we just introduced a bill, the dhs improvement act.it was improved in front of nine other committees on the hill. how on the world can i get anything done as chairman? it needs to be fixed once and for all. i'm going to propose a rules package and an amendment to fix this problem once and for all. i think we have got the support of the national security chairman and it needs to be done. i have a cybersecurity bill to reorganize the cybersecurity agency within the department to authorize. i cannot get that passed in congress right now. there are multiple visa bills and i could go on and on about national security legislation pair lies by jurisdiction. >> a cyber and infrastructure agencies agency so we have an agency responsible for the mission is or at least it should be a good idea on a bipartisan basis. but you have heard the jurisdictional hurdles that have to be wrestled with before we can get there. >> bush is going to add that it's not only a problem for the homeland security committee, served on the intelligence committee for a

more than 90 different committees now oversee parts of dhs. such prevents the development of expertise about the department as a whole and this, in turn, means that congress has no understanding of the department's over all mission, nor an ability to assess and balance competing priorities. second, the 9/11 commission found that terrorist threat, the strategy must match our needs to two ends, the prevailing the longer term struggle over i'dolo etiology that gives rise. too little resources have been developed to the second element of the strategy. which is why they're proud and congressman hamilton will be launching a project in 2017 devoted to developing a strategy focused on the dimensions of terrorism. with that, let me ref mind those of you watching on line and you can tweet at us at bpc live and allow me to thank those that made this event possible, especially laura hall. >> and now let me turn it over to our excellent moderator who i think needs no introduction if you follow national security like i do, you've been reading and hearing fr

our cyberexperts at dhs. we had our crisis action team ready. on election night we did not see things that amounted to altering ballot counts or degrading the ability to report election results or anything out of the ordinary. their size a certain amount of noise that goes on out there so on election night itself nothing that affected the ballot count. >> i should ask in that context whether you can assure the country based on what you saw that night in your analysis russian hacking did not affect the outcome of the election. confident of that? >> well we see no evidence that hacking by annie after alters the ballot counts or any cyber actions, whether the disclosures that were made that we pointed out in our sober seventh statement altered public opinion is beyond my level of expertise. >> but me take you back to the wording of that october seventh statement or just a moment. the word that u.n. director clapper chose was interfere, interfere in the election process. was that meant to encompass the idea that you were in fact seeing an attempt to

fbi and dhs, details that showed them this is russia behind the hack. what is your reaction to the report? >> frankly ari, i thought the fbi and dhs could have and should have gone considerably further than what they released today. for those of us following this story most of the year, there was little in the fbi report that you could not have gotten from the report turned out by crowd strike and by other private companies that do internet security, crowd strike is the group that had been brought in by the dnc after their hack. it confirmed the crowd strike conclusions but didn't get you where i think the u.s. government has got to be. let me explain what that is. the u.s. government presumably has, they're telling us they have, many forms of evidence that link these hackers to the gru, and the fsb, two main russian intelligence services. and then take the next step to show that they are -- this whole that they are -- this whole operation was done with the knowledge and perhaps the direct orders of the kremlin, which is their code word for saying that

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 billion 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 peace, everything that is not connected. and somehow in this last eight years, everybody believes cve is everything from building a school to watching the

, and there are ways to think about what dhs might or shouldth look like in the future. i have strong ideas, or you know strong opinion if. i mean, for one it's clearly our border agency. it is the coast guard tsa custom and border protection. what is flowing in and out of the country, and not just simply, you know, to stop it. it is actually how tow promote commercial activity and the movement of people and goods and ideas. and another lane is, of course, sort of fema resiliency, response apparatus when something bad happens are our city states, and nation prepared to save people when they need it the most. >> before we go further phone lines are up so you participate, for those in the east an central time zone 202-748-8201. for those of you who life in the mountain and pacific time zone dial in, we're taking calls on national security. the department of homeland security juliet you said that you had strong thoughts about how you would resign it. what are two things that you would do differently? >> i would take the secret service out. doesn't make affiliate sense. it i

