hurd: -- so far? -- rep.urd: this law was ultimately designed to empower the cio's within these various agencies. is, theoretically the cio was supposed to be the one to have the responsibility to implement i.t. projects, to direct and spend, but that was not happening. the law was designed in order to strengthen the cio's role, and also to make sure they are doing things like agile development, that when you have these big, expensive projects, you are realizing victories and deliverables over a six-month period, rather than spending half $1 trillion over four years overlf-a-trillion dollars four years. the scores are based on new information that the agencies are providing to us themselves. this is their own information. they know exactly how the score is arranged. the reality is, out of 24 agencies, we had one agency get a b, one agency get a f, and everybody else was in between. this has focused the conversations on things like data center consolidation. the federal government has almost 11,000 data center

hurd: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of my bill, h.r. 4902. those who serve along our nation's borders make countless sacrifices prork tecting the homeland in the most literal of base stopping bad guys from entering our country and harming americans. the customs and border protection officers and agent whs serve in my district which covers over 800 miles of the texas-mexico border have an increasingly challenging job. not only do they keep us safe from terrorists and drug cartels but they also apprehend illegal contraband and rescue victims of human trafficking. c.b.p.'s air and marine operations or a.m.o. patrols our nation's borders by aircraft and vessels specifically. a.m.o. is made up of over 1,200 federal agencies, 250 aircraft and 280 marine vessels operating from 91 locations throughout the united states and puerto rico. these brave agents are often required to work long, unpredictable hours and are compensated through various confusing and inconsistent pay systems, causing an adm

congressman hurd, before you became a member of congress, what were you doing? >> guest: well, when i graduated from texas a&m university with a degree in computer science, i went straight into the cia. i was an operations officer. so i was the dude in the back alleys at 4:00 in the morning collecting intelligence on threats to our homeland. i spent two years in washington, d.c. in training, two years in india and two years in pakistan, two years in new york city and a year and a half in afghanistan where i managed all of our undercover operations. when i left the cia, i ended up becoming a partner in a consulting firm and helped start a cybersecurity firm that helped with penetration testing, helping businesses, manufacturers defend their digital infrastructure from attackers. >> host: so how has that benefited or affected your work in congress? >> guest: well, it's been really important. i think one of the values i bring is a unique background and experience on issues of national security or cybersecurity. and having spent a good deal of my adult life chasing

congressman hurd before you came a member of congress what were you doing it? >> guest: when i graduated from texas a&m university with a degree in computer science i went straight into the cia. i was an operations officer so i was the dude in the back alleys of 4:00 in the morning collecting intelligence on threats to our homeland. i spent two years in washington d.c. training and india in two years in pakistan, two years in new york city in the year and a half in afghanistan where he managed all the undercover operations. when i left the cia i became a partner and a firm that helped start the cybersecurity company doing -- helping businesses and manufacturers defend their researcher from attackers. >> host: how is that benefited are affected your work in congress? >> guest: it's been really important. one of the values that bring is a unique background and experience on issues of national security or cyber security and having spent a good deal of my adult life chasing terrorists, dealing with al qaeda, looking at iranian nuclear row with raters this has helpe

cheryl hurd. >> reporter: no she's not, she apologized later. a it is been aing long night. i apologize. well, it is also been a long night for these fans, but it did not matter. nothing is going to take the oracle out of oracle arena. [ applause ] >> the oracle lived up to its name. [ cheers ] >> fans cheering on the world champion fighting to put an end to the nba finals tonight. >> warriors lets go, yeah! >> it is so much fun. the atmosphere and the electricity and the crowd. [ cheers ] >> the crowd is known throughout the league as one of the loudest in the country. >> we'll standby. >> brett yamaguchi and his team sets the mood for his fan. >> the music we select or the giveaway or the entertainment on the floor, just trying to bribe that way of the energy. >> the fans kept it going. >> i believe that we are going to do this. it is not over yet until the fat lady sings. >> the song were not happy tat arena and a lot of frustration in the stands and on the court in cleveland. stephen curry got pushed and shoved and fouled o ut of the game and ejected. something warriors

