you have heard dhs officials in leaf in the past dhs identified , quality errors in historic data thathile now fixed prevents us from being able to retroactively produce reports for prior fiscal years. that said and for transparency, dhs provided numbers in the appendix of the report. as the report states, the ability to estimate overstay rate is dependent upon the completeness and accuracy of arrival and departure records. during the fy-14 data dhs identified discrepancies from certain air carriers which resulted in artificially elevated rates. these data quality issues have been resolved for tourism it is travellers. the tables are an accurate for these over categories. over the past two years dhs has made progress in terms of its ability to accurately report data on overseas. dhs anticipates we will broaden the scope of future words with the emphasis on student visas. dhs submitted the comprehensive biometric entry and exit plan to congress april 20, 2016. over the last decade with the support of congress, dhs through the combined efforts of cvp, ice and mpdd's office of biometric i

you have heard dhs officials leaf in the past, dhs identified quality errors in historic data that while now fixed prevents us from being able to retroactively produce reports for prior fiscal years. that said and for transparency, dhs provided numbers in the appendix of the report. as the report states, the ability to estimate overstay rate is dependent upon the completeness and accuracy of arrival and departure records. during the fy-14 data dhs identified discrepancies from certain air carriers which resulted in artificially elevated rates. these data quality issues have been resolved for tourism travellers. the tables are an accurate for these over categories. over the past two years dhs has made progress in terms of its ability to accurately report data on overseas. dhs anticipates we will broaden the scope of future words with the emphasis on student visas. dhs submitted the comprehensive biometric entry and exit plan to congress april 20, 2016. over the last decade with the support of congress, dhs through the combined efforts of cvp, ice and mpdd's office of biometric identity ma

you have heard dhs officials in the past. identified quality errors in historic data that while now fixed prevents us from being able to produce reports for prior fiscal years. that said and for transparency, dhs provided numbers in the appendix of the report. it's dependent upon the completeness and accuracy of arrival and departure records. during the fy-14 data dhs identified discrepancies from certain carriers resulting in artificially elevated rates. the data quality issues have been resolved for tourism it is travellers. it is an accurate for these over categories. over the past two years dhs has made progress in terms of accurate accurately reporting. dhs submitted the comprehensive biometric entry and exit plan to congress april 20, 2016. over the last decade with the support of congress, dhs through combined efforts of cvp, ice and mpdd's office of biometric identity management enhanced the capability to record arrivals and departures within the united states. cvp is cvp is the agent for operationalizing a comprehens

could dhs do that? ms. murphy: i think it would it would ultimately in that instance start to become a question of scope and a point at which you have a policy that is inconsistent with the use of deferred action status. because in the past, i mean, there have been this kind of ad hoc de minimis, case by case use of deferred action status. justice kagan: ok. so suppose, then again, same kind of question that i gave to general keller. suppose that there was a policy, but it was of much less significant scope. let's say a policy that said if you've been in the united states for 30 years and you have children here, we're not going to deport you unless we decide otherwise, and you're entitled to work on the books. could dhs do that? ms. murphy: no. there is not any congressional authority that allows it, and there is no past practice like it. justice kagan: but this is very significant, right? no past practice like it? i mean -- ms. murphy: there's not any past practice. justice kagan: what was that family -- m

how about dhs doesn't it one by one. how about a says it's senseless to do it one by one in here that categories. you have been here for 25 years, you are entitled to, not entitled you can stay unless we change her mind so that's the category. the smaller category that you know there are a lot of people. >> if there's no imminent lawful status there's no way congress can acquiesced to that. >> now wait a minute. dhs could not say the people have been here for 25 years and have been perfectly law-abiding, congress cannot say to those tens of thousands of people let's say, not millions, tens of thousands we won't support you unless we change our minds and you can feed your families, you can do that. >> congress could. they have carte blanche authority. >> this has nothing to do the scope of this policy. this has nothing to do with how many millions of people are in this policy. you are saying even with respect to a much smaller policy of the kind that dhs swore his predecessor agencies have done literally every year for th

