, alejandro mayorkas. you'll remember that the department of homeland security exists because of what happened on nine over 11. you know, over the years, the message of this ceremony has really broadened because now you have a whole generation of people who are now young adults who were not alive during nine over 11. this is a this is a day as much about remembrance as it is about sharing the story of that day. i spoke with the head of the museum and the memorial, who told me that a good portion of her job is reaching that younger generation to share the story. but here in new york city, especially for those people who were here that day, this is a solemn day. it is quiet down here in lower manhattan, and it has been that way every nine over 11 for the past 23 years. savannah we pause and remember this morning as we do every year. and as you mentioned, stephanie, there will be moments of silence observed throughout this morning signifying those morning's events as they unfolded. the first will happen in abo

, they're asking for more information, and they're pointing to stone walling from the department of homeland security as a whole. that is something in part that senator richard blumenthal had pointed out in a statement. he said, quote, we have a lot of unanswered questions, and a lot of evidence and other materials that we are still seeking from the secret service, most especially the department of homeland security that has been less forthcoming than we need and deserve a reminder. this is an interim report. this is just step one for them to put into one place all of these glaring misbehavings, and everything that went wrong that you heard ken talk about. their investigations are far from over. there's a parallel effort happening in the house, a bipartisan task force there holding hearings, calling people in so they can have more information. we heard from senator josh hawley, talking directly to a whistleblower. directoring rowe is disputing accounts the whistleblower is making, and there are inconsistencies that are not lining up. congress has two roles when it comes to the investigation. one is o

nationwide. 15 states have created task forces and a bill in congress is calling for the department of homeland securitycentralized nationalized effort. the growing problem costs businesses more than $122 billion in 2022, and forbes survey shows the majority of small businesses have been forced to raise prices. crimes delivering a blow to consumers' pockets. retail theft is also to blame for stores changing their hours and what they carry in stock. nancy, in the most extreme cases about a third of the nation's major retailers have shut down stores because of theft. >> elise preston, thank you. >>> to the wefather on this las day of summer. there's a chill in the air, at least in martz of the west. let's check in with meteorologist andrew kozak. >> good evening, nancy. the season starting to change as it officially will tomorrow morning. we are looking at snow starting to come in for colorado, west of denver. going to be particularly important to pay attention to the forecast if you are traveling along i-70. winter weather advisory in effect with snowfall especially above 8,000 to 9,000 feet, likely 3 to

department of homeland security is already preparing for the possible consequences of the vote.ncy announced that the joint session of both houses of congress, where the winner of the election is to be announced, will be guarded. maximum discharge, the meeting is scheduled for january 6, 2025, the special services promise not to allow a second storming of the capitol by trump supporters. anton dadykin, news! mom, why do we need these letters? for a fairy tale, in the three ninth kingdom, in the three tenth state. the russian emergencies ministry warns, protect your home, install a fire alarm. safety starts with you, the russian emergencies ministry. if the decision to use long-range weapons against russia is made, it will change the very nature of the conflict in ukraine. this is the opinion expressed by vladimir putin, answering a question from the author and host of the moscow kremlin putin program, pavel zarubin. the president emphasized the west's statement about some permissions for the kiev regime - this is just an attempt to substitute concepts. all these last days we see

dick blumenthal said the department of homeland security the oversees the secret service agency is stonewallingwatch. >> i am reaching the point of total outrage. the department of homeland security has to be more forthcoming not only to me but to the american people and it has to do it quickly or it will spew conspiracy theories that are so dangerous to our democracy and undermining its own credibility. >> republican and democratic members of the senate expect to have an interim report out by the end of the month stressing it is bipartisan and working together to get that out as soon as possible. bill and dana. >> bill: there is a phone call today with the acting head of the secret service. david spunt in d.c. >> dana: let's bring in arkansas senator tom cotton. a lot of breaking news happening today. i want to go back to the story just before that, this other additional breaking news out of israel and the -- it's out of beirut, actually, additional explosions are happening with hezbollah fighters who were not holding pagers today but radios and this is happening. yesterday vice president harr

