dir. stewart: thank you for this opportunity to appear at dni to provide an assessment of threats to our national security. i concur with the director's statement at but i would like to reinforce to this committee and the american people that your defense intelligence agency's view on five military threats facing the nation. we call these our no fill missions because risk is too high for us to fail in pursuing these missions. the nuclear capable and increasingly provocative north korea, a resurgent russia, a modernizing china, and ambitious regional power in iran, and violent extremist organizations -- the last category income thing ongoing operations in afghanistan, iraq, syria, and elsewhere appeared the world is focused on events in pyongyang and for good reasons. since assuming power, kim jong-il and has conducted three nuclear tests, and the regime has tested an unprecedented number of ballistic missiles of varying rages over the past year. although shortfalls remain, key milestones h

dir. mulvaney: sooner or later we will have to start doing something different. i can make the argument we have done something different today by getting rid of parity and going to something new. that may help us change town a little bit. if we get to september and it's still business as usual and nothing changes and it takes a shot down to change it, i have no problem with that. >> thank you mr. director, happy anniversary. dir. mulvaney: my wife and i really enjoy spending in this way. the couple weeks ago chairman of the mexican governors association says the effort to get appropriations in the budget meant that the administration was given up on having mexico pay for the wall, as the president promised. other mexican politicians have repeated what the governor has said. what is your response to that? we have had the opportunity to move quicker than expected. because the president was not able to add a full-term cr, we got a bite at the presidential apple. note of this would have been a

dir. comey: we have not. and the reason for that that we did -- that i did was in my view consistent with department of justice policy. that is, we don't confirm the existence of investigation except under unusual circumstances. we don't talk about investigations that don't result in criminal charges unless there is a compelling public interest. and so those principles should still govern. we also, whenever humanly possible, avoid any action that might have an impact on an election. i still believe that to be true and incredibly important guiding principle is one that i labored and under here. frankly as i said earlier, didn't think i had a choice because i could only have two actions. before me i couldn't find a door labeled no action so the principles still exist and incredibly important. the current investigation with respect to russia, we have confirmed it. the department of justice authorized me to confirm it and exists and not say another word about it until we are done. then i hope

dir. coats: thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today. i'm here with my colleagues from across the community. i'm sure that i speak for my colleague, mike pompeo, new job wer of the cia, the have inherited, and intelligence community with leadership professionals and intelligence expertise that is exceptional. it is a great privilege to hold these positions and to know that we have the support from across 17 agencies relative to gathering intelligence and analyzing and synthesizing that intelligence. several of those leaders are sitting here today. making contributions to the country into this issue. the threat environment is ever expanding and it has challenge the icc to stay ahead of the adversary. easy task.been an given the tasks we face around the world, we work to collect, and we appreciate very much the support from your committee these threats. the best and most integrated intelligence we could assemble. just some of the many challenging threats that we currently fac

dir. comey: well, i'm not going to answer about any particular investigations, but i know of situations in the past where if you think the fbi or its leadership are suspects, you have another investigative agency support the investigation about federal prosecutors. it can be done and has been done in the past. mail sen. grassley: a ok. moving on to another subject, "the new york times" recently reported that the fbi had found a troubling e-mail among the ones the russians hacked from attorney general lynch ones the russians hacked from democrat and operatives. as you sen. grassley: you will the you e-mail reportedly provided assurances that attorney general and you lynch would protect secretary clinton by making sure the fbi investigation "didn't go too far." how and when did you first learn of this document? also who sent it and who received it? dir. comey: anddir. comey: that your is not a question i can answer in this forum, mr. chairman because it would call , for a clarify classified

dir. comey: >> you don't need any introduction so i will just introduce you as director of the federal bureau of investigation. once again, thank you for being here today and we look forward to your testimony and answering our questions here at you may begin. dir. comey: thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for having his annual oversight hearing about the fbi. i know that sounds a little bit like someone saying they're looking forward to going to the dentist, but i really mean it. i think oversight of the fbi, especially the one i'm lucky enough to lead is essential. john adams wrote to thomas jefferson that power always thinks it has a great soul. the way you guard against that is having people ask hard questions. ask good questions and demand straightforward answers. i promise i will do my best to give that kind of answer today. i appreciate the conversation i know we will have today and over the next few about reauthorizing section 702 of the foreign intelligence surveillance act you men

dir. coats: chairman burr, vice chairman warner, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today. i'm here with my colleagues from across the i.c. community. i'm sure that i speak for my colleague, mike pompeo, new director of the cia, the job we have inherited, an intelligence community with leadership professionals and intelligence expertise that is exceptional. it is a great privilege to hold these positions and to know that we have the support from across 17 agencies relative to gathering intelligence and analyzing and synthesizing that intelligence. several of those leaders are sitting here today, and we are most appreciative of their contributions to their country and to this issue. the threat environment is ever expanding and it has challenge the ic to stay ahead of the adversary. it has not been an easy task. given the tasks we face around the world, the ic has worked to collect, analyze, and we appreciate very much the support from your committee to address these threats.