modified daca applications using the dhs directive. so let me ask you, when did your agency tell the department of justice that it had, in fact, begun implementing the 2014 dhs directive? >> senator, this is a matter in litigation before the judge, as you noted, so i don't know that it would be appropriate for me to comment on it except to say that the timeline for granting three-year versus two-year deferred action pursuant to the new policy was evident on the face of the new policy which was in the court's record. in the court's record, we laid out in the policy the timetable for beginning to grant the three-year eads versus two-year eads. so that was not a secret. so beyond that -- >> you disagree with the judge's characterization that there were material misrepresentations made to the court and to the 26 states including texas that were plaintiffs -- >> sir, in litigation. i won't agree or disagree. it's a litigated matter, and it'll be addressed by the department of justice, i'm sure. >> well, i do think it's important to be addre

former dhs philip, you started working for dhs in 2003, correct is. >> yes, i was a founding member of dhs. >> part of your job is you were looking for terror ties. for example, you would identify people with terror links in the early 2000s. you were profiling people with links to all of these terror groups. that was your job, right? >> yes. we were connecting the dots. we were focusing on individuals and organizations, networks across both united states and with affiliations in foreign countries. >> then six years into your ten year in 2009, you were ordered to scrub the records of muslims with these terror ties. by our government. who told you to do that? >> i was directed from dhs headquarters. it's important to keep in mind that that was one year after the november 2008 holy land foundation trial. the largest terror trial in american history thatt eter pro that these individuals from the muslim brotherhood front groups were in direct financial support of hamas. is they knew. >> that's trial where c.a.r.e. was named as an unindicted co-conspirator. >> islamic society of north americ

is dhs have any information about what they're involved in at all? >> we do, but often when they go to look for them in the information is outdated, somebody has moved on from that address and so we have to come after investigative means, track them down. >> how many cases should we be investigating given the high number of vsat overstays? 3000 can be adequate. >> outside to prioritize within this population goes to represent public safety threats, those who have overstayed their visa for a long period of time and that probably means the number investigation should go. >> the last question, when you look at the idea about who won this watchlist, we debated that relative to the terror attack in orlando. somebody's on the watch list and someone on a no-fly list and they are here illegally. why are they still here illegally?

i is dhs going to effectively deal with the threat. how can we help further?> thank you very much, senator. the challenge of violent extremism is one of our top priorities. the secretary has made it one of his top five priorities. we have created the office for community partnerships to strengthen our efforts in this critical area and its name is actually very significant. but we used to do, frankly is reestablished grapevines in the third throughout the department, separate agencies, separate offices that very important and very affect of work underway. but we've are not united in our effort and we were not necessarily aligned in our allocation of resources. under the secretary's umbrella initiative of unity of effort, we brought all of those resources, all of those efforts together in the office for community partnerships. and why the name is important is that ultimately the community itself, the most effective means of countering violent extremism. what we do is reequip, we we assist, we trained and we empower local communities and the struggle. under georg

we've asked dhs whether secretary johnson or anybody else in the upper echelons of dhs was in any danger in a search warrant document, investigators said they were looking into charges of, quote, attempt and conspiracy to assassinate, kidnap, or assault a member of the executive branch which sounds pretty serious. we're told though he is at home while this case is being investigated and if anyone thinks that he's a danger to the public or to government officials, then he'd probably be in jail right now, carol. >> all right. evan perez reporting live from washington. thank you. >>> checking some other top stories for you at 50 minutes past, south korea's military says the north has significantly improved its missile technology but stopped short of calling yesterday's missile test a success. in the meantime, new pictures have surfaced of kim jong-un at the launch site. the north fired two missiles yesterday, one of them traveled nearly 250 miles. >>> in the uk a record number of people are expected to take part in the brexit vote and decide whether the united kingdom should leave the europ