moreover, the congressman claims that the us department of homeland security knows about everything, does nothing, although these groups are located within the states themselves. three of them are instigated by foreign governments, but two have domestic support. our voters are concerned that trump’s security was insufficient even before this assassination attempt. meanwhile, in the states, they are seriously discussing: would america be better if trump was assassinated? an incredibly cynical poll has revealed the horrific results. yes, 28% of americans who support the democrats answered. almost as many doubted it, only less than half rejected it. that's how polarized the electorate is this election season in the united states. it only takes a match to strike and everything will flare up, just like four years ago, when... the united states, in general, the united states, american culture is characterized by a high level of violence, but never in american history has there been such a level polarization of society, such a level of antagonism, such a level of hatred towards one's opponen

indications that... but it is already being prepared, a high-ranking official from the department of homeland securitythe second assassination attempt on trump, told me that according to his information there are five known intelligence agencies teams preparing the us assassination attempt, three of them linked to foreign governments and two local, this employee was concerned that trump's security was not sufficiently ensured, but the us secret service has other things to forget, checking elon musk. shortly after ryan wesleyrout's foray into the field for ... published a post in which he wondered why trump was repeatedly targeted for assassination attempts, while biden and harris were left alone. after a flurry of criticism, musk deleted the post as an unfortunate joke, but if it is recognized as a threat to the president or the us vice president, the owner of x could face up to 5 years in prison. valentin bogdanov, ivan udkin and denis sokolov, lead usa. when i was told that in the center of moscow we were going to assemble a spacecraft and prepare them for launch, it sounded like something unusual t

house speaker mike johnson pins the blame on the department of homeland security which oversees the secret think there are some really patriotic, great people working in the secret service. but it is the leadership. i have no faith in secretary mayorkas, department of homeland security. he is an abject failure. >> the house impeached mayorkas but it never went anywhere in the senate. a report about the july shooting is due from the secret service soon. >> bill: we have more now with dana on that. >> dana: the house panel investigating the trump assassination attempt released this. we have requested a briefing with the u.s. secret service about what happened and how security responded remain deeply concerned about political violence and condemn it in all of its forms. joining us now chairmen of house assassination attempt task force, thank you for being here and thank you for cooperating on this. get one, protection for the candidates and also helping get answers. mike kelly, you can't hear me. jason crow, tell us about your reaction yesterday as the butler investigation is still underway.

the honorable gregory mays serves as deputy commissioner of homeland security for the tennessee department of safety and homeland security. prior to his appointment he had distinguished group with the united states secret service serving in a variety of roles that spent 25 year career. he'll to vouchers degree from auburn university where he received his commission as an officer in the united states navy to the navy yard program. following naval flight officer training he was assigned to patrol squadron five where he was designated to patrol command and depleted whimsically numerous missions in support of operation desert storm. sheriff mike chapman was elected loudoun county, virginia, in 2011 and was reelected to his fourth term in 2023. he directs the largest full-service sheriff's office in commonwealth of virginia and was approximate 720 deputies and 200 civiliersonn and serves a violation of 447,000 and in every of 519 square miles. sheriff chapman is believe investing proactive and successful law enforcement and community engagement programs. during his tenure in major crime decreas

community and particularly the officer director of national intelligence sets up from department of homeland security and the fbi have been providing updates, which have got in increasingly shorter between updates. that will continue as we get closer to the election. in combination of our intelligence community and the fbi and federal law-enforcement, we are working around the clock to ensure that we get the quickest information about such an attempt, and that we are able to alert the american public in as close to real time as possible. >> mr. attorney general, thank you for having us. question number one, given the aggression by iran attempting to applied to assassinate president trump and others, the increased fiber activity targeting campaign, what specifically can the government do to deter them from this activity? if you could be more specific, i have a follow-up question. >> this is an all government effort. at the same time as i'm announcing the unsealing, the treasury department is levying sanctions in the state department is levying announcing what we call rewards for justice. we will conti

