dh: is it an actual disorder? lb: i think it's a little tongue in cheek but i think there is definitely stress that's impacting people around this election. (gfx1) in fact, according to one study more than half of americans are feeling anxious or stressed over this election. worst case scenario possibilities if their candidate doesn't win. (dh in the amato house) it's even turning some family living rooms into battlegrounds. sot - jenine amato / clinton supporter "having his finger that close to nuclear weapons scares the hell out of me" sot - brian amato / trump supporter "i do not trust hillary at all. i think people are tired of the same old politics. and i think that's why donald is going to get elected. ja: "no." ba: "i'm a big married 25 years? and th happened to them. dh: what do you advise in a situation like that? lb: don't talk about politics. exercising? and then there's a method that i personally swear by? meditation. dh: "we're going to make america calm again?" (dh walking into yoga studio; pan of me

dh: is it an actual disorder? lb: i think it's a little tongue in cheek but i think there is election. (gfx1) in fact, according to one study more than half of americans are feeling anxious or stressed over this election. lb: they're catastrophizing? they're looking at you know worst case scenario possibilities if their candidate doesn't win. (dh in the amato house) it's even turning some family living rooms into battlegrounds. sot - jenine amato / clinton supporter "having his finger that close to nuclear weapons scares the hell out of me" sot - brian amato / trump supporter "i do not trust hillary at all. i think people are tired of the and i think that's why donald donald?" (sighs) "that's my whole point." they've been married 25 years? and this is the first time this has ever happened to them. dh: what do you advise in a situation like that? lb: don't talk about politics. (gfx) but the experts recommend, turning off your tv, not right now however, unplugging from social media, exercising? and then there's a me

it is run out of dhs and that is where it should be run. you have an a report for secretary johnson that talks about fighting isis. that's 100 million dollars we're asking for in the next fiscal year. it's a time to get to the place where we could talk about the ideological divide. took threee is it years for anyone to begin to talk about the ideological components. everybody started off thinking it's all about hard power. it's not about soft power. we have moved that direction. here is the final point. i think the biggest problem, it is going to be a huge one for the next president, is the soft power tools we have in our toolbox, the war of ideas that were part of 2006 national security of strategies that came out of the bush administration defined countering violent extremism as a war of ideas, soft power, and somehow in this last eight years, everybody everything from building a school to watching the weather to police force. we have mixed everything all up. in my view, the weakness then becomes how do you get the actors who need to do c

then on the dhs side and dos and dhs are sort of linked by their general fund, we had a lot of growth in the medi-cal program and cal works program and cal fresh program over the last several years which is allowed us to sort of free up and we leverage general fund money. the growth in those programs has basically stopped on the medicaid-on the medi-cal side. it slowed dramatically on the cal fresh side. actually reversed on the cal works cited cow works is very dependent on caseload and caseloads have come down as we got further and further away from the recessionary period. there's more employment and more people are able to get jobs. these are all a good thing. but it does reduce money in the cow works program. so that tends to tighten up our budget all around. so we will feel a tighter situation going forward into the next fiscal year then and the past. i don't think it's a situation where were going to be doing anything like dramatic cutting but on the other hand growth won't be as easy as it has been in recent years. >> thank you. any questions from commissioners? >> the only qu

>> he's been on the list for dhs. he's in fact expert on the law for immigration and naturalization. dhs is a little different that requires cyber security and clearances and liars a depth of background and the threat that is are around the united states. the one thing that would be destructive of the administration because they are destructive of america is a massive attack either cyber and physical. therefore, you think to yourself maybe is a lawyer and the best person of dhs and andy and the head of cke. both the lawyers and the businessman would be good labor department or john bolton will be good for state or united states trade representatives. there are all sorts of list. what i think he's going to do is assassin. i keep on using the term, skills set. what do you need to do to do this? >> those require whether it is architects or down to landscape planning. he knows you need to do a different palette for every specific job you got to film. >> that's getting some attention as well. kellyanne conway spoke about t