. >> well, two years ago, dhs, which is charged with assessing the vulnerable to terrorist risks forll of our metropolitan areas, to put more grants forth to combat terrorism. last year, my district came closer. i've been working with the sheriff and police chief to get that request. we were denied every time from the dhs to consider orlando as having possible terrorist threats and moving up on the scale. they gave new york $178 million, and los angeles $168 million. we got zero. so i called for a hearing, there will be hearings to find out what went wrong to their assessment process. it's unfair to this community to have left us hanging. >> the president said today in his remarks that it is going to take more than the military. he also brought up the gun issue. i want you to listen to that. >> if you have lone wolf attacks like this hatched in the minds of a disturbed person then we're going to have to take different kinds of steps in order to prevent something like this from happening. now, those who were killed and injured here were gunned down by a single killer with a powerful a

today authorities confirm that the youngsters were in the dhs system. vernon odom has the latest live from fox chase where a vigil will be held for the young victims. vernon. >> reporter: good evening, rick. that vigil starts out here at 7 o'clock tonight. the murder suspect sophia hines did not appear in a florida courtroom this afternoon as scheduled. her lawyer says she's suffering from severe postpartum depression and the hearing has been postponed because show remains in a psychiatric units this hour. >>> the fallout from the double murder meanwhile continues here. >> great kids. always had smiles on faces. >> reporter: instead of flee is one of the workers here atop notch day care in fox chase where the two slain children were brought daily for childcare. the family of three-year-old ariel hines and saint leo hines were clients of philadelphia's department of human services much the children were murdered by suffocation wednesday in the home of relatives in florida. their 40-year-old mother sophia has confessed to killing them way bed sheet. >> i

johnson's personal lawyer john was defending him and exonerated and then got security clearance working for dh byrd which was a weapon's contractor in texas and had security clearance and they couldn't. and so there's a hidden story here behind the scene story of lbj through all great accomplishments had a dark story we'll. >> where did ms. melon get this information? >> the day after kennedy was assassinated, that next day life magazine was set to release an article investigating lbj's dealings in texas and bobby baker, aid in washington. that article never saw the light of day. indeed, the senate intelligence committee was doing an investigation of lbj that too was stopped immediately. lbj was one of the luckiest man alive because of jfk's assassination. le had nothing to do with it. but he did benefit from it by becoming president and avoiding investigations, and that's what the book had as well. >> what's the term mean? >> deal with the devil. the young man were dealing with the devil and making a bargain with the devil. they got something for it but they paid a steep price as well. >> a n

obviously, dhs did not concur with gao's recommendation. my question is, have you reviewed that report and since you've been there, do you come to the same conclusion as dhs did, department of homeland security did when they initially did the review? >> i have review it had report and there's a couple of elements to this that i think are important. the first thing i did was to figure out is anybody else doing behavioral detection of some sort and quite a few law enforcement agencies around the world use it. there are other security agencies that do it. i think that there is some value in considering to look at whether behavioral detection is a valid element to add in. it's never going to be a perfect system. that said, we are looking at how more effectively we have used people that assigned detective officers. we are pushing a lot of those people in security screening duties, we are having them work with k-9 teams because i think there's work to be done on the validation of the indicators on the way which we do behavioral detection. there m

dhs and tsa has instituted a series of changes well before our audit was even final. as part of that effort tsa initiated a tiger team program that resulted in a list of 22 major corrective actions that tsa has taken or is planning to take. we are generally satisfied with the response we have seen at tsa. these efforts have resulted in significant changes to tsa leadership, operations, training and policy. we will continue to monitor tsa's efforts to increase the effectiveness of checkpoint operations and will continue to conduct covert testing. we have a round of covert testing scheduled for this summer and are presently developing the testing protocols. consistent with our obligations on the inspector general act we will report our results to this committee as well as other committees of jurisdiction. we applaud tsa's effort to use risk based passenger screening such as pre check because it allows tsa to focus on high risk or unknown passengers instead of known vetted passengers who pose less risk to aviation security. however, while reliance on intelligence is nece

dhs and tsa has instituted changed before our final. and they initiated a tiger team program that resulted in 22 major corrective actions tsa is taken or planning to take. we are satisfied with the response at tsa. the efforts have resulted in significant changes to tsa leadership, operations, training and policy. we will continue to monitor tsa efforts to increase the effectiveness of check point operations and we'll continue to conduct covert testing. in fact, we have a round of covert testing scheduled for this summer and are presently developing the testing protocols, consistent with our obligations under the inspector general act we'll report or results to this committee and other committees of jurisdiction. we applaud the tsa using precheck because it allows tsa to focus on high risk or unknown passengers instead of known vetted passengers who pose less risk to aviation security. however, while reliance on intelligence is necessary, we believe that tsa in the past has overstated the effective reliance on intelligence and a risk-ba