. >> we just introduced a bill dhs improvement act going through nine other committees how in the world can i get anything done? it was a political compromise and i propose in the rules package to fix this problem once and for all. to have the support of the national security chairman. i have a cybersecurity bill to reorganize the cyber security agency within the department. i cannot get that passed and the congress and there are multiple reasons i can go on and on about national security legislation that is paralyzed. >> we are reorganizing into a protection agency that is responsible for cybersecurity missions that least it should be a good idea on a bipartisan basis. but you have heard those jurisdictional huddles. >> was just going to add for the homeland security committee my former colleague is over their chair that committee for a long time but in this case if we really think the biggest threat is self sabbaticals asian is ridiculous not to give the committee more tools but the problem is the jurisdiction is power it is a zero sum game. not foreign countries before the congress y

fbi and dhs saying here's some of the actual details of what showed them that this was russia behind the hack. so david, i wanted to get you back in on this particular piece. what's your reaction to that report? >> well, frankly, ari, i thought the fbi and dhs could have and should have gone considerably further than what they released today. for those of us who have been following this story for most of the year, there was very little in the fbi report that you could not have gotten from the report turned out by crowd strike and by other private companies that do internet security. crowd strike's a group that had been brought in by the dnc after their hack. it confirmed the crowd strike conclusions, but it didn't get you where i think the u.s. government has got to be and let me explain where that is. they're telling us they have many forms of evidence that link these hackers to the gru and the fsb, the two main russian intelligence services and then take it the next step to show that they are -- this whole operation was done with the knowledge and perhaps the direct orders of the k

because that was important role and is an important role for dhs to play. whether or not it is dubbed critical infrastructure, dhs continues to have the ability to provide that -- that -- those services and those capabilities. and will continue to do so. but i think they'll be a continued engagement with state and local officials to make clear that dubbing it critical infrastructure is not in any way an effort to in trud upon or get between the state control of the systems. >> the russian allegations, is that part of the decision-making process? >> well, i think everything would be factored in. i think that is one aspect of it. but again, the systems themselves face a range of threats as i laid out. it wouldn't be confined to that, but certainly that would be a factor. >> let me do a quick time check, we're about halfway there. coming up jeff dier, and others, unless we repeal the laws of time and space we won't get to all of them. >> i have a question, you said before in your opening remarks on cyber, to protect our interest as well as impose costs given t

he was offered other positions like dhs and others. he said they talked about other positions today in an interview with neil. but he wanted state. it wasn't looking like he was heading that way. >> the way it was put to me by someone in trump's inner circle is if he wanted dhs, he could have gone it. he made it clear that the only thing he wanted was secretary of state. he put himself in a tough bind. he was telling everyone immediately -- i was getting phone calls from people saying i spoke to rudy and he said the only thing he wants is secretary of state. the fact that he made it so public actually probably did him more harm than good. >> all of this talk about generals inside the nominees here -- first of all, you have the nsa, general mike flynn, retired general, you have general kelly, dhs, general mattis at the pentagon. considering general david petraeus at state, you know, president obama -- president-elect obama had a number of military officials, too, jim jones -- >> right. to be honest, we don't know what's going on inside.

justice correspondent evan perez is here with the news from fbi and dhs. what is the warning? >> brooke, this comes as a result of frankly in the last couple days on pro isis weapon sites some supporters of isis have been calling for attacks on churches. they've even listed a list of thousands of churches in the united states, addresses, urging their supporters to attack and so this is the reason why the fbi has out of an abundance of caution issues this warning to law enforcement agencies around the country as well as private security companies. i'll read you a part of what the bulletin says. it ease isis sympathizers continue aspirational calls for attacks on holiday gatherings, including targeting churches and, brooke, we've mean? the last couple of years isis has focused a lot of its attention on law enforcement, on military targets, more recently we've seen more of these calls to softer targets, churches would be the ultimate in soft targets and so we've seen that a lot lately and especially in light of what happened in berlin. the attack on the christmas market as well a