. >> new at 11 cheryl hurd with some of the answers. >> reporter: well just how he rented that bus is under investigation. some marin county parents thought their kids are going out to an outing in san francisco, instead, they were planning a party with alcohol and drugs. >> well, i just don't know a 16 years old rents a bus. >> here is a picture and police provided to prove it. they got tips on monday by a caller who says the party bus leaves the terminal filled with minors. >> the bus had about 40 juveniles on it with alcohol and drugs. >> the police authorities responded and pulled up just as the bus leaving the terminal parking lot. >> as they pulled out, the front door was opened and swinging. >> police made contact with the bus driver, 63 years old james green, who was cooperative at first. >> he told officers that there were kids on the bus and he's taking this em to their parents. >> he didn't tell them their passengers were 15 to 17 years old, loaded down with 30 bottles of hard liquor and a case of alcohol spiked with lemonade and a jar of marijuana and an assortments of pre

oracle, they'll be watching game 4 on the big screen and yes, cheryl hurd is hanging with the fans for the watch party. we'll check in with her later in our newscast. >>> a construction worker in san francisco is stabbed to death. two people are in custody tonight. i'm christie smith. i'll tell you what neighbors and police are saying. >>> a graduation celebration turned somber for an east bay teenager. why his dreams are shattered. >>> speculation swirling after a private meeting between hillary clinton and elizabeth warren. what this could mean in the race for the white house. >>> good evening, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. hotter temperatures this weekend and increased fire tret threat. my forecast in a few minutes. francisco this morning left a construction worker dead. there are a lot of questions now surrounding the case. ==take chy== >>> a disturbing attack in san francisco left a construction worker dead and there are a lot of questions surrounding the case. the stabbing happened this morning near follow some and fifth. christie smith is at the scene. tell us what happened. >

nbc bay area's cheryl hurd joins us and is live now on the scene. and cheryl, more than 20 recent freeway shootings in that area. what do we know about this one? >> reporter: it has been. it happened about two hours ago. and police and the truck that had that shattered window is no longer here, as you can see. but contra costa county sheriffs tell our photographer on scene that a pickup truck was struck by a bullet while traveling on highway 4 through pittsburg. you're looking at that truck. at least two people were inside. the passenger was struck by shattered glass and taken to a nearby hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. no information about the possible shooter, and no information about the car that person was in. now, the driver was so shaken up that he left the freeway and came to this chevron station on willow pass road. now, highway shootings a very big problem here in the bay area. there have been a couple of dozen shootings on highway/freeways since november of last year. police have put together a task force to get to the bottom

. >> monday on "the republicanrs," congressman will hurd, chair of the information technology subcommittee talks about cyber security and data security and the report card the subcommittee released on agency management of information. cyberjoined by "politico" security reporter tim starks. >> the federal government has almost 11,000 data centers. facebook has four. there is no reason the federal government should have 11,000. 4d for agencies have -- agencies have realized $2 billion of savings by moving into the cloud. >> watch "the communicators" on c-span2. >> i am pleased the senate as a body has come to this conclusion. television in the senate will undoubtedly divide citizens with greater access and exposure to the actions of this body. this access will help all better informed of the problems in the issues which faces nation on a day by day basis. obama: during the election, i had the occasion of meeting a woman who supported me in my campaign, and she decided to come to shake my hand and take a photograph. a wonderful woman. she was not asking for anything. and i was very grateful s

. ♪ congressman will hurd, the republican from texas, is the chair of the senate committee for technologysman heard, before you became a member of congress, what were you doing? when i graduated from texas a&m university with a degree in computer science, i went straight to the cia. i was an operations officer, so i was the dude in the back alleys at 4:00 in the morning collecting intelligence on our homeland. i spent to been years in washington, d.c. training, two years in india, two years in new york city, and a year and a half in afghanistan.

hurd. mr. hurd votes yes. mr. palmer. mr. palmer votes yes. mr. cummings. mr. cummings votes no.s. maloney. ms. maloney votes no. ms. norton. ms. norton votes no. mr. clay. mr. clay votes no. mr. lynch. mr. lynch votes no. mr. cooper. mr. cooper votes no. mr. connolly. mr. connolly votes no. mr. cartwright. mr. cartwright votes no. ms. duckworth. ms. duckworth votes no. ms. kelly. ms. kelly votes no. ms. lawrence. ms. lawrence votes no. mr. lieu. ms. watson coleman. ms. watson coleman votes no. ms. plaskett. mr. jason year. desjeulner votes no. mr. boyle. mr. boyle votes no. mr. welch. ms. lujan grisham. ms. lujan grisham votes no. chairman chaffetz: have all members voted? the clerk will report the tally. >> on this photo, there are 23 yea's and 15 nay's. chairman chaffetz: in the opinion of the chair, the aye's have it, and the resolution as amended is ordered favorably reported. without objection, motion reconsider is laid on the table. we had already called the vote . understood. without objection, motion to reconsider is laid on the table. without objection to pursuant to cl