. >> well, two years ago, dhs which is charged with assessing the vulnerability for terrorist risks to of the metropolitan areas put orlando towards the bottom of the lists to be eligible for the federal grants to combat terrorism, and the last year my district changed and came closer to this area, and i have been working with sheriff demings, and the police chief to get that restored. we were denied every single time, every request by dhs to consider orlando as having possible terrorist threats and moving us up the scale. they gave new york $178 million, and they gave los angeles $68 million, and we got zero. so i have called for a hearing, and there will be hearings to find out what went wrong in their assessment process. it is unfair to the community to have left us hanging. >> and the president today said in his are remarks that it is going to be taking more he believes than the military, and he also brought up the gun issue. let's listen to that. >> if you have lone wolf attack s like this, hatched in the minds of a disturbed person, then we are going to the have to take different

it was a very important piece of legislation that is going to make sure we have the tools and that dhs is the belly button in order to, you know, improve information sharing between the federal government and the private sector. you have information sharing organizations that, you know, usually are within a particular try like the football services industry try -- financial services industry try to share information among themselves. but if we include the private sector and the federal government, it's great. we know right now that there are some russian hackers in moscow that are coding the next, you know, level of malware that is going to be used to penetrate our digital infrastructure in our banks here. and the financial services industry kind of know where those attacks may come from. if we were able to use national intelligence resource to try to better understand that and get that information to our, to the private sector in order to help them defend and get one leg up on the attackers, this is one way that we can take our to defensive game to the next level. >> congressman, one

although dhs has been discussing ways to extend the security line at u.s. agency has not identified the most effective way to do that. extending the security line could mean miss flights. passengers would have to be at the airport earlier. that would take more manpower and money. >> and time. thank you so much. a short while ago u.s. senators received a high level briefing on the isis threat as the investigation into the airport terror attack intensifies. we're joined by the chairman of the senate homeland security committee, ron johnson, he's also on the senate foreign relations committee. thank you so much for being with us. i know this was a briefing you had with defense secretary ash carter, i believe, if that's right. what can you tell us? what can you share from that? >> i can share that you're reporting on this istanbul is pretty accurate. you're getting the facts correct. we do not know yet who the perpetrator is. nobody's claimed credit for it. it has all the the hallmarks of isis. that's what we know. we also know as long as isis continues to exis

secretary kay johnson, they have commissioned the report in which we are told the report instructs dhs not to use language that might be disrespectful to muslims, including, but not limited to jihad, shariah, dhs officials reject religiously charged terminology using plain meaning english. what about that? >> we see that throughout the administration. they try to remove the venacular. >> when they say that only fuels their fire, that only continues to build them up and not cut them down, you disagree? >> i disagree because of this. my dad was a world war ii veteran. we defeated nazis by calling out fascism calling it what it was z. we need to call this what it is and defeat it. if we can't, we will never win this. >> thanks for your time. >>> up next, brit hume on the importance of words when it comes to combatting terrorism. after this. >>> all sides condemn the horrific shooting as terror. the use of other descriptive terms differed among politicians and critics. political analyst brit hume joins us to discuss the difference words can make. >> the orlando mass murder was inspired by

but former dhs official says that would not be effective. >> you could extend the security ten milesway from the airport. the vulnerability will be at mile 10.1. we have to september the vulnerability. >> because they have several direct flights to the u.s., they have strict screening procedures comparable to the u.s. standards. they said if the rules are not followed, flights could be prohibited. >> how often do you go over to check on the airports? >> if we have a reason of concern, it can be as frequently as every week. >> regardless of the standard and police presence, it is impossible to eliminate all of the airport vulnerabilities. >> currently airport perimeter security is the responsibility of the airports, local and sometimes state law enforcement. awesome dhs have been discussing ways to extend the security line, the agency has not figured out an effective way to do that. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. that is it for "the lead." you can follow me on twitter @jaketapper. >>> happening now, hallmarks of isis. the bloody attack that killed 41 at the istanbul airport, the