dir. mulvaney: don't discount the regulatory reform. >> we talk to businesses and we do believe there was a pent-up growth in this country because the regulatory environment is discourage them from doing so because the environment is going to change and it's already helped the economic indicators we know the gdp numbers the him first quarter were lower than everybody wanted to see into the indicators are very strong and the opportunity for us moving forward on driving growth regulation for them is dramatic. >> i very much appreciate that. i have been a part of the gang of six fighting for these kind of reforms. i talked about the national debt and the drag is on the economy for years to years, but i'm starting to think the regulatory burden is beginning to approach the national debt in terms of its seriousness for its impact on the economy. so i appreciate your focus on that. one last aspect -- we talked about the roughly 3% projected growth targets that we would like to achieve. is there

dir. comey: i think in a closed setting we can figure it out. russianworking with a operative on a pro-lobbying project at the same time. fusion gps allegedly did not register as a foreign agent under the act which allows the president to punish those who violate human rights. before i sent you a letter about this, were you available about the claim they were acting as an unregistered agent for russian interests? dir. comey: that is not a question i can answer in this forum. >> you can't answer that? -- : no, i can comey: no, i can't. filed in court pursuant to litigation. they said the grand jury issued subpoenas for secretary clinton's emails, get you refused to tell this committee whether the fbi sought or had been denied access from the justice department so i think , whya very simple question does the fbi have more information to somebody who files a lot site then to the oversight committee? comey: i refuse to say whether we used a grand jury and how. i think that is the right positio

dir. comey: no. sen. grassley: has any classified information relating to president trump for his associations -- associates been

dir. brennan: it can range from days, to months, to years, in fact, depending on the complexity of the matter, as well as the urgency of getting something out, but it really does vary widely. >> so, you noted that the complexity can have an impact on the timeliness to produce a comprehensive report. this report was produced in just 20 days in december. was there anything about this interagency process that differed? the timeline, the approval process, the editing, or the staffing? dir. brennan: i think it followed the general model of how you want to do something like this with some notable exceptions. it only involved the fbi, nsa, and cia, as well as the office of director of national intelligence. it wasn't a full interagency community assessment that was coordinated among the 17 agencies, and for good reason because of the nature and sensitivity of the information, trying to once again keep that tightly compartmented. but in terms of the rigor and the trade craft, as well as the sourci

take sot thomas homan/dir.inal---dejenme ser claro las pandillas violentas son la mayor amenaza que enfrentan nuestras comunidades, dijo el director interino de ice". la mayora de los arrestados son ciudadanos estadounidenses. pero al menos 384 son inmigrantes indocumentados y 61 residentes legales. algunos procedentes de mxico, el salvador, honduras y guatemala, entre otros pases. take sot derek benner/subdirect or de hsi "our goal at the end-nuestra meta al final es arrestar, perseguir, encarlecar y deportar a pandilleros, senalo el funcionario". algunos de los detenidos pertenecan a pandillas como la mara salvatrucha y sureÑos. tres de los arrestados eran estudiantes amparados bajo el programa de accin diferida y uno haba perdido la proteccin asegura el subdirector de la unidad de investigaciones de seguridad nacional. take sot thomas homan/dir. interino de ice "i want to make sure there's no mistake---quiero reiterarles no se equivoquen, no hemos terminado. vamos a continuar persiguiendolos, donde se encuen

dir. devos: i want to be very clear. i am not in any way suggesting that students should not be protected and not be in a safe and secure and nurturing learning environment. they all should have that opportunity. about continued to talk that need for all students to have a safe and secure and nurturing learning environment. going totment is continue and will continue to investigate any complaints or any issues surrounding allegations of discriminate in. we have no proposal to change any of that. talk about states assuming more authority and flexibility in how they implement their programs for their students, nothing about that changes our desire to ensure that students have a safe and secure and nurturing learning environment. mrs. lee: referring to congresswoman clarke. can you answer her question very quickly? dir. devos: i would rather talk hbcu's andbc you -- our commitment by continuing to fund at previous levels. lee: i don't think that is what hbcu's have requested. the cuts in the