. >> let's check in with cheryl hurd at oracle.he players and fans are burning up over this whole draymond issue. >> the fans that's all we're talking about tonight. these fans are going crazy. the ones that can't get out here tonight are cheering on their team. earlier on in the parking lot it was a carnival like atmosphere. this is what stephan curry does before every home game along with a group of ushers. curry says it helps him with his rhythm. meanwhile as you said, the talk of the town or the el fan the in the room, draymond green and his suspension. >> it's sad to not have him in the building tonight. to experience it either way. >> the whole thing was instigated by somebody else. he didn't seem to really put too much retaliation into it, and kind of walked away from this situation, and he got punished for it. >> they're feeling so strongly about it. they printed out these t-shirts, #freedraymondgreen. these folks are taking pictures in front of the banner, they're having a good time. and this clown is also having a good ti

obviously, one of the first point to mention is mark hurd ended up going to work for oracle where hew co-ceo. matt, what can we expect from this trial? matt: hp is going to be making the case that when it was going to withdraw software support that it caused the business to crater and caused losses. nobody's going to want it because of the status of the software. oracle will respond that there are other market indicators and indicators from chip manufacturers that this was not a profitable endeavor and that they were withdrawing support -- completely reasonable in withdrawing support and had no legal obligation to continue support. you will see those play out over the course of the next several weeks in trial. emily: you covered the chip years ago, what do you think? what do you make of this long simmering feud? david: i covered a lot of chaos at hp, some of which mark hurd was very involved with before he jumped to oracle. i wonder if it extends to some leverage hp had because of the experience that oracle? did they get oracle to agree some things that may be you are -- in that sett

he killed 49 people and hurd dozens in a gay nightclub in orlando last weekend. funerals were held for several victims today. a live look at the tower in university tonight which is lit up in rainbow colors in support of the orlando victims. the terror in orlando has reignited the debate over assault-style weapons across the nation and here at home. dozens of people demonstrated outside the congressman's office in delaware county. they want him to sign on to cosponsor a law banning assault-style weapons. they are set to vote on several gun safety measures, but opponents have vowed to defeat them. >> you should not have assault weapons in the community. >> for god's sake, congress. pass the bill! >> the congressman was not at the office today. these activists said they had an ongoing dialogue with him in the past and they expect that to continue in the coming weeks. >> donald trump said if someone other than the suspect had a gun there would have been a different result. the presumptive nominee made the comments at a rally in phoenix to also discuss jobs, health c

reporting live at oracle arena, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> the faithful traveling in behind you. our team coverage continues right now. we've been watching the warriors pregame and colin resch has this report. >> game seven scenario, like the previous six games in this series, this one will come down to which team can impose its will on the other. as we said repeatedly the last few days, cleveland wants to become the first team to win an nba finals after trailing 3-1. the warriors, they haven't lost three in a row since steve kerr took over as head coach two years ago. on paper this is as close to a game seven matchup as there could possibly be. the cavs and the warriors have both scored 610 points through the first six games. this sunt is what players dream of. >> growing up as a basketball fan, you kind of put yourself in so many game sevens to win the finals kind of situation. and playing with your friends and stuff. this is my first crack at it. excited about it. understand understand we've had two sub par games. need to make a couple of adjustments but we are capable of

nbc bay area's cheryl hurd is in downtown oakland.e'll have updates throughout the evening and of course at 11:00. >>> champagne chilling, drake was in the house, but no, no party last night. the warriors had to take the show on the road. >> the team left this afternoon for cleveland, ohio, the man everybody is buzzing about boarded the plane with his teammates. yes, hello to draymond green. he will be back from his one-game suspension and on the floor thursday night where the warriors hope to wrap up the series. jim kozimore has more on the return of draymond. >> the golden state warriors heading to cleveland. let's toke cuss in andre mond green. his impact of not being in there for game five, how that hurt the warriors and roll it into game six and what that could mean in that pivotal game. >> him not being there for game five meant the defense was not as good. and him being there for game six means the defense will be a lot better. a great defender coming from the weak side, challenging guys at the basket. they made a lot of mistak