dhs and tsa has instituted a series of changes well before our audit was even final. as part of that effort tsa initiated a tiger team program that resulted in a list of 22 major corrective actions that tsa has taken or is planning to take. we are generally satisfied with the response we have seen at tsa. these efforts have resulted in significant changes to tsa leadership, operations, training and policy. we will continue to monitor tsa's efforts to increase the effectiveness of checkpoint operations and will continue to conduct covert testing. we have a round of covert testing scheduled for this summer and are presently developing the testing protocols. consistent with our obligations on the inspector general act we will report our results to this committee wells as well as other committees of jurisdiction. we applaud tsa's effort to use risk based passenger screening such as pre check because it allows tsa to focus on high risk or unknown passengers instead of known vetted passengers who pose less risk to aviation security. however, while reliance on intelligence i

secretary kay johnson, they have commissioned the report in which we are told the report instructs dhs not to use language that might be disrespectful to muslims, including, but not limited to jihad, shariah, dhs officials reject religiously charged terminology using plain meaning english. what about that? >> we see that throughout the administration. they try to remove the venacular. >> when they say that only fuels their fire, that only continues to build them up and not cut them down, you disagree? >> i disagree because of this. my dad was a world war ii veteran. we defeated nazis by calling out fascism calling it what it was z. we need to call this what it is and defeat it. if we can't, we will never win this. >> thanks for your time. >>> up next, brit hume on the importance of words when it comes to combatting terrorism. after this. constipated? trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax, designed for dependable relief (vo) you

that we have today. >> because istanbul's airport has several flights to and from the united states, dhscreening procedures, comparable to u.s. standards. the head of the tsa told cnn in may, if they are not followed, night could be prohibited. >> if we have a reason of concern, it can be as frequently as every week. if you have a reason that you trust, it can be less frequent than that. ? regard has of the stand arrested the and police presence, it is impossible to eliminate all vulnerabilities. >> back with the panel, when you see people talking about extending the perimeter. i mean, at a certain point, this is plenty of soft targets. you can never secure all these places. >> there is a common problem every time we see one of these incidents. as you take an isolated circumstance, why can't you make a soft target hard? let's multiply that out by a thousand times. what have we seen in 1915 years? transport. subways, buses. every time you take the metro, a subway, an uber, a taxi, a private vehicle to an airport, a subway or a train in san francisco with b.a.r.t., in washington with the m

that we have today. >> because istanbul's airport has several flights to and from the united states, dhsning procedures, comparable to u.s. standards. the head of the tsa told cnn in may, if they are not followed, night could be prohibited. >> if we have a reason of concern, it can be as frequently as every week. if you have a reason that you trust, it can be less frequent than that. >> regardless of the standard and police presence, it is kwobl to eliminate all airport vulnerabilities. renee marsh, cnn, washington. >> back with the panel, when you see people talking about extending the perimeter. i mean, at a certain point, this is plenty of soft targets. you can never secure all these places. >> there is a common problem every time we see one of these incidents. as you take an isolated circumstance, why can't you make a soft target hard? let's multiply that out by a thousand times. what have we seen in 1915 years? transport. subways, buses. every time you take the metro, a subway, an uber, a taxi, a private vehicle to an airport, a subway or a train in san francisco with b.a.r.t., in w

they had probable he was going to commit violence against senior dhs officials.e was carrying pepper spray. the day he was arrested, he was near a meeting he was aware of. >>> powerful statements in court from the children of the cassillos. they recommend their father spend life in prison for killing their mother. nicholas said, quote, a big portion of my life is gone. the jury recommended life in prison, plus 16 years. monday, they found him guilty of killing his estranged wife and staging it to look like a suicide. >>> police in montgomery county were in the middle of a manhunt. a neighbor saw a suspicious car yesterday afternoon and called police. when officers arrived, they encountered a robbery in progress. the susp police searched the area but didn't find him. three hours later, suspects stole a car, driving it through a door on crystal springs drive. >> i saw the car going by. usually the girl waves to me and didn't wave. i could tell there was a passenger in the car. >> police say there had been several burglaries in the area the past couple days. in one,