>> some of the electrical equipment takes years to manufacture. >> reporter: dhs trained more than 11,000in the private and government sector how to better secure their systems, that includes limiting remote access to those who need it and if there is an attack, worst case scenario, the only way to resolve it is to disconnect from the internet. deborah feyerick, cnn, new york. >>> up next, they pose as everyday americans but don't be fooled. >> what they do is more than just collect. they actually try to influence events to the benefit of russia all over the world and this is something that they have done for decades. >> russian spies hard at work in the united states, but as we'll see, the u.s. also plays the spy game. you're live in the cnn newsroom. the real gift isn't what's inside the box... it's what's inside the person who opens it. give ancestrydna, the simple dna test that can reveal their ethnic origins. order now at ancestrydna.com family road trip! fun! check engine. not fun! but, you've got hum. that's like driving with this guy. all you do is press this, and in plain english

georgia's secretary of state brian kemp announced yesterday he sent a letter to the dhs secretary jeh the failed breach, which took place a week after last month's election, tracing the hack back to the dhs, reportedly saying, "at no time has my office agreed or permitted the dhs to conduct penetration testing or security scans of our network." homeland security made a major push to help states secure their systems against possible hacking. alex? >>> louis, joe biden says he was embarrassed by the 2016 battle between donald trump and hillary clinton. speaking in washington, d.c., yesterday, the vice president called the election ugly, divisive, and dispiriting. he also addressed his party's recent failure to connect with white working class voters. >> michelle, i know i got in trouble at the convention when i spoke, and i talked about why i thought hillary makes such a good president, but i did say, we're not paying enough attention to these people. we're not showing enough respect to these people. and i said and got some criticism from my own staff, because i was indirectly criticizi

so, that's a fine choice over at dhs. giuliani was also publicly touting saying that he wanted secretary of state. he spoke at a "wall street journal" ceo counts sill recently irecent -- council in d november in which donald trump was, what put off by his publicly talking about how he would be the perfect secretary of state. >> so he was lobbying with the "wall street journal" people and trump didn't like that according to your sources, right? >> um-huh. >> that being said, rudy giuliani was probably one of the closest people to trump during the election. one source told me, you know, he could finish, you know, the president-elect's sentences. >> that's why i'm surprised we haven't seen the mayor and we don't know where he is i thought he might be at your house having snacks. now we are looking at vice president elect pence. is he in iowa. going to warm up the crowd for donald trump. so when mr. trump comes on we will take that speech. what about general petraeus. former cia chief? is he still in the running for secretary

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we just introduced a bill, dhs that referred to nine other committees on the hill.how in the world can i get anything done as chairman? it needs to smooth once and for all. there's a political compromise as jeh knows. i'm going to propose in the rules package and amendment to fix this problem once and for all. and i think we've got the support of the national security chairman and it needs to be done. i have a cyber security bill that reorganizes the cyber security agency within the department and authorizes, i cannot get that passed in the senate . and there are multiple visa bills that can get past and i can go on and on about national security legislation paralyzed by jurisdiction. >> felt self organizing the pfc into a cyber protection agency but we have an agency responsible for the us government cyber security missions, or at least it should be a good idea on a bipartisan basis. but you heard the jurisdictional hurdles that have to be wrestled with before we get there. >> i would just add that is not only a problem for the homeland security committee. i served

before we leave this subject, from your standpoint, running dhs and the election day ballots, what are the lessons and what do you take away about the vulnerability of the system? jeh johnson: it is a two-part answer. the election system and infrastructure is very decentralized and you have 6000 or 9000 different jurisdictions involved. therefore, you have all sorts of different ways to count votes. most of this occurs off of the internet and, as we go into this in summer and early fall, we have found that a lot of state election systems have ways to audits results and a lot of them came to us seeking help with vulnerability scans. we had something like 36 states and we offered the cyber security systems through vulnerability scans and we did identify a number of vulnerabilities, not specific to the system, per se, but the types of things that we could identify for you. that is number one. when we talk about the hacking of the private emails, this is a continuing lesson that is learned by the american public, in general. it is government agencies, newspapers, media outlets, universitie

general kelly is a man of character and integrity and i believe that he will be well received by dhs. david: without asking for details, as you think about turning over the position to him, what do you want to make sure he understands? jeh johnson: the first observation and recommendation that i have said publicly, i think it is important for the next leadership team to continue our efforts to reform the way that the department of homeland security does business. management reform. we work to stovepiped as an agency. -- were too stovepiped, as an agency. we have done a lot to centralize the decision-making, when it comes to budgets and acquisitions. hiring, we created joint task forces. border security, all the resources are coordinated by one task force. the same in the southeast. it is modeled after a combat and command structure. congress endorsed this and codified it. we put cement over that and it will stay there. we have joint requirement councils and i am pleased that we have turned the corner on the morale of the department. the morale went up 3%. it does not sound like much.