changes the dir he had a truck. . advancing to the championship gamed. >> the second.d an 8-3 lead in the third. but the buckeyes went on a roll. johnny pierson gave them and 11-9 read. they outscored 8-2. nd went 11-10. debts up golf moving day for the senior p.g.a. championship. the rain held on. so the tournament is back for our sunday finish. our shot of day comes from steven aims. >> 166 yards away. uple of bounces on for his name sake. your leader off a big turn. 15 under for the torney. seeing a a . >> the coverage begins at 6:30 on news channel 8. d.c. united. they need to get on a roll fast. >> we need a develop kimberly: i love this little story. would you give your wife some flowers? >> of course, i would. kimberly: hey, a houston man thought he bought a pretty purple bouquet. that was purple kale. jalen and her mom posted the picture. >> so the effort was there. >> hey, she can teet flowers. >> even it's so good for you. [laughter] >> that's so funny. i didn't think that was a flower. i was on to it. but i wasn't 100% sure. >> we have a couple of storm chan

cg: carlos marentes/dir.e los trabajadores agrcolas fronterizos 18:32:19:09 nosotros estamos viendo una politica ruin, una politica deshumanizadora, que no toma en cuenta la comunidad fronteriza. 18:32:36:25 segun un reporte del servicio investigativo del congreso de estados unidos, el departamento de seguridad nacional, esta obligado a construir por lo menos 700 millas de cerco... aproximadamente 650 millas estan ya acordonadas... para satisfacer el requisito, la administracion trump estaria obligada a construir unicamente 50 millas mas de division fronteriza... la ley no especifica plazo o material de construccion... que pasa entonces con la promesa del presidente donald trup de sellar completamente la frontera? carlos manjarrez, ex-jefe de la patrulla fronteriza en tucson, arizona y el paso, texs, duda que la promesa se cumpla... ) at 1:23 16:53:36:13 i do believe that there will be some wall that will be built but not even close to the 1200, or 1300 miles of the remainding of the southern border 16:53:45:

super= omar garcia harfuch/ dir agencia investigacion pgr inq=..su aseguramiento fue sin violencia nitan los vecinos del edificio donde lo detuvieron, el silencio fue interrumpido por la llegada de los vehiculos y los pasos de quienes buscaban al hombre que enfrentaba una guerra con los hijos de joaquin el chapo guzman por apoderarse del cartel de sinaloa.. stand=jazive perez/ ciudad de mexico inq=.el operativo se realizó en la madrugada, al llegar los uniformados se desplegaron en las 4 calles que rodean el edificio, mientras un grupo bastante numeroso se ubicó en las escaleras y elevadores hasta llegar al piso 10 donde estaba el licenciado. al verse sorprendido revelo personal de la procuraduria, el supuesto narcotraficante quien estaba acompanado por una mujer se entrego sin necesidad de que los militares hicieran un solo disparo. super= isrrael lira/ subprocurador investigacion delincuencia organizada inq=. se aseguraron metanfetaminas y 6 aparatos celulares. simultaneamente , la policia realizo cateos en otros dos inmuebles.. en uno de ellos , tambien en la ciudad de mexico, capt

super= carlos armando hernandez/ dir academico conalep inq=..haba tenido algunos problemas , había reportesl de nuevo leon revelo que dos dias antes de la tragedia, el supuesto homicida habia frimado una carta comprometiendos e a cambiar . pero 48 horas despues mato a su compaÑero. super= aldo fasci / fiscal nuevo leon inq=..el reporte es que había síntomas de agresividad stand=jazive perez/ ciudad de mexico inq=. el supuesto homicida que solo tiene 16 años será juzgado por el delito de homicidio, pero dada su edad solo podría alcanzar una pena de hasta 8 años recluido en un centro de reincersión para menores. el incidente, el 6o de este tipio en la entidad en lo que va del aÑo, encendio una vez las alertas, por lo que el gobierno estatal indico que emprendera nuevas compaÑas para tratar de evitar que los menores se conviertan en delincuentes... en mexico, jazive perez, telemundo. topvo / cesar --- en oaxaca un presunto lder de un sindicato pide besos a sus un sindicato pide besos a sus compaÑeros a cambio de otorgarles consesiones de taxis que opera en esa central obrera --- --- las imgene