madison bumgarner will hit. 24r is no dh. the warriors extended qualifying offers so the dubs can match any offer they get in free agency. ian clark and james michael are not extended offers. the warriors are going all in to sign kevin durant. the dubs will meet with kd on friday. okc, the spurs and the heat and others have meetings set up as well. i expect durant will be wooed and will ultimately choose to stay with the thunder. the indianapolis colts made a be drew luck -- andrew luck the highest paid player. six years and $141 million for the former stanford star quarterback. we did the math. 23 million a year breaks down to $63,000 a day. how was your day? i made 63k. a cool story at wimbledon. ranked 772 in the world and facing roger federer. second set and willis is trying to win his first game and he does. the british qualifier whose day job is the woolwick tennis club coach. fed wins in straight sets, but he got a standing ovation. he called it not my standard wednesday. it is brought to you b

judge an intelligence analyst may have been plotting an attack on top department officials inside the dhs complex on nebraska nebraska avenue. agents detained him in his office across the hall from a the suspect's home in martinburg, west virginia. >> reporter: this is renke's house. federal agents searched it looking for guns, two-way radios, imaging devices, very mall imaging devices, for restraining devices. they have charged him so far with carrying a pistol in d.c. without a license. they think that he may have been plotting possibly with somebody else to assassinate the top officials of the department of homeland security. agents say they stopped him for a random screening as he was walking into work at the heavily fortified department of homeland security. they found two-way radios. a camera to detect heat signatures, handcuffs, folding knife and pepper spray. after seizing the knife and pepper spray they let him walk decided to double check and found in his office with a revolver in his pocket loaded with five hollow point rounds. he swear when he found it. he posed a grave danger

this moves marks the first time a team has intentionally used a pitcher to hit instead of a dh in 40 years. maybe not a home run on top. a hot day, no question. >>> it's not going to be as hot. that's the key word for today, not as hot, or three words. we'll look at that forecast coming up after this. >>> we have one word here, traffic. really good right now. we're looking at the peninsula and we're look at some flashing flights going on couple of minutes ago. >>> chris sanchez getting the latest on a high speed chase in oakland that ended without a arrest. freeway castro valley to thestrs i'm kris sanez, i'll showou herd how it began and how it end. =laura/v > >>>. oakland overnight...as a car sl. >>> another tense scene in oakland overnight as a car slams into a home. the damage left behind this morning. >>> and police activity at the googleplex, details coming into our newsroom. today in the bay starts right now. thank you for joining us. >> let's get to the forecast. you're going to notice it's cooler out there this morning. >>> once you step out the door there's definitely a chi

it highlighted dhs worker as and community workers who embrace the safety and well-being of children. >>> the hannah family is now the proud other than of this home on the 600 block of new york avenue in claymont. the 100th home sold under new castle county neighborhood stablization program. the program acquires run down properties and make renovations. it helps improve neighborhoods and safety and property values. >>> much more to come at 12:30. an inverted rollercoaster dedispatches from the rails and sends people to the hospital. >>> shaquille o'neill is a basketball legend and sports analyst and now a diplomat. we'll explain his role given to him by the state department when "action news" comes right back. >> an oregon mother took matters into her own hands when she caught a stranger in her child's bedroom. they were out and when she returned she saw a man hiding in the bedroom. already armed with a handgun she opened fire and fatally shot him. an autopsy is scheduled for today. the woman cooperated with investigators and not arrested. >>> three children and their parents were kil

madison bumgarner will hit. 24r is no dh.he warriors extended qualifying offers so the dubs can match any offer they get in free agency. ian clark and james michael are not extended offers. the warriors are going all in to sign kevin durant. the dubs will meet with kd on friday. okc, the spurs and the heat and others have meetings set up as well. i expect durant will be wooed and will ultimately choose to stay with the thunder. the indianapolis colts made a be drew luck -- andrew luck the highest paid player. six years and $141 million for the former stanford star quarterback. we did the math. 23 million a year breaks down to $63,000 a day. how was your day? i made 63k. a cool story at wimbledon. ranked 772 in the world and facing roger federer. second set and willis is trying to win his first game and he does. the british qualifier whose day job is the woolwick tennis club coach. fed wins in straight sets, b