the dead were on the second floor dh collapsed and -- which collapsed. >> i think we were surprised at first to find that many bodies where we found them. >> reporter: a tragedy and some still filled with anxiety as loved one wait for news on the missing. >> i prepare myself for the worst. >> reporter: this mother's only son at the party with his fiance shooting this video about an hour before the flames erupted.o was in the couple. >> it turned dark, he couldn't see, he had to put his hands against the wall to get out. >> reporter: authorities have identified at least 8 victims in their 20s and 30s and one 17 years old. the coroner's office is asking loved ones to save dna samples in the identification of the deceased. lauren lister. >>> new on "action news," a fake news story led a man to open fire inside a washington, d.c. pizza shop. a man walked into the pizza shop and pointed an assault rifle at an employee. the employee ran away and called police. >> one of host ran up and said did you see that guy he had a gun. >> police arrested welch. the restaurant gained notariety after say

. >> dhs. >> dhs. he has the very nuts and bolts of his cabinet ready and forward in a very short period of time. >> so much for drain the swamp. they look very establishment to me. >> you can drain the swamp and keep most important people. >> i just know what the man said. we're going to drain the swamp. we're bringing in new people. we don't like the wall street ee people. back to mattis, they will oppose the waiver. i happen to think mattis is maybe the best of all the appointments. this is a guy known as my favorite thing is he -- my favorite is, engage your brain before you engage your weapon. he speaks in those kind of terms as someone who is a learned warrior. he speaks wonderfully about -- >> he is someone -- >> unlike someone else we know who might be at the head of this. >> he is someone who has a ton of respect from the military community. this is a general who fought on the front lines along with his troops. this is someone who is very we respected. he has a distinguished record, a record o

the fbi and dhs issued a bulletin today to law enforcement agencies all over the country about an isis threat against churches and holiday targets. this obviously appears to be connected to what happened in berlin. and so if they are capable of pulling off these attacks on religious oriented targets like the christmas market in berlin, that obviously means that they are shifting targets and that u.s. authorities are going to have to be on guard. >> well, certainly we already are. you take a look at the number of police that are on the streets around the country, certainly in new york. they're going to be patrolling more carefully the soft targets, wherever those may be. but there's something else each of us can do. we've said it many, many times. that is if you see something, say something. most of these incidents just don't arise momentarily. there's some indication ahead of the incident that something is afoot. and so that's when we ought to be notifying the police to say hey, something's going on here. this is a suspicious situation and and that's our responsibility as citizens watc

that was an important role for dhs to play, and the critical infrastructure, dhs continues to have thelity to provide those services and capabilities and will continue to do so. there will be continued engagement with state and local officials to make clear the critical infrastructure is not in any way an effort to intrude upon or get in between the state comptroller's and the system. >> the decisionmaking process -- >> everything would be factored in, that is one aspect of it but these systems themselves face a range of threats as i laid out. it wouldn't become find that is be confined. >> mark thompson, tara mckay, jeff dyer, frankie watkins, unless we repeal the law, we will do our best. there you are. >> before your opening remarks and impose costs given intelligence community on october 7th, was confident the russians had tried to interfere in the election. how has the us government imposed costs on the russians, and continued interest in congress and investigating senators for the president last week asking to classify more information about what the russians were doing, and more

and you need to have the dhs secretary and the president be able to confirm to congress.lso need to be able -- >> you have syrian refugee whose have to jump through hoops for two years before they come into -- >> tell me what it's going to cost. and look at what the cost has been. look at what the cost will continue to be, confirm criminal actions or lack thereof and be able to put all of this on paper around specific individuals. are there those who are -- >> but we have that, congresswoman -- they have that. >> who deserve their -- >> there are some. they have that. >> brianna -- >> they know that. they go through the process of, of looking -- >> for many individuals, yes, you are correct. but there again, i would encourage you. look at what is happening on the southern border, and individuals that come there, and talk with those caseworkers and they will tell you many times -- >> but where are the people who are -- where are the people who are slipping through, that you are talking about? >> ask a dhs and ask the office of refugee resettlement how they follow these ind