that, john. >> john: all right, let's bring in a former secret service agent, the former department of homeland security advisor. sorry, my neighbor. on the subject of this paradigm shift, here is what ronald rowe set about that. listen. >> with respect to a paradigm shift, we are at a pivotal moment in history of the secret service and at a pivotal moment in the history of our country. and i have directed that the secret service embark on a significant paradigm shift that will redefine how we conduct protective operations. >> john: so a paradigm shift is all well and good in the week of something like what happened back in butler, but that is something that is going to take weeks, months, if not years, and what do you do about the culture and the protocols at the secret service now? >> that's a great point. look, i think the tone of the press conference was the buck stops with the secret service. there is no running away from this. they are responsible for creating and effectively implementing the overall security plans no matter where any of their protectees go. and as far as telling protectees where

the department of homeland security, chris, has 80,000, 80,000 law enforcement officers. you've got donald trump at mar-a-lago who frequently -- >> we're almost out of time. so your suggestion is? >> i'm just saying, they need to sweep those agents in. if they need to put a hundred at the golf course for the next four months or whatever golf course or whatever perimeters they need to secure because the killer at butler broke the aura of the secret service. he broke the aura, and that's why we got this shooter in west palm beach. he saw when crooks penetrated the security easily. they did a great job by stopping him. the failure was he was 12 hours in the bushes and if he was a real sniper, he would have never been found. he would have looked like a bush, and nobody would have seen him. >> scores of public events between now and election day for both of the presidential candidates scores more for the vice presidential nominees. i have to leave it there. jim cavanaugh, ken dilanian, eddie, thank you very much. >>> coming up, israel just claimed it killed a top hezbollah lea

we are part of the department of homeland security. the tease was absolutely perfect because in talking about the intersection of foreign intelligence and domestic intelligence or foreign threat and domestic threat because that intersection is exactly where we at i.n.a. sit that's where we're designed to sit to sort of understand what our office does. it's not intuitive to most americans what we. do people know what the c.i.a. does. they brief the president. people know what the n.s.a. duh. it does criptology and signals intelligence people what really know what i.a.n. does. you have to go back to 911. and interestingly we swear in our new people at i.n.a. at ground zero up in new york city. when i swear them in, i asked them where they were on 9/11. and we've gotten to the point where a number of people weren't alive on 9/11. it's important to remind all of us what those lessons are. one of those was that in terms of connecting the dots which is a term that everybody used after 9/11. and we didn't connect the dots to prevent the attack

department of treasury. quite cool. the department of homeland security one of many. one of many law enforcement units within the department. some former agents i've spoken to said this is the time that we move secret service either back to treasury or just out of dhs. put it somewhere else, put it somewhere else. they think that it is getting lost within the department. they are just too many competing missions and too many competing needs within the department that the secret service, according to some former agents don't get the priority that they think it needs. >> financial crime outside the treasury department because it's the legacy of the mission? >> it is a legacy. they been doing it for over a century. they are good at it. some people also say this is where a lot of agents learn their investigative skills is doing financial crimes that help them investigate people for purposes of protecting presidents and other elected officials. >> less than 10 minutes in our program. bloomberg talking about the investigation into the assassination attempt on donald trump. j

are now 50 of these solar powered n5 sensors up across san mateo county, stanford, the department of homeland security and several fire agencies in the region work together to install them. they detect gas and particulates, chemicals as well as heat, and use artificial intelligence to identify a wildfire to send real time alerts to local firefighters able to detect wildfire smoke and differentiate between wildfire smoke and, say your barbecue or, say, a chimney fire. >> you know each type of smoke has a fingerprint, if you will. >> the city of oakland placed ten of those and five wildfire sensors in the oakland hills last year, and san jose also uses about a dozen of these same sensors. coming up tonight, a violent and racist attack in san francisco. coming up after the break, we hear from this chef who was assaulted, who says now she doesn't feel saf and two black eyes. ktvu jesse gary spoke with that victim and has her warning tonight for others. >> i'm on the phone with my mom and the regular looking guy walking with these dog walks by and calls me the n word. >> wendy drew says. she turned to ques