let's let the federal bureau of investigation, dhs finish the investigation, tell us exactly what its. all the while we up our guard and remember we all need to be part of keeping the american homeland safe. it is a challenge in a free and open society to do it. i think what the president is doing and i was in the situation room during the boston marathon and other crises. he brings everyone together. they are working to figure out what's going on with the case. give them hours to figure out what exactly happened. at that point if, in fact, it is an act of islamic terrorism, call it what it is. >> we know the guy called 911 at least according to local reports and pledged allegiance to the leader of isis. what else could it be? >> it's an easy scapegoat. it's a very heated presidential election talking about these things. i have ever reason to believe he likely could be that. let's let the facts lead the investigators to where they need to go. just the fact that the guy called in and said that on a 911 call isn't enough for me. i want to see the intelligence service, let the investiga

one i think is more the reality and the policy at dhs.hnology-wise we've had stories saying it's a bit of a myth to think there was one shooter that happened, that you can go back and time and find out this nice easy package trail of e-mails or web traffic or social media postings that will just say, a-ha, it's clear this person was -- or if you're trying to predict the future, this person will be a radicalized terrorist. when you look at official policy, what law enforcement and dhs is saying, they're saying if you see something, say something. they're asking neighbors to -- >> in this case they did. in this case we saw it time and time again, even the most recent reports saying he was at a corrections facility, was studying for that and was even asking a classmate if he could bring a gun and that was flagged. that's what we're seeing, tho t missed alarms and flags. >> they weren't missed, they were made known but weren't all pieced together. even those type of red flags show the difficulty of when you're dealing with a population of 350

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dhs some of our critical infrastructure partners in the private sector. >> reporter: chief says she's keeping her eye on what has happened in orlando and constantly getting updates about information about what happened. therefore, she says, with that information, she may change how she directs her resources up here and she says that could change hour to hour. live in northeast, paul wagner, fox 5 local news. >>> i want to take you live to orlando now. >> fox's lloyd sowers is live outside the night club. the scene of the shooting. what is the scene like there today. >> reporter: hot monda after the worse day in the city's history, the grim task of identify, the remains of the dead, the 49 people here at the night club, the pulse night club in orlando. we've seen people here re here all day long trying to support families and loved ones of the victims, the local lgbt community has been a source of support. law enforcement supporting the people here and the mayor of orlando saying that the city will come back with the city -- will come back from this disaster stronger than ever. but it

. >> just days before the orlando terror attacks, dhs told employees not to use certain words like jihadist and sharia. is the administration being too pc? and is that putting all of us in danger? plus, a big dilemma for parents as we approach the big summer season. is the disney gator attack making them think twice about going disney? >> thanks. we will be watching. first, talk about making the grade. the government just ranking nearly all federal workers as quote fully successful or above. why that may mean we'll never succ get ready for the rio olympic games by switching to xfinity x1. show me gymnastics. x1 lets you search by sport, watch nbc's highlights and catch every live event on your tv with nbc sports live extra. i'm getting ready. are you? x1 will change the way you experience nbcuniversal's coverage of the rio olympic games. call or go online today to switch to x1. >>> don't you wish your children could get grades at school like this? a new government report card for federal workers ranking 99% as quote fully successful or above. wow. john, you say you rose to the fwrad grade,

is the gop essentially condoning -- >> no, i have concerns about this aspect of dhs, and one of the reasons we delayed the markup of the homeland security bill in the appropriations committee is because we wanted to look at all of these issues to see if something needed to be improved in the appropriations process of homeland security, and that's one of our concerns. >> in the after math of orlando, your party's presumptive nominee has renewed his calls for the muslim ban which you have repeatedly rejected. if he continues to say controversial things that draw concerns, draw your concerns, do you envision any scenario in which you would rescind your endorsement? >> that's not my plan. i don't have a plan to do that. look, we're going to agree to disagree on some things. that's just the way things work. mitt romney and i didn't agree on everything. what we do agree on is we don't want another democrat in the white house, i can tell you that, and we do have a lot of common ground on a lot of things that we think will move us in a better way in this country. we don't agree on that. everybody k