congressman hurd, before you became a member of congress, what were you doing? >> guest: well, when i graduated from texas a&m university with a degree in computer science, i went straight into the cia. i was an operations officer. so i was the dude in the back alleys at 4:00 in the morning collecting intelligence on threats to our homeland. i spent two years in washington, d.c. in training, two years in india and two years in pakistan, two years in new york city and a year and a half in afghanistan whi

reporting live in san jose, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> all right, that is it. so a little later in the news cast, we are joined with reaction from the players. what do they say will happen next? >> well, new at 11:00, he used a ski mask to disguise his face but his voice was crystal clear. >> open the cash register. open the cash register. >> san ramon police hope that someone will recognize that voice. the suspect put a gun to the cashier's head and then robbed this shell gas station last 30s. a gray four-door sedan similar to a toyota may have been involved in this robbery. >>> a child stabbed during a robbery, and police say this is the woman who stabbed that 12-year-old boy in the back three times. the boy just waiting inside a wells fargo bank. luckily the boy is in stable condition tonight. want to show you the news, according to witnesses, he also robbed another person who made a cash depose it. police were able to catch the woman as she ran away. >>> and gunshot, not fire, was what killed the man who died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. he shot two

reporting live at the oracle, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> it's empty now, but in about an hour that place will be picked. kristi yamaguchi has the medal and brett yamaguchi has the ring. we'll share them online and on air. >>> six people killed and several others badly injured. i'm elise kisher in live in berkeley. how people are remembering those killed when a balcony collapsed here one year ago today. >>> also ahead, by passing the typical path of a young college graduate, the young woman who will mack you bay area proud with her plan for a long march for success. >>> i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. we'll show you the one spot that did manage to pick up hotter weather. details in a few minutes. it's now been a year since a berkeley balcony failed. killing six ople, and injing sevenmore. >>> it has now been a year since a berkeley balcony failed killing six people and injuring seven more. today tributes and memorials are taking place from berkeley to ireland, that is the home of five of those victims. nbc bay area's elise kirschner near the site of the collapse and the a

reporting live in our contra costa county bureau, i'm cheryl hurd. >> thank you, cheryl. the controversial sentencing of a stanford swimmer in a sexual assault case is on the verge of changing state law. district attorney jeff rosen today told a senate committee that brock turner had not been eligible for mandatory jail time because the victim was unconscious. current law does not mandate a prison sentence when a rape victim or sex is assault victim is unconscious. members of the senate committee were shocked by the news and voted in favor of a bill which would carry an automatic sentence of prison whether the victim is conscious or not. >>> tonight, the search is on for a gunman who opened fire near the san jose state campus killing one and injuring another. second deadly shooting in less than 24 hours around 2:00 this afternoon on 11th and san carlos two blocks from campus. witnesses saw someone fire several shots at two men in a minivan before driving off in a car. there are several families with kids in the area so it was frightening. >> it was scary. i was just out h

game one and all of the stars are in oakland including our very own star and nbc bay area's cheryl hurd. the warriors and cavaliers. take it away. >> the excitement is unbelievable, raj. these fans know what to expect because it's been here before. warriors fans are spoiled, but that's a good thing. when many of them arrive, they know what to do. they stand in front of the banner to take a picture and that's a hot souvenir. if you get here early enough, you can go inside and watch both teams warm up even though he's the enemy right now, you can see lebron james and stephan curry. no curry sighting and no lebron sighting. meanwhile, the fans are ready for a rematch. >> warriors will take them both games here and then we'll go back, maybe lose one and maybe lose some confidence, but i say the warriors take it in game five. >> what about you? >> game six. >> stephan curry socks. my wife bought me the pair. >> reporter: cute socks, huh? forget it, they sold out yesterday, i'm told. the nba wants fans to know about counterfeit merchandising. it's a big problem for the nba and they want folks