kimberly: in february 2016, 7 on your side discover details about donna's birth, abandoned, left in a dirarine hospital. but nothing about her birth parents who were never found. >> i questioned how somebody could leave a baby that was just born on the side of a road in a dirty rag. kimberly: half the time babies left like that don't survive. the ones who do are called and passion for this genealogical investigator. she reached out to 7 on your side after seeing our first report. donna, whod her to need it nine months to summon the courage to take the dna test. it immediately showed one of her parents was irish. >> 100% irish. kimberly: and that was important. >> it really solve the case. kimberly: in january at lead to relatives who identified her birth mother and father, and on st. patrick's day, a match for a sister, 11 months younger, and irish twin, incredibl abandoned. >> you have a full sibling. i'm like, this is a joke. but it was true. it was true. donna's: 18 miles from abandonment, she was left in a cardboard box at virginia beach. the sisters bonded instantly by phone, text, a

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dir. coats: which is quite an accomplishment. i am pleased to be for you, chairman mccain and ranking member read and members of the committee. i'm estimate when i walked through the door instinctively i made a right turn trying to find my seat up on the channel and said, oh yeah. that is right. i have to come down here. senator mccain: you're welcome any to take a trip down memory lane. coats: in manchester last evening, i had just returned days ago.n a couple i met with all of my intelligence community colleagues there. we spent a significant amount of time discussing threats to our theective homeland and tragic situations we see all too much of. aroundng in countries the world, in particular our allies. and once again reminds us this threat is real. it is not going away. it needs significant attention to do everything we can to protect our people from these kinds of attacks. with lieutenant general stewart to assess the country.acing our he will give some opening comments as well. i wil

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dir pompeo coming to capitol hill to brief members from the house intelligence committee.duled. they will want to touch on this after the president national security advisor. he was adamant that the president did nothing wrong. he did not compromise intelligence. this erupted after the fire storm article from the "washington post" that reported president trump shared classified information about isis with the russian foreign minister and ambassador at the white house. the concern is the shared information. questioning the president and the u.s. on the trustworthiness. the president defended himself saying he was in the rights as president and he touched on the controversy hosting the turkish president today. president trump: we had a successful meeting with the foreign minister of

what the obama dir regulation did, it effectively doubled premiums for young people and drove a lot of the market and the market was stuck with older people and didn't reduce their premiums at all. what the republicans are trying to do here is to reincentivize young people to get back in the market which helps older people because it balances out the insurance pool. that part is good. but the part they are going to struggle with if the bill isn't fixed is that in the ryan bill. the dollar value of the tax credit the subsidies that you get are the same regardless of your income. if you're 60 years old, your premium might be $12,000 and get a $4,000 tax credit that wouldn't cover the premium. >> one example with the cbo, when they put it out, a single 64-year-old making $26,500 a year would have to pay more than half of his or her salary in premiums. that is unaffordable for a lot of people clearly. i want to talk more about the aspect of this republican plan, the medicaid funding, a big concern for governors like john kasich who athena brought us in the last hit. millions of americans n

joining me now constitutional law scholar and harvard law school professor allen dir sh wits. think means? scrutiny versus being investigated? there are so many questions being asked as it relates to the trump campaign and ties to russia. we knew jared was going to be asked a lot of questions. >> of course. i don't see this as a major development. for me, as a civil libertarian, it raises great concern. we have a special counsel with a mandate not to investigate crime but to investigate the entire russian matter. and in general, prosecutors are given statutory authority when to investigate only federal statutory crimes. i have no idea what crime is going to be investigated here. it's not a crime for a political campaign to coordinate with a foreign government. perhaps it should be. it's a terrible thing to do. it's not a crime. i worry that the special counsel has a roving commission to investigate sin, political evil and that raises great dangers. he's looking for a crime. it reminds me of what barry of the head of the kgb said to joseph stallin'. he said show me the man and

dithink gitization is both an expense factor and in total we will set aside $800 million to invest in -- diritize asian gitaztion. we expect we will have $900 million lower calls following the investments were making right now, and at the same time working hard to make sure that the customer gets a nicer delivery. results of that should already come now and improvement of digital services, what we did let'srder is, we said take a lot of the paperwork out. over the years, you should see more of these friendly things benefiting our customers as well. capital,st looking at 14.5% and i suppose the debate higher potential for payouts to shareholders versus acquisition. where are you with that debate and what can you say to shareholders in terms of capital retention versus pay out? is, weverall, what we do have a decent amount of dividends that we are paying. sure thatave to make the 14.5 is a nice number, but 3.5 coming.e basel we like to reserve that we can pay a longer-term progressive dividend over time. you need to have adequate offers a we need to get some of the regulatory uncertainty out o