who should he pick for dhs? many people have reservations about taking that position because you have to enforce this trump immigration policy. you're going to have your fingerprints on the trump wall. >> there are more people we could see in there. >> one of the things you overlook is, i mean, it's going to be a beautiful wall. it's going to be a big beautiful wall. there will be big beautiful door -- what? what? who wouldn't want their fingerprints on that wall? then we have the mitt romney meeting. that would be great. i think personally. >> there are many more. >> that would calm waters. michelle rhee as secretary of education. that was good. general madded is. cia pick pompeo getting positive remarks from military establishment. what else? >> he needs some diversity and needs to fill big cabinet jobs. if he does that well, he can get off to a pretty good start. >> the congresswoman from washington, she's up for a possible post. i'm hearing maybe interior, labor. bob woodson, african-american conservative up

the dh is back, which i think that's a wash. he's had three hits in the first two games but also means he can use both santa in a and napley and avoid putting him in left field. to me tonight this game is about bullpens and home field advantage and the indians have both of them. my original pick was indians in seven with kluber pitching game seven but i think we all hope it gets over with tonight. we don't need to push it to seven games. tweet me your thoughts. your thoughts on game six. to hear your thoughts come into this big game tonight. right now let's check in with matt and see what he's got for us. >>> after the break, a different type of smarts. how to make your life smart for under $15. >>> this -- i'm going dare converts the light current that's already power your bulb into a smart charge station. take a look at one of thes a seen on tvs. you asked me to test. i don't think there's going to be much to this but i started to understand why it is so well reviewed. for those of you that want to use an e reader or in a dorm

cybersecurity experts will monitor election day from dhs' cybersecurity center and cyber fly teams will be deploy if there are any major attacks. in new york, bryan llenas, fox news. >>> coming up after the break, a wrong way driver leads police on a chase through the valley and it comes to an end right outside of our fox 10 studios. >> gorgeous start to your weekend but changes in the forecast. we will let you know when that mercury will start to rise again. >> yeah, i know. no asu today or arizona cardinals tomorrow. we still have plenty of football to talk about. of a taking on the cougars of washington state. highlights of that game and much as police arrest a wrong way >>> tense homes as police arrest a wrong way driver in front of our fox 10 studios here in downtown phoenix. >> that's some saturday morning. dozens of officers from gilbert, dps and phoenix surrounded the suspect's car as canines were sent in to take him down. gilbert police telling fox 10 that this all started before 3:00 a.m. when several 911 calls came in reporting a wrong way driver in the area of arizona avenue

we been in the discussion with dhs and are leveraging the offerings they have. some we been able to do and look at before the election. many of the things they let us know postelection to review what we are doing and look at how we can strengthen our cyber security even more. i think the discussion around homeland security in the treatment of election infrastructure is a great discussion to have. not enough attention has been paid to security in the elections process. unfortunately it's taken a backseat to everything else going on and so it's important conversation to have. unfortunately the timing of the discussion has fed into the fears about the security of the election. it's not that were not confident it's remaining vigilant. >> did you have a dhs team that came in and looked at your system so you had not outside the? what did they discover? >> we had folks from virginia national guard command and we've been levering the resources and will get into what specifically they found. i'm happy to say that we haven't found any specific threats in our system. were

dhs and theed with fbi and finding out more threats. we don't know if any credible threats right now but we want to ensure that the american people have the confidence to go out and cast their ballots on election day through early voting. is that normal to work with dhs and f the eye or is that specific to this election? >> that is specific to this election. states and locals have worked before with the fbi in the department of justice and local law enforcement because of threats that may have occurred with polling places or things like that. it is more making sure that the election is secure overall. making sure that the election equipment is secure. they work with local law .nforcement or security are you talking about the physical security? >> they have worked with other law enforcement agencies on the physical security. >> secretary merrill, did you want to respond? >> i would -- i would echo everything thomas has just said. we were part of the hurricane problem and as a result, i recommended emergency plans for every state. up-to-d