. >> reporter: a year ago today his sister cynthia hurd and eight others were shot to death at the emmanuel.e. church in charleston. malcolm thought for sure that mass killing would be the final straw, that our leaders would try something, anything, to stop this plague. >> i just can't figure what's going to have to happen for honest men and women to meet in the middle to do what's in the best interest of all our citizens. >> reporter: what worries him most is that our country is now so far down this road of mourn, move orepeat, that some day soon we'll just accept these shootings as status quo. >> all these things tend to blend together. and my job, my hope is that we don't forget. >> reporter: but remembering them all, just all the recent shootings-- i just pulled this up-- is a tall order. remember chattanooga? >> i do. >> reporter: even for those who care the most. do you remember roseburg, oregon. >> no. >> reporter: herkimer county, new york. >> i don't. >> reporter: and eventually, i'm going to say to somebody, "charleston," and they're going to say, "i don't remember it." >> yeah. >

nbc bay area's cheryl hurd joins us live from the scene. what do we know about what happened? >> reporter: right now oakland police still have the area blocked off where the shooting happened around 5:30 today. the day began with a funeral for two teenage boys and 3,000 mourners. but it ended 1 with those mourners, a 16-year-old girl, dead. venue packed with young people who came for a vigil to be with family members mourning the death of two 15-year-old boys, jose pratt rose, dem achari wil who died in a water accident in stanislaus county last month. today they were laid to rest and hundreds came to celebrate their lives. >> the funeral had 2,000 people came out to the events. ended up being more than expected. >> reporter: a lot of teens were hanging outside the dance club all dressed in white. around 5:40, witnesses say there was some sort of altercation in the streets and then shots rang out. >> heard several shots. probably about six in a row. and then at that point i saw a bunch of kids run. >> there were a group of people in the 1300 block of franklin, two individuals

nbc bay area cheryl hurd is at the s.a.p. center which is the site of tomorrow's memorial. cheryl, this could involve thousands of people. what's the plan there? >> reporter: the plan is to allow the public to come here to the s.a.p. center to pay their last respects to michael katherman. more than 1,000 police officers are expected to be here. some coming from around the state. no parking signs up on the streets surrounding the s.a.p. center tonight. inside, workers are putting the final touches on the auditorium. san jose is preparing for its celebration of life for motorcycle officer michael katherman. >> our officers who are out there on the front lines taking extraordinary risks for us every day to keep our communities safe and to serve us. we need to honor them when they spend their final moments in that service. >> reporter: katherman continues to be honored for that service with this growing memorial in front of police headquarters. a memorial that drew his grandparents here tonight who told me off-camera the 11-year police veteran was a perfect grandson who loved g

cheryl hurd is at the oracle. fans were having fun then it became clear this was not going to be the night. >> reporter: that's right, jessica. it was a tough game and a controversial one as you both said. no draymond green and the result, some very disappointed fans. with five minutes left in the game, warrior fans outside oracle arena felt they had a chance. >> we still believe, you know. even if we don't get it tonight, we're going to get them in cleveland. >> reporter: it was a tough game. >> we got curry, mvp, we'll be all right. >> reporter: it wasn't all right, especially with the ws' heart and soul suspended. >> i don't want to see the end, i don't want the ws to lose. draymond should have been in the game from the start. >> reporter: green was suspended for game five and not allowed in oracle. so he watched in a suite a few yards away at the coliseum. joined by football star marshawn lynch. some fans spent more time looking for him rather than watching the game. >> i've gone all the way from suite 7 to 23

cheryl hurd in oakland, this whole situation, pretty unbelievable. >> reporter: it is unbelievable, peggy. from the police officers i talked to, to the everyday people here in oakland, everyone i talked to says there needs to be a complete overhaul here at the oakland police department. >> as the mayor of oakland, i am here to run a police department, not a frat house. >> reporter: oakland mayor libby schaaf sharing disturbing information regarding the oakland police department. >> we are close to the end of an investigation of racist text messages -- >> reporter: nbc bay area was shown those messages exclusively. they were apparently written in 2014. one shows a cereal box with a kkk picture on it. another shows a klan rally with the caption "blank killing themselves for us." the mayor thought it was important to note that the text messages were written by african-american officers. >> that they are wholly inappropriate and not acceptable from anyone who wears the badge of the oakland police department. >> reporter: the mayor's next announcement was shocking. >> acting chief figueroa res