east coast, the time dirs in london. it's after 2:00 a.m. in manchester now. people trying to find each other is going to be a big part of now until the dawn hours in england. i want to bring in now to this conversation malcolm nance, terrorism analyst and a great help to us on nights like this. thank you for being with us tonight. i appreciate your time. >> glad i could help out. >> malcolm, we obviously know what we know about this, which is not much. i always expect that what we think we know will change, but we know enough to know this is terrible. we have dozens reported injured. we know the venue was filled with a lot of 11, 12, 13, 14-year-old girls and young people. that was basically the target audience for an ariana grande show. we're also told that the working hypothesis is suicide bomber. can you tell us what we should be looking at in terms of trying to nail down what really happened here, and if there's other attacks like this that this reminds you of. >> it certainly reminds me of over attacks, if it turns out to be a suicide bomber at a large v

but what did the president mean by saying that to then-dire dir comey. what was he expecting and did comey follow up about what the president's expectations or directives were? the context and nuance is going to have a lot of impact in terms of whether this moves forward as a legal problem or not. >> it sounds like a dictator just pulled off a coup. >> we may not know the full picture of what the extent of the interactions were because trump himself, another tweet in mouth moment, said, you assured me three times i'm not under investigation. >> i'm getting to that question. >> okay. sorry. >> you jumped the gun on that. >> i want to know were there any other instances and were there other people in the white house who may have, you know, dirt on their hands in terms of this? >> nobody believes the president about this. let's go to ken on this. two questions. first of all, the loyalty oath and the question of trump's claim that comey told him three times, you're clear. >> people i've talked to close to comey and former fbi officials, as you said, nobody b

while fanny and fred dir currently earning profits, if the housing market experience a downturn, taxpayers could again be on the hook for billions of dollars. the status quo is not a viable option. the housing finance system dependent on two government sponsored enterprises and perpetual conservatorship is not a sustainable solution. taxpayers today bear too much risk and the government plays too big a role in the mortgage market. a number of groups have released proposal for reform in recent months. including the iba, mill ken institute, several coauthors writing jointly for the urban institute, and many others. the committee is considering all of these proposals as well as other ideas about what the future system should look like. in the meantime, f hrks a serve as regulator of the enterprises and as regulator of the federal home loan banks. as conservator of the gse easy, they're obligated to preserve and conserve the as 70s franny and freddie mac. they have undertaken a number of initiatives in recent years including some that began prior to director watt's tenure. the platform was ori

dir. mulvaney: i have voted for it myself. >> an actual appropriations bill? dir. mulvaney: many appropriations bills that have passed with republican support many realize. isy die because the senate incapable of passing a bill that has any chance in the house because they have to use the 60 vote threshold. i think you are selling the republicans short. you have let them speak their mind, let their voices be heard in the next appropriations process, which starts today. 2017 to an end. the discussion about 2018 funding starts now. we want to see the ordinary appropriations process function. anything we can do at the white house to encourage that to happen, we will do it. we don't want to be having a discussion about a shutdown again. why would we have a shutdown in september? if the appropriations process is still not working by september, that is a bad thing for the country. one of the things that we like as members of the government is that the proper functioning of the appropriations process is critical to the constitutional function of the government. the house

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serving at the pleasure of the mayor in most cases or the president in the case of the phis of the fbi diry day knowing that you might have to step down. that you might have to rethink your position if you lose the support of the people who are duly elected. and the fbi is in the executive branch and these things happen. james comey is a great guy but the truth is we serve day-to-day as police chiefs. steve: so as things go, is this a big deal or not a big deal? >> well, it's certainly a big deal. the fbi director has a 10-year term and that has been interrupted. so, the president needs to discuss why he did that but in the final analysis. it's the president's call. steve: sure, absolutely. i have got to ask you about this double murder up in boston. and it's very troubling. not going to get into graphic details. but a man and woman doctor murdered in their apartment. early story was the presumed killer had known them but now it sounds like maybe he didn't. just got out of prison. what do you know, ed? >> the way this is turning out of right now is this looks like a murder robbery -- a rob

while fanny and fred dir currently earning profits, if the housing market experience a downturn, taxpayers could again be on the hook for billions of dollars. the status quo is not a viable option. the housing finance system dependent on two government sponsored enterprises and perpetual conservatorship is not a sustainable solution. taxpayers today bear too much risk and the government plays too big a role in the mortgage market. a number of groups have released proposal for

dir. comey: thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for having his annual oversight hearing about the fbi. i know that sounds a little bit like someone saying they're looking forward to going to the dentist, but i really mean it. i think oversight of the