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suggesting one of their own intelligence analysts may have been planning to assassinate top leaders inside dhs's secure facility on nebraska avenue. he allegedly had camera, handcuffs, two way radios, a knife and pepper spray. they did let him continue to his office inside and about an hour and a half later an agent searched him and says he found a revolver in his front pocket loaded with five hollow point bullets. lakey's office was right across from a top level meeting. >> that's really way off base. >> do you believe that might be true about him? >> no. that don't seem like -- nothing like the guy that i spoke to. >> wanky at this point has only been charged with carrying a pistol without a license in d.c. a judge did release him on his own on cog sans -- recognizance. >>> tomorrow morning we should learn the fate of the baltimore police officer facing the most serious charges in freddie gray's death. officer benson ops for a bench trial. the judge expected to make his decision tomorrow. as soon as that verdict is in we will send out on the wusa9 app. >>> prince george's county commuters are

photographers go out and shoot it, do a great job doing it and also the dhs workers. >> you said to meen i said congratulations, well deserved. you said, look, i get to spend a lot of time with kids who are looking for a forever home. >> there are unsung heroes. they're underpaid and overworked. they have caseloads that are enormous. thank you very much. we appreciate the honor. >>> five people get a rude and wet awakening. >> ceiling caves in forcing the group out of their north philadelphia home. >>> and a folcroft police officer shot seven times is waking up in his own bed this morning. the we'll show you the hero's welcome officer christopher dorman received as he was released from the hospital. ♪ keep on track with dunkin' donuts' fruit smoothies, made with low-fat yogurt and real fruit blended into feel-good flavors like new wildberry. american runs on dunkin'. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> a partial building collapse forces five people including a child from their home overnight. and now the red cross is reaching out to help. >> also overnight, rain soaks the philadelphia regi

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according to a court filing, john then wienke was caught carrying a loaded gun inside dhs headquarters and also caught trying to bring knife, handcuffs and other equipment on to the campus. officials say there was probable cause he was conspiring to commit workplace violence. his neighbors are surprised by the accusations. >> he was hardly ever out. you would just see him occasionally up there. always clean cut, you know, nice guy. >> the house committee on homeland security calls the case troubling and will likely discuss the matter this morning at a committee hearing on capitol hill. >> massive fire is leaving close to two dozen people looking for somewhere else to live this morning. it took more than 50 firefighters to put out the flames at second and orange streets in southeast d.c. wednesday morning. three people had to be burns on her hands. no one was seriously hurt, though. investigators are still trying to figure out exactly what caused that fire. >>> imagine no water for the first two days of summer. that was the case for 15 families in southeast. it was shut off because the

the boy's family is pleased t dh the prosecutor's statement.y released a statement saying in part, this is one more step in allowing us to put this tragic episode behind us and return to our normal family life. >>> a police department in bucks county is challenging the person who hung an offensive sign. >> the sign reads, only good cop is a dead cop. it was found hanging on lincoln highway near pennsbury manufacturing earlier yesterday morning. falls township police released a statement that reads in -- i know whoever did this did it out of ignorance. i would like to sit down with them and show them what we do as police officers so they can base their opinions on facts and not ignorance. i doubt they will do this because they hung the sign in the middle of the night like a true coward that i think they are. >>> executives with har rare -- harr harrah's are trying to keep gambling from inside bars around the state. >> new revenue would come at the expense for funding of property tax relief, funding for seniors programs. >> the house has been toy

i remain committed to fixing the system so it works for both employers and american workers i hope dhs will finally be willing to put partisan considerations aside and work to alleviate this clearing problem. i know you feel, at least i think pretty much the same idea. we've got to solve this problem, and we can do it and we can do it with some reasonable ability to seems to me. i just want to make that comme comment. >> i would like to take that question for the record. >> senator whitehouse. >> thank you, chairman. for what its worth i would add to senator hatch's conversation that the freedom to travel is also a fundamental constitutional right, and that's a freedom that we don't seem to have the same concern about inhibiting by keeping people from flying when they're on the terror watch list. my question to you, mr. secretary, has to do with something quite specific, and i'm sorry to have to raise it to your level, but you oversee theme, as you know. one of the most responsibilities is flood mapping. that very important responsibility of particular for coastal states like rhode isl