statements that have come from dhs. indeed a september memo that dhs, an internal memo that came out, that points to problems and concerns with the lack of vetting, indeed -- >> but there are two things -- >> -- we don't know all the detail. >> i just want to be clear about one thing. vetting can be imperfect. but to say it is not happening is a completely different things. any refugee entering the united states has been vetted. things can be missed. but that doesn't mean they are not being vetted. >> we know. that even -- go back to the interrogator for ksm. and he even talks about how ksm is talking about wanting to use the refugee program. you can look at secretary johnson's statements about we don't know a lot about the syrian refugees coming into the country, those coming from war-torn areas. and that was a statement he made in 2015. and then to not pause this program until we can say, we have a process in place, where we are going to be able to know who is coming into this country. i think it is our responsibility

when you look at something like this, this warning that we have from the fbi, dhs, it was released the bulletin after a pro-isis group posted this publicly available. a list of churches in the u.s. and encouraged attacks against them. how much do isis sympathizers or support ter supporters follow that kind of directive? >> they do follow it. that's why we are seeing multiple attacks in germany. the largest shopping mall in germany, two days ago. we would have been covering another bomb attack or another terrorist attack. the inspired lone wolf types take direction from it. they say, you want me to get in a car and drive into a group of people, i'll do that. in europe, it is much easier to get into a car and drive into people than it is to obtain heavy weapons. p i don't see p -- i don't see. we know the number of isis supporters are high enough. we are dealing with over 100 individuals that have already been charged and many others that are under surveillance. this is why they put out those lists. they are hoping for somebody to attack. >> they are hoping for somebody to attack but ame

that is the pick, apparently, to be the dhs chief. we are told the president-elect has every intention of announcing this pick soon. unless something happens at the very last minute. the "new york times" is reporting that the only reason kelly hasn't been offered the job yet is because he's out of the country right now. the other one that we've been watching, of course for the last several weeks, secretary of state sweepstakes. mr. trump said this morning in a telephone interview on nbc that that announcement will be made next week, martha. >> that's going to be a big one. we've been waiting for that for some time. especially given all the match nations of who's involved, big names. thank you very much, see you in a bit. >>> so the president-elect has had a love/hate situation with the press you could say. at last night's rally, he tempered it a bit. watch this moment. >> the script to what we're doing is not yet written. remember, this has been a great, great movement. the likes of which they've never seen before. the likes of which

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on whether or not the state legislature should repeal act 38, but a push back from the stated forced dhs to implement a watered down verse of real id years after it was do. >> i looked into what it would take to apply if the law changes here. as for time, it could take 18 to 24 months. at philadelphia airport, i'm lauren mayk, nbc10 news. >>> well, the rain and snow are over, temperatures are starts to go down, generally in the 30s over a good portion of the area, and even in delaware, we have got a couple of spots into the 30s. greenville and talliville at 38, marshallton and newark, 37 degrees. farther to the south, we're mostly in the 40s. with that west wind, that's increasing, your temperatures are going to be lower tomorrow and the wind is going to be higher. this is what the radar looked like right at 6:00 a.m., right when it was supposed to start. there's the snow from philadelphia northward. there's the rain, on the heavy side south of the area, not a big storm, and we had several hours of precipitation and then it has pretty much ended. and we have a couple of snow flurries in

those are essentially the same priorities that dhs has had for years. and so to carry out those priorities, you've got to make sure you're giving clear direction to i.c.e. through the agency, and what daca does is it says for this group of low, if any, risk young people, who have had background checks, who have done everything we've asked of them, who are -- who are the kinds of kids we want to contribute to the united states, contribute their talents and their brains, these are not the proper focus for immigration enforcement. >> let me just clear up how you appealed to him directly. was it in writing? did you call the transition office? did you -- >> no, we didn't just pick up the phone and, hey, transition, we want to tell you something. no, no. we -- >> i'm just wondering what kind of communication. >> yes, andrea. we sent a letter co-signed by the head of each of the three higher education segments in california. i can speak for other leaders in higher education who also have daca students, who are uniform in saying, look, in many cases these stude