reporting live in oakley, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area use. >>> a santa rosa movie theater turns into a vie lent crime scene. a man was stabbed during a show and might have been a random attack. happened yesterday at the roxy theater. the suspect snuck up behind the man and stabbed him several times before fleeing. the victim is in the hospital with serious wounds. the suspect was tracked down and arrested. >>> also in santa rosa, a bizarre incident that forced pg&e to cut power to 22,000 homes tonight. a man climbed an electrical tower and refused to come down. police say the man didn't appear to be suicidal but may have climbed the tower in some form of protest. around 9:30 this evening a police negotiator convinced him to come down. he is now in custody. the power has been restored to those homes. >>> tonight, a vow from the president of turkey who says his country will overcome terror groups. he says terrorists are trying to keep his country from becoming one of the world's ten strongest economies and building the world's largest airport. tonight, however, there is still no claim of

hurd. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for three minutes. mr. hurd: thank you, mr. speaker. the federal government spends more than $80 billion a year on i.t. procurement and 80% of that is on legacy systems, old and outdated systems which all of us think should be gone. every time i hear that i get upset because it's outrageous. this is a waste of americans' hard-earned tax dollars. in 2015, the office of management and budget noted that federal agencies spend about $9 billion on software licenses alone. but guess what, many agencies are not managing these software licensing properly. i know nobody is surprised. the government accountability office did a report last year that explained agencies could achieve hundreds of millions of dollars in governmentwide savings if they managed their software licenses better. agencies should already have a comprehensive inventory of what software they use. agencies should already be utilizing their spending power to get good deals on software licenses. agencies should already be getting rid of old software t

charlie hurd and her shea dees schlapp, thank you for being with us. thanks for being with us.lease be with us. thanks for joining us. good night from new york. [♪] kennedy: the first shots were fired yesterday morning at pulse night club in orlando. the story became a exercise. our two presidential hopefuls lunged at their talking points. trump were tweeted out what happened in orlando is only the beginning. i sculd and ask for the ban. must be tough. >> i believe weapons of war have no place on our street.

reporting live in oakland, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> thanks very much. a much different scene in cleveland, of course, tonight. fans there celebrating the long overdue win. this is their first win since  1964 and the first nba championship win for the franchise. we are joined by colin resch from inside oracle arena. how did the warriors let the series slip away? >> reporter: well, i think they're all going to be asking themselves that question for a long time, terry. of course, the red sox did it for the city of boston in 2004. well, the cavaliers did it for the city of cleveland tonight. 52 years was the last time that city has won a title. and the cavs did it by coming back from a 3-1 series deficit the the warriors hadn't lost three games in a row all season long. but not steph curry or klay thompson would shoot to a win. warriors rushed seven at the break. in crunch time, it was lebron and tyree james. a 10-2 cleveland run to close out the game and the warriors, 93-89. the cavs flip the script and celebrate on the warriors' home floor this time. >>

hurd? mr. hurd votes no. mr. palmer? >> no. >> mr. palmer votes no. >> mr. cummings votes yes. >> ms. maloney votes yes. >> ms. norton votes yes. >> mr. clay votes yes. >> mr. lynch? >> mr. lynch votes yes. >> mr. cooper? >> yes. >> mr. cooper votes yes. >> mr. connolly votes yes. mr. cartwright votes yes. ms. kelly? ms. kelly votes yes. mr. lou? ms. watson coleman? >> yes. >> mr. boyle? >> yes. >> mr.well ch? >> how is mr. gosar is not recorded. >> have all members voted? clerk will report the tally. >> on this vote there are 15 yays and 21 noes. the question is on the adoption of house resolution 737 as amended to the house of representatives. >> mr. chairman? i have a parliamentary inquiry. >> what is your inquiry? >> mr. chairman, the question really has to do with what this resolution does and does not do. on may 18th you said that the resolution requires the forfe forfeitture of the pension or to quote your words requires the forfeiture of his pension. and for today's mark up of your resolution, you said requires forfeiture of his government pension an

mark hurd has been talking about this for a while, he went on and on about erp.nterprise resource planning software. oracle thinks this is their great strength to conquer the cloud. rodney: sure, and it makes sense, because that has been their bread-and-butter. they are the market leader in the software. there are a lot of other leaders out there when you mention s.a.p., you mentioned workday, salesforce is not a competitor here. they have a lot of increasing customers attracted to an sap-based environment because of the cost they can generate, and the amount of internal infrastructure that they can downsize by switching to a software service solution. i think it makes sense that they are having success. the challenge longer term for oracle will be how they handle their database business, which is increasingly under assault from open source solutions. those are solutions that are the fractions of a cost of an oracle database. i think they will have a tough time managing that transition, although i think they are making a lot of strong headway, and i think that is