cybersecurity experts will monitor election day from dhs's cybersecurity center and cyber fly teams will be standing by to deploy if there are any attacks. in new york bryan llenas, fox news. later today on fox... stick around for our fox5 news special. our team u-s/mexico border... to look into a controversial campaign issue: immigration. fox5 spent days in the desert known as a hot-bed for illegal drug activity. the team drove there with a las vegas man who volunteers his time to patrol... and be on the lookout for drug smugglers. then they traveled around... and met the men and women who enforce immigration laws. we'll also look into why people emigrate to the united states illegally. you can catch this exclusive show this afternoon at one if you missed a story or want to re-watch one... just download the fox5 app. we've got all our videos... and you can watch the newscast live... the fox5 app is free in the app store. the lights are back on at the paris hotel and casino--- after a power outage a few days ago forced thousands to evacuate. but even though paris is operating business as

and there are ways to think about what dh life should look like in the future. for one, it's clearly our border agency, i mean, it is the coast guard, tsa, border protection, what's flowing in and out of the country and not just to stop it, but how do you promote commercial activity and move people and goods and ideas and also, fema, response apparatus, which is when something bad happens are our cities safe and is our nation prepared to say people when they needed the most. >> host: before we go further we will get the phone lines up so people can participate. juliette kayyem, you said you had strong thoughts, what are two things you do differently? >> guest: i would take the secret service out and it's sort of a different kind of-- it's so in line with the department in terms of investigation, so that is certainly one thing, but what a lot of people don't know is that the department has a large intelligent apparatus. i'm not saying that's a value added, but in my business, the consumer of intelligence it figures out what the threats are in response in kind or

getting information from the fbi and dhs and we don't have the issue here.re a very good relationship to share information. likewise, social media is a huge aspect for us going through social media and understanding in the things that will happen or could have been to work with organizers of groups and have a better plan. just last week on wednesday i sat down with a group that will comment. looking at all those things, sharing information and working with partners to the national park service to the fbi and the secret service, all that are here come the federal protective service is a real good working relationship. >> and curious what the hindsight, if you can look at your years as secretary, you learned, correct me if i'm wrong, but for one inauguration there was a threat stream from overseas that was quite worse than to dhs. can you give us a history lesson? >> in 2000 that we were coming up on the first inauguration that was going to occur whether it be changing administrations after september. we were acutely aware of the issues posed by terrorist. we

. >> dhs has since taken sps protect us offering states risk assessment and scanning for malware. cyber security will monitor from dhs's cyber security center and cyber fly teams will be standing by. in new york, brian llenes, fox. >> the chicago cubs are in i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." several chicago cubs players.. fresh off their historic world series win.. went to disney world today! cubs second baseman -and >> tampa bay rays player, ben zobrist and some of his teammats spent the day at the magic kingdom. they took part in a parade down main street usa to celebrate the the parade marks a special salue to a baseball championship victory that took 108 years. the longest championship drought in sports history. >> it looks like a beautiful there. >> that's awesome

the problem with that is it takes a while for dhs to get the systems and clean them up.8th all of the systems will be hack frae. when you are voting make sure who you are voting for comes out at the end. we have seen cases where people want to vote for donald trump and it flips to hillary clinton. >> this matters more than ever as we are showing everyone how important these are nationally and also in the key battle ground states. this is something donald trump has been talking about. doesn't have the potential to impact the outcome. donald trump will say wait a minute this is not okay. >> like i said before it is really hard on a national level to coordinate a national attack. in some battle ground states peps pens and north carolina loon gnaw and georgia all have old machines that have no paper trail. all of those states are very, very close. if you are a voter and you need to go to the local authorities and report it. >> good to see you this morning. important issue. >> the tame is 20 minutes until the top of the hour. under the gun. new support for the second amendmen

been trained over the course of three years in the afghanistan and pakistan region as david points out dhs will work with state and local officials, law enforcement. here in new york they have a task force to try to identify investigations where operatives have traveled and may fit the profile to try to disrupt it. >> dickerson: okay, fran. a little laryngitis there. thank you for. that david, let me ask you, another threat on election day people are worried about is a threat of disruption. a talk about the vice president said the hacked e-mails, the wiki?i leaked e-mas trace back to russia. what is the status of u.s. operations responding to russia and a z)(ruption on election day? >> two top officials. james clamor and jay johnson issued a statement last month. they were very specific. they said that the most senior have approved the hacking that has been done of democratic officials, hillary clinton's campaign?r chairman. i'm told that since then there was a private warning, i believe by president obama himself to vladimir putin saying any further russian attempts to fear in the u.s. el