in a statement, dhs secretary jeh johnson says, we continue to better focus our interior resources ong individual who is may pose threats to public safety. he goes on to say, significantly, an increasing perjury of those deported from the interior were convicted of serious crimes, over 90% in 2016 as compared to 51% in 2009. but the number of families and children sneaking across the border is higher than 2015 and 2014, when we saw the last surge linked to gang violence and misinformation coming out of central america. it comes as there have been reports as well that this year's surge could be linked with president-elect trump's tough stance on border security. >> we will build a great wall. and we will stop illegal immigration for once and for all. >> the report also indicates that sanctuary cities are significantly impacting the removal of illegal immigrants across the country. arthel? >> will carr, thanks, will. >>> well, a high-court decision bringing michael skakel, kennedy cousin, squarely back into the spotlight. the connecticut supreme court reinstating his conviction yesterda

according to dhs, they have number, approximately 54% were apprehended, 46.got through. >> i don't know the people they don't share at the border. but the center of immigration studies in my view is kind of like the breitbart immigration think tank. that manipulate the numbers to achieve a desired result. the desired result in this case is to bring alarm to the american people about -- >> but it was just reported by the center. >> i grant that it is a homeland security study. my point is, how do you know who you didn't catch? it's totally an estimate. i think the real head line is that illegal immigration is declining. it peeked around 2009 to 2010. it's going down. we've got to just over 11 million now. mexico is not sending its families the way it used to. it's much more central american and they are economic refugees look for a better life. >> geraldo, i want to fif ygive some numbers that come from dhs. they've stopped 408,000 people just so far this year and we still have another month to go. 408,000 from trying to cross the border. they've caught them. that's up from 331,000 of la

this is a core problem for dhs and it's something he just testified to congress about earlier this yearuth com commander. their role is to focus on -- the military's role south of mexico is to focus on the illicit networks that bring in guns, drugs, people, funding and money. far more of a threat those intelligence and commanders would say than what most people think of, some al qaeda operative getting on a plane and blowing up something in america or having some sort of inspired tack in america. this is a persistent and big threat. he's been focused on it in his last few years as the south com commander and it's exactly what he will be focused on as dhs secretary if he makes it thrgh the process. >> kevin barron, military analyst. always great to have you. thanks so much. >> you too, kate. >>> my next guest probably has a pretty good idea how things are going. he's been to met meetings in trump tower. ari fleischer, nice to see you. thanks for joining us. >> you're welcome. >> you met with jason miller on monday and today you were spotted meeting with mike pence's press secretary down

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justice correspondent evan perez is here with the news from fbi and dhs. what is the warning?brooke, this comes as a result of frankly in the last couple days on pro isis weapon sites some supporters of isis have been calling for attacks on churches. they've even listed a list of thousands of churches in the united states, addresses, urging their supporters to attack and so this is the reason why the fbi has out of an abundance of caution issues this warning to law enforcement agencies around the country as well as private security companies. i'll read you a part of what the bulletin says. it ease isis sympathizers continue aspirational calls

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dhs said eldorado was an option based on the timing of his release.the judge questioned whether a law restricting placement applies to olson since he's being release in the same year it being release in to olson since he's placement applies to olson since he's being release in the same year it was passed. passed.cg in eric toney/fdl da526 so some of those placements they previously deemed as unsuitable may become suitable pkalcements in washington county.after nearly an hour of arguments, the judge said he needed to review the law further.he said placements its previously suggested.he also let fond du lac know, olson could still be placed there.but he agreed the community should be given 60 days prior notice, which it had not received before. before.719 i wouldnt clal it a win. if we end up with another 980 palcement i dont think anyoen would call that a win. win.for now, olson remains in state custody. all parties have two weeks to gather their information.before antoher hearing on dec 22. 3 this isn't the first time the the town of to deal with the placement of a sex offender. about

the faa went on to say that both federal dhs and department of defense officials have had an opportunity to comment, and have raised no objections to the inglewood site. male: that scoreboard emits so much light that they can see that as much as 100 miles away from the airport. stephen: back in san jose, this air traffic controller who asked to remain anonymous told us last year that fellow controllers were also concerned about both levi's and the potential stadium off the runway at lax. faa officials confirm complaints have also been filed by air traffic controllers over levi's, but they denied our public records request for copies of those details. lisa gillmor: it does worry me. stephen: santa clara mayor lisa gillmor was not aware of the problem at levi's until we approached her earlier this year. and she hadn't heard of this latest incident right before the super bowl until we shared our latest findings with her. what do you do to mitigate this? lisa: now that you're giving me this information, we're going to follow through to make sure if there's further recalibration that needs to