we will stream her comments live there and cheryl hurd tonight at 11:00 is going to have an update on whole story. >> san jose earthquakes are going to honor the victims of orlando, orlando nightclub massacre. the quakes play orlando city fc tomorrow night. all san jose players will wear black arm bands in honor. the team will also wear orlando pride patches to show support for the lgbt community. quakes are raising monies to be doughed to the victims and their families. >> steph curry will pay for throwing his mouthpiece at a fan during last night's game. >> nbc bay area's correspondent was there courtside as this unfolded and explains more about the fallout from cleveland. >> steph curry gets ejected from the game. the two time mvp lost, and his team lost game six of the nba finals. >> foul on curry. curry is will get it. >> and you know obviously frustrating. being fouled out. fourth quarter. clinching game. not being out there with my teammates. got the best of me. i will be all right for the next game. >> three of six fouls were incredibly appropriate calls. are you okay with him

latest hurd e8 and how much it's going to cost. >>> taking a new view by adding an arshtist's touch. san francisco launches an effort to bring new life to an often overlooked area. >>> then at 4:30 -- >> i just wanted to acknowledge the pain of the people. >> grieving the loss. people in san francisco share their thoughts about the orlando shooting and details on a special tribute set for tonight. >>> and at 4:14 as we check your traffic on san jose, 101 southbound backed up as usual for this time. 880 is moving in both directions over the top. >>> walnut creek. burlingame. campbe campbell. and all the bay area. this is abc 7 news. >>> the cost of california's high speed rail system grew by another $63 million today. we've also learned the first trains will be be delayed by an added 17 months. california's high speed rail authority says you'll see trains like this running in august of 2019 along the first segment of tracks between madera and president know. the higher cost and delays follow the state winning a lawsuit that tied up buying land needed for the track way by bhor than fou

representative will hurd joining us this morning from texas. thank you. >>> we have breaking news from the supreme court this morning. let's get right to hampton pearson, who is outside the court as we speak. hampton? >> reporter: in a 5-2 decision, the united states supreme court has said puerto rico does not have the legal authority to use the bankruptcy laws of the u.s. to restructure its massive debt. as we said, it was a 5-2 decision. clarence thomas speaking for the court majority. a key phrase from the opinion reads, "the definition provision excludes puerto rico for the single purpose of defining who may be a chapter 9 debtor." now, this decision is very important, obviously, for puerto rico bondholders who were worried about a restructuring that, in fact, might have devalued those bonds going forward. puerto rico had argued, essentially, that without this kind of authority to restructure its debt, even among the municipalities inside puerto rico, essentially, their hands were tied. the u.s. supreme court does not agree, sticking to the

i don't think anybody really knew who was going on until you saw people on the ground bleeding and hurd you're in a bar like that you really think it's music. there are three different places where they're playing music. there are three different types of music areas playing at the same time. how would you really know what's what. and it was -- >> christopher hanson describing the chaos inside the club. he went on to say he saw a victim lying face-down shot in the back. took a bandana off his head and plugged the gunshot wound to hopefully save the person's life. that's what was happening inside the pulse nightclub just a few the pulse nightclub just a few hours ago as approximately 20 i will change you. change your goals to get you home earlier every day. sometimes i will give you superpowers. but sometimes, i'll make you feel like the weakest man in the world. i will test your patience to make your heart softer... ... and your limits to make you tougher. but i promise dad, it will be the greatest journey of your life. ♪ tthe whitenessmy wasn't there as much, my teeth didn't look as he

hurd, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. the national parks are awesome. i have the pleasure of representing seven. i get to represent big bend national park, which is headed by an amazing superintendent, and she really is a treasure for the federal government. you all have a hard task to make sure that these jewels of our nation are around for future generations and that future generations continue to interact with them in the ways that past generations have. it's been a real pleasure over the last 17 months that i've been in congress when i crisscross the district and talk throughout the country about encouraging americans to find their park or his or her park. this is an important resource for our country. it's unfortunate that we're here today talking about sexual harassment, poor culture of management. and my question -- my first question to you, director jarvis, is to piggyback on what my friend and colleague from new jersey has been talking about. what steps are being taken to ensure there's zero tolerance for sexual harassment within the national p

monday on the communicators texas republican congressman will hurd chair of the