the us has also detected the probing of state voter registration systems, propping the dhs to coordinate efforts with 48 states to prevent hacks. >> these machines are mostly off-line, there are paper >> experts say it's impossible to hack the election, but it's certainly possible for someone to claim its hacked and try to influence the public that way. >> i wish this was true for all of us -- tuesday's election day is actually a paid holiday for thousands of workers across the country. general motors is one of many companies to make election day a paid holiday. other motor company, patagonia and digital media company throw us. for fourth in an e-mail to workers saying, every vote counts. patagonia is closing all its retail stores. there is no federal law requiring workers to get time off to vote and state laws vary. >> coverage on fox begins tuesday at 5:00 p.m. we will be covering national and if you are mostly interested in colorado's local issues, our sister station colorado zone channel two, will focus on those during a special edition from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. if you're away from

they've been placed in our custody by dhs, and right now they're all getting therapy at various times. so every week, just about everyday we have some place across eastern iowa. and they don't know how long the newly donated caravan will last with over 270 thousand miles so friends and families decided to lend a helping hand. "i know they're kind of tired of relying on everybody to help them out, and have to change their schedules, so i thought a luncheon, and a bake sale and a silent auction would help them" but until that happens, the james family is happy to ride home with a set of wheels sent and gave, and we're so grateful " between today's event, and the go fund me page that's set up, the family hopes to raise more than 10 thousand dollars for new transportatio n. thanks, phil. turning to weather, chris, keep this beautiful weather coming. to let go of the warmer conditions it seems. high pressure is sliding east of us today, bringing our winds back out of the south for tonight, but also keeping our skies clear. more sun sunday with highs back into the upper 60s, which 15 degree

they held signs that read dhs or boulder this was trending on social media under #youthrevolt. >> i still believe in america and i always will. donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an open mind and the chance to lead. >> hillary clinton came out this morning offering to put aside her differences and work toward healing the country. she also spoke to women saying she is proud to be their champion, and president obama offered this >> we all want what's best for this country. that's what i heard in mr. trump's remarks last night. that's what i heard when i spoke to him directly. and i was heartened by that. snootsz what the country needs. >> the president said he is proud of what clinton has done and knows she will continue the >>> mitt romney and jeb bush took to social media to congratulate trump. and trump did set a different tone out of the gate with his victory speech last night, or this morning i should say. he set aside that harsh rhetoric that he used pretty much every day on the campaign trail. >> i pledge to every citizen of our land that i will be president for al

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i think general allen and general crystal, maybe they consider dhs. to me these issues are so much bigger than whether he has a golf course impacted by windmills. i do think the media is a little bit off course here in focusing on what might happen if mccan doesn't do a good job for the next 15 years or 30 years. >> we have a minute left for you to be brilliant. -- and i mean this respectfully, what attribute do you see that tells you he is going to go out and get an aggressive white house council? >> he has been lawyered up for years. this is simply the experience that comes from being in litigation for years as a developer. i have represented developers for years. they hire the very best lawyers because they know the very best lawyers keep them out of jail, save them a lot of money. a bad settlement is a good lawsuit. so past experience for developers says go and get the best council you can. i think fielding will be saying the same thing in his ear. >> thank you. >> harvard lost to yale. one last thing before we go here tonight. it's kind of a re-a

that's the first line of defense, it's not dhs, the fbi. it's the folks watching right now.going to be that bad, but we'll learn a lot of lessons. hopefully with dhs and the private sector we'll be prepared for election night. >> you have a course about changing your passwords. i'll make sure that link is on my twitter account and facebook page so viewers can access it. good time to change your password. the clocks are changing. change your password. >> change your battery in your smoke detector, change your password at the same time. >> morgan, thank you very much. >> you bet, jenna. >> we're falling back, so don't go back to another password you've already used. that would be a bad idea. >>> the media coming under fire from the left and the right for not digging deeply enough into a last-minute barrage of scandals. a fair and balanced debate on that ahead. >>> plus we're waiting to hear from donald trump. there you see his 757 parked in north carolina on the right of your screen. hillary clinton also about to hold a rally in florida. we will take you to those rallies when

it just doesn't happen just because you say i'm from dhs, trust me. it happens because you do trustworthy things, and i think the thing that we have done on the federal side is reached out to our partners across industry, across state and local law enforcement security, and say look. don't just trust us. make sure we deliver what you expect of us. just one final point. after the most recent terrorist event in our country, we and the fbi had a telephone call same day of the event. 1800 people on the telephone call. we went through what we knew about the terrorist event, who we thought were the perpetrators, what their tactics, techniques, and procedures were. that call happened in the evening, and to date no information from that call was leaked. unprecedented. trust within the fbi and within our state and local and private sector partners. so doing trustworthy things i think build the confidence that you can do more with people, and that's really kind of what we've been working on at dhs. i know the bureau has been working on it and the state and loca

dhs has been coordinating efforts with every state in the nation to prevent hacks, scanning computertems to identify vulnerabilities. dhs officials at the cybercommand center in washington are also monitoring networks for denial of service attacks. officials say such an attack on election day could take down websites voters use for news and information. >> if you shut down or disable or undermine the communications that people are using to figure out where to vote and to actually deal with traffic and things like that, you could create massive delays in lines. >> reporter: u.s. officials say russia has been waging an information operation for months to sow doubts about the vote including e-mail hacks of the democratic national committee. widespread hacking of voting machines in the nation's 9,000 injures dikjurisdictions would task since they're not connected to each other or the internet. officials will be looking for trolling operations, disseminating fake news of vote rigging and tampering. >> it's impossible to hack the election but it's possible for someone to claim it's hacked

cybersecurity experts will monitor election day from dhs's cybersecurity center and cyber fly teams will be in new york bryan llenas, fox news. end of 9pm you are watching fox 6 news at 10. 10p open now at ten --- campaign countdown! trump: "we are just three days away from the change you've been waiting for for your entire life." the blitz this weekend. clinton: "'let's vote for what we want for our country heavier rain and thunder and our children and our grandchildren."it's the final push in battleground states --- like wisconsin --- before heading to the polls. ahead why donald trump is canceling his campaign stop in west allis. we are following a pair of breaking stories right now --- first --- racine police are on the scene of a shooting. we're told a juvenile was shot near 16th and grange. police say the in milwaukee. police are still on the scene investigating the situation. also breaking --- tense moments on the campaign trail tonight for donald trump. a security threat forces the secret service to remove the candidate from the stage. take a look --- it was call caught on camera

the dh, who is back in business with a series addison russell who, on the first of november, has a 6-rbi game 6. then back in chicago, where they are having fun at murphy's bleachers. the celebration has been going since just after 8:00. when the cubs got three in the first. let's check in with tom verducci. >> tom: i'm with joe maddon. bringing your closer into the game in the seventh inning, then in the ninth inning, having him go out with a lead of seven runs. >> had to get strop ready, happened so quickly, had to get it ready. that's why he went out for one hitter only. drunk to walk, still out of the game. brought him in earlier because that is the part of the order he had to get out. did not want the game to get away from you at that particular worked out well. >> tom: thrown 62 pitches in the last four days. what do you anticipate in terms of tomorrow, linked and effectiveness of aroldis chapman? >> i anticipate a lot of the same. a strong young man, talk to later today and tomorrow. but i think he'll be fine. >> tom: thank you, joe. with me also, kris bryant. kris, you got thi

they're among at least 20 states hackers have tried to target, according to dhs. a dhs official tells me it hasn't not found any catastrophic weakness in its state-by-state review, but some places, like ohio, are leaving nothing to chance calling in the national guard's cyber unit to test things out before election day. in washington, i'm nikole being tested along the vermont-canada border tonight. the morses crossing line only has agents on duty until 4:00 p.m. to get into canada after that, a border crossing agent in ontario will monitor the crossing. the agent will use the cameras to verify people's documents and then move the gates. the crossing into the u.s. is already open until midnight. jennifer: rolling stone magazine is guilty of defaming a college official in a nosc university of virginia. that's the verdict from a jury today, which also found the magazine's publisher and reporter guilty of libel with actual malice. that administrator says the article portrayed her as the villain who tried to keep the alleged victim from reporting the attack. police lat

dhs has taken steps to protect us offering states risk assessment and scanning for malware, specifically helping states protect their election cyber security experts will monitor election day from dhs's cyber security center and cyber fly teams will be standing by to deploy if there are any major attacks. in new york, brian yep is, fox news. >> we innovate invite you to join us on "fox5"at 8:30. tom, bob and ronica will have more on "fox5"on the hill followed by fox news sunday. >>> time now owe take a look at forecast. here's the live l looks lie masonic temple in alexandria search a beautiful saturday. hopefully you got out there and enjoyed some sunshine. >> gwynn is standing by in the weather center. it started out beautiful. i walked outdoors and it couldn't be more perfect. >> it was absolutely great and we keep this the going this weekend. i'm telling you could not ask for better weather for people to get out and enjoy the fall foliage and enjoy the pleasant atmosphere that fall is offering around here. take a look at numbers for airports. flirt aid little with the 70 degree mark

. >> election 2016 have asked homeland security for help to protect their election systems dhs is not released a list of states that have asked for their house politico however report the colorado secretary of state has met with homeland security. almost 867,000 people have now returned their ballots and our state breed of that number, my than 331,000 ba democrats, 300,000 from republicans, 225,000 are from unaffiliated vote voters. problem solvers wanted to know is this possible and what safeguards are in place to prevent fraud like that. created even giving his supporters some advice on what to do. we went to the secretary of state with all this zero by the way do you think those ballots are rolling right through colorado. they campaign stop in greeley won't be counted but suggesting people who had turned in the ballot. you can go out and make sure it gets in. cahee trumps accusation of broad ironic because. >> am not upset that anyone wants to ask questions. a republican, when william stop by to talk to the problem solvers about trumps claim and whether or not after you submit agai

police of the victim was walking alone on the dh mc trails when a man came up from behind and knocked her to the ground. the fact this happened in an area that is well traveled concerning. >> dartmouth hedgecock medical center is across the street. they informed the staff and increased security. those familiar with the trail city are surprised and that they will be keeping an eye out. >> you get out of your car at night and sunday could be trying to rob you. >> i wish it was safe here. it used to be. i guess you could always say that but it hurts. able to fight off her attacker and only received minor injuries. the suspect is described as an 18 to 25-year-old white man with dirty hair and a hooded sweatshirt. police and the hospital have this message for anyone who may use the trail. >> walking with a buddy or partner making sure you have your cell phone on you. daylight hours is the best time to watch >> police they have reached out to surrounding communities to see if they have had similar attacks but say it does appear to be an isolated incident. reporting in lebanon siobhan lopez.

it just doesn't happen just because you say i'm from dhs, trust me. it happens because you do trustworthy things, and i think the thing that we have done on the federal side is reached out to our partners across industry, across state and local law enforcement security, and say look. don't just trust us. make sure we deliver what you expect of us. just one final point. after the most recent terrorist event in our country, we and the fbi had a telephone call same day of the event. 1800 people on the telephone call. we went through what we knew about the terrorist event, who we thought were the perpetrators, what their tact s tactics, techniques, and procedures were. that call happened in the evening, and to date no information from that call was leaked. unprecedented. trust within the fbi and within our state and local and private sector partners. so doing trustworthy things i think build the confidence that you can do more with people, and that's really kind of what we've been working on at dhs. i know the bureau has been working on it and the state a

then on the dhs side and dos and dhs are sort of linked by their general fund, we had a lot of growth in the medi-cal program and cal works program and cal fresh program over the last several years which is allowed us to sort of free up and we leverage general fund money. the growth in those programs has basically stopped on the medicaid-on the medi-cal side. it slowed dramatically on the cal fresh side. actually reversed on the cal works cited cow works is very dependent on caseload and caseloads have come down as we got further and further away from the recessionary period. there's more employment and more people are able to get jobs. these are all a good thing. but it does reduce money in the cow works program. so that tends to tighten up our budget all around. so we will feel a tighter situation going forward into the next fiscal year then and the past. i don't think it's a situation where were going to be doing anything like dramatic cutting but on the other hand growth won't be as easy as it has been in recent years. >> thank you. any questions from commissioners? >> the only qu

government response team, largely ourselves, fbi, and dhs. great information flow. >> but there were some things that went wrong. it took them a lot of time to detect this, right? admiral rogers: what we usually find -- it doesn't matter if it's a commercial network, if it's government network. accountablee been for defending, we find there is a significant time lag for most organizations between discovery of activity and the time the adversary initially penetrated the network. that is normally some period of time between 3 to 6 months. that was certainly the case in the sony scenario. admiral rogers: how concerned should we be about state actors? one inorea reportedly the sony incident. the fact that: the set of actors is so large and so diverse is one of the problems. probably depending on what source you want to use, from a cyber defensive standpoint, probably 60% to 65% of the activity of concern we see is criminal, individuals looking to access systems for access to personally identify information, social security numbers, credit card in

the dh, here's a guy who has hit better against left-handed pitching this postseason. he is more power from the other during the regular season, 30 of which came batting left-handed. one ball, one strike from chapman. he's given the cubs everything he's got. they do a couple sliders to come out. both these teams embody their manager. neither one would ever give up and both have the heart of their leader. >> joe: 2-1 from chapman. there are pitchers up for the cubs in their bullpen, in case you're wondering. arrieta had been up with carl edwards jr. now it's the lefty mike montgomery. 3-1 from chapman. full count. the only game game-winningn in the ninth inning a game 7, bob mazeroski with a walk walk-off home run in 1960. pittsburgh against the yankees. santana hits one in the air to left. zobrist is coming on. one out. chapman, a good job to bounce back from a 3-1 count. >> john: >> john: he thr2 thought that would be the pitch. just got underneath it. here's the slider. when you're expecting 100, even though it wasn't the best located slider, tough to adjust. >> joe:

you can learn more about what the fbi can bring to the table and what the dhs could bring to the table and was secret service could bring to the table. and develop a plan beforehand in the event something happens, you won't know exactly what you can and cannot do or should do. you will know that what you can can i do or should do. >> anymore questions from the audience? chris i had one question but then thought about something else while you were talking. i can see maybe some organizations are hesitant to report to this information. we know reputational risk and all of those things, reputational damage, i should say. but also is there any connection with your reporting and investigation to the federal regulators for instance? there can be concerned and they would be under more scrutiny if they are reporting these things to the f ei -- fbi. david: that is absolutely a fair question. a gym trainerwith before i came out and we were talking about sony. and how dull bureau responded to and and we have tailored -- how the bureau responded to that and how we tailored. the answer is you will b

the dh, santana. here's a guy who has hit better against left-handed pitching side of the plate with 34. during the regular season, 30 of which came batting left-handed. one ball, one strike from chapman. he's given the cubs everything he's got. they do a couple sliders to come out. both these teams embody their manager. neither one would ever give up and both have the ar leader. >> joe: 2-1 from chapman. there are pitchers up for the cubs in their bullpen, in case you're wondering. arrieta had been up with carl edwards jr. now it's the lefty mike 3-1 from chapman. full count. the only game in the ninth inning or later in a game 7, bob mazeroski with a walk walk-off home run in 1960. pittsburgh against the yankees. santana hits one in the air to left. zobrist is coming on. one out. chapman, a good job to bounce back from a 3-1 count. slider. there's no way i think santana thought that would be the pitch. just got underneath it. here's the slider. when you're expecting 100, even though it wasn't the be

cyber security experts will monitor election day from dhs's cyber security center and cyber fly teamsill be standing by to deploy if there are any major attacks. in new york, brian yanis, fox news. >> and there were some scary moments for donald trump tonight in reno, nevada. trump was speaking when suddenly something happened in the crowd. secret service personnel grabbed him as he ducked for cover, and was briskly escorted back stage, now, we do know that a man was detained but we don't have any more information on exactly what happened there. trump returned to the stage several minute later. >>> turning to your fox 29 weather authority, hear the live look into reading tonight. it was a cool and comfortable day, now, a chilly night. let's head over for what we can look forward to tomorrow. >> reading is one of the coolest spots across town. take a look as we look toward old city, delightful evening, 54 degrees, good sweater weather throughout with southwest wind coming in at 7 miles per hour. note worth toy point out the winds direction. because southwest winds will continue to keep

it is run out of dhs and that is where it should be run. you have an a report for secretary johnson that talks about how much money we need to have a domestic plan about fighting isis. that's 100 million dollars we're asking for in the next fiscal year. it took us some time to get to this place where we are able to talk about the ideological side. the downside is it took three years for anyone to begin to talk about the ideological components. everybody started off thinking it's all about hard power. it's not about soft power. we have moved that direction. here is the final point. i think the biggest problem, it is going to be a huge one for the next president, is the soft power tools we have in our toolbox, the war of ideas that was part of 2006 national security of strategies that came out of the bush administration defined countering violent extremism as a war of ideas, the soft power peas, everything that is not connected. and somehow in this last eight years, everybody believes cve is everything from building a school to watching the w

the dh, santana. here's a guy who has hit better against left-handed pitching this postseason. he is more power from the other during the regular season, 30 of which came batting left-handed. one ball, one strike from chapman. he's given the cubs everything he's got. they do a couple sliders to come out. both these teams embody their manager. neither one would ever give up and both have the heart of their leader. >> joe: 2-1 from there are pitchers up for the cubs in their bullpen, in case you're wondering. arrieta had been up with carl edwards jr. now it's the lefty mike montgomery. 2-1 on santana. full count. the only game game-winningn in the ninth inning or later in a walk walk-off home run in 1960. pittsburgh against the yankees. santana hits one in the air to left. zobrist is coming on. one out. chapman, a good job to bounce back from a 3-1 count. >> john: >> john: he thr2 slider. there's no way i think santana thought that would be the pitch. when you're expecting 100, even though it wasn't the best located slider, tough to adjust. >> joe: now it's kipnis from northbrook

there were a number of dhs people in the office. back to your point, you know, we can tend to try to rationalize away the threat of terrorism, in particular in the homeland by saying the statistics are so low, whatever. what i remind people as a mother of three, yeah, you can say that, but if my kid is that 0.001%, your statistics be damned, right? so we have to accept as public officials the intimacy that people feel and fear that they feel. that does get to what i thought was so interesting about the report, if i could just comment on a few things. in homeland security, we actually don't talk about the department as being homeland security. any more than would you say the department of education is education policy. we really talk in terms of the homeland security enterprise. we also talk another pivot essentially after 2005 hurricane katrina, the department of homeland security came out in 2001 and the terror attacks in 2005 is what i call a course correction after hurricane katrina in which we also talk about all hazards. those

dhs is especially concerned that terrorists and home grown violent extremists may be encouraged or inspired to target public events or places. evidence to indicate that this individual may have been motivated by extremism and may have been motivated by a desire to carry out an act of terrorism. the training involved dealing with an active attacker and no time to wait for back-up. >> they wait for one, for two officers to show up. we don't have time so this officer ended up doing a fantastic job and definitely the hero of this response. >>> the wildfires in tennessee has killed three people and destroyed hundreds of homes. in all more than 14,000 residents and tourists have been forced to vat the sit of flames and it caught everyone off guard last night. the policeman sawed that he would recommend we leave because the fire was getting close to where the cabin was. >> it's at the doorsteps of dolly parton's popular theme park but it was spared from any major damage. a plane crash claiming the of a regional soccer team. the charter plane was headed to the south american cup finals in columbia.

. >> the faa said that both federal, dhs and department of defense officials have had an opportunity to comment and have raised no objections to the englewood site. >> the school board emits so much light as they can see that as much as a hundred miles awie from the airport. >> this sar traffic controller in san jose 20e8d us last year that fellow controllers were concerned about both levi's and a potential stadium off the runway at lax. complaints have also been filed by air traffic controllers. >> it worries me. >> santa clara mayor was not aware of the problem until we approached her earlier this year. she hasn't heard of this latest incident until we shared our findings with her. >> what do you do to military gate this? >> now that you're giving me this information we're going to follow through concerning whether there's further recalibration that need to be done. >> for their part, the 49ers declined an offer to talk about this on camera. they sent us a statement saying in part "we have great faith in the faa's many years of expertise in regards to the lighting results. public s