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general kelly is a man of iaracter and integrity and believe that he will be well received by dhs. david: without asking for details, as you think about turning over the position to him what do you want to make sure he understands? jeh johnson: the first observation and recommendation that i have said publicly, i think it is important for the next leadership team to continue our efforts to reform the way that the department of homeland security does business. management reform. stovepiped as an agency. stovepiped, as an agency. we have done a lot to centralize the decision-making, when it comes to budgets and acquisitions. hiring, we created joint task forces. border security, all the resources are coordinated by one task force. the same in the southeast. combat anded after a command structure. this andendorsed codified it. itput cement over that and will stay there. we have joint requirement councils and i am pleased that we have turned the corner on the morale of the department. 3%.morale went up it does not sound like much. the increase of three percentage points is significant

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if he is elevated to the head of dhs, that would have him over cd big-ticket immigration items that mrtrump has talked about as well. back to you. neil: when you look at a lot of these people that come in and out, i get the impression some wish it wasn't so public. others relish it. a lot of questions about the al gore meeting. first they spoke to ivanka. >> they said it was supposed to be with said free trump on climate issues and all of a sudden there is this big link the project is meeting as al gore put up with them president-elect himself. they say climate issues, but kellyanne conway tried to make the case that there is for a fight error as she put up she put up with those who are she put her but those were president and vice president and made it seem as if part of this was just the president-elect wanted to sit down with somebody who will soon be on his level least when it comes to sitting in making decisions in the oval office. neil: blake burman, thank you area much. we are now coming on the exact moment five years ago today that pearl harbor was attacked. it was about 6:30 i

they're sitting at home dh-- >> is that like prayer? >> that could be considered a form of meditation. there are many different types. the simplest types of meditation, guided, listening to 20, 25 minutes of audio to hel state. let's say identify what you're greatful for and set the stage for a successful day. a less reactive day. >> they know the power of that, just separating yourself from the world we all have to live in. >> yeah, i think that's true. >> what is the next thing? >> journalling is another. morning journalling very common. there's a simple one called the five minute journal. >> what is that? >> it's a handful of bullets you fill out in the morning for five at night before you go to bed. for instance, i am grateful for one, two, three, bullets. then you have i am, affirmation, bullet, bullet, bullet. i am unrushed. i am complete as is. all these things are intended to prime you for an optimal day. the first 90 minutes or so of each day are very important. for most of the people i interviewed. >> it's like self-realizatio

a significant number of states, did reach out to dhs, and talk with them about those issues. adam: we have two for price of one, john kerry also refusing to walk in line with the claim. >> look. i am not going to start making comments at-this-point, i have not comments on this publicly because of the job i do. let me say today, i'm not going to comment on anonymous reports from intelligence officials that are not identified. adam: to political power panel . janine bore alley is hear. and eric scheffer, what do you think about people within the democratic party? own administration not coming out with states much support or definitive statements about, yep, this happened. >> true, but they are knoll not suggesting that you know it done -- they are also not suggesting that it did not occur. what we're talking about earlier was e-mail hacks. lynch is talking about technical, with the voting. adam: there is no evidence. >> no evidence, there is strange stuff in tito ortiz, i don'-- in detroit, i don't we'll ever know that. we don't know. but we have no evidence of technical interf

hi everybody, i'm martha maccallum, reports that the president-elect has selected his dhs, departmentnd security secretary so far today. he has had a pretty busy day over there at trump tower. interestingly guess who walked in? rahm emanuel. north carolina governor pat mccory was there as well, scott prewitt, and the ceo of hardee's and carl's jr. no idea ife