moreover, the congressman claims that the us department of homeland security knows about everything, but does nothing, although all. question: why are certain forces for the protection trump is being recalled, but at the same time they are being sent to protect joe biden. now we are not worried about bad things happening to biden, but at the same time , the threat hanging over trump is significantly different from the one that could pose a danger to biden. meanwhile, in the states , they are seriously discussing: would america be a better place if trump were killed. an incredibly cynical social survey showed terrible results. yes, 28 answered at once. of those americans who support the democrats, almost as many more doubted, only less than half answered firmly: no, that's how polarized the electorate is this election season, you only have to strike a match and everything will flare up, just like 4 years ago, when the us was engulfed in black lives matter protests, and it is the democrats who are playing with this fire, both then and now, their rhetoric in the press, as well as public

this is from the "washington times this morning saying the department of homeland security knows at least 650,000 illegal immigrants in the united date including 13,000 convicted killers and 56,000 involved with dangerous drugs. they are part of u.s. immigrations customs enforcement . a list of more than 7 million illegal immigrants they are supposed to be monitoring as they wait following deportation decisions on cases with fugitives refusing to go. arthur in florida. are you a single issue voter? caller: yes sir. i consider myself -- i don't consider myself single issue but i do believe one issue needs to be looked at, we are in serious financial problems at this point. we cannot afford to be helping everybody else and somehow expecting money to magically appear out of air because we are in serious financial problems. another issue nobody has really brought up yet is about guns and troll. the constitution does state -- gun control. the constitution does state the right to bear arms. a person who commits a serious crime needs to be taken care of. thank you for your time. host: jeff is jo

this is apparently in connection with an ongoing homeland security investigation, he has been the subject of a months long federal probe led by the department year. in march, agents raided his home is in la and miami in connection to a possible sex trafficking probe. again, no knowledge at this point on exactly what this arrest is in relation to, learning more about that hopefully at some point this morning. hopefully at some point this morninu. , ., , ., ., , morning. jarred, this follows other controversies - morning. jarred, this follows i other controversies surrounding him. tell us the context of this latest development? over the ast this latest development? over the past year _ this latest development? over the past year also _ this latest development? over the past year also he - this latest development? over the past year also he has - this latest development? or the past year also he has faced a number of allegations including lawsuits alleging things ranging from physical abuse and violence to sexual abuse and violence to sexual abuse and violence to sexual abuse and sexual misconduct. he and his legal team at this point had said

connection with an ongoing homeland security investigation, the charge is not known at this point but he has been the subject of a months long federal probe led by the departmentis home is in la and miami in connection your possible sex trafficking probe. no knowledge of exactly what this arrest is in relation to, we are learning more about that hopefully at some point this morning. and this follows other controversies surrounding mr combs, tell us about the controversy this sits in. over the past _ controversy this sits in. over the past year _ controversy this sits in. over the past year or _ controversy this sits in. over the past year or so, - controversy this sits in. over the past year or so, he - controversy this sits in. over the past year or so, he has l the past year or so, he has faced a number of allegations including lawsuits alleging things ranging from physical abuse and violence to sexual abuse and violence to sexual abuse and violence to sexual abuse and sexual misconduct. he and his legal team have said he is innocent of all of these. they put out a statement yesterday, his lawyers, saying they expect to move forward with this but saying that

resolutions in the budget to take on responsibilities that used to be handled by the department of homeland security department, immigration and naturalization, or working with state medicare and medicaid operations and even sheltering the children there are, you know, that was about 6 months ago and replacing a lot of these children that they were separating that they believed by them being victims of sex trafficking and keeping them in office parks that happened to be open or abandoned so that they were that expensive rent. these are not anymore humane conditions been turning around and sending them back to the country from once they originated. well, it's still that pointless thing with the bill for a 2nd because what do you do with these people? when you have so many people, i mentioned them, i'm from el paso right. i go back to old house and quite a bit, walk through the airport. they'll pass an international airport and there are people lined up on sleeping bags or wrapped up in space blankets laying across the floor. and they get their ot us a line to be just ship sent out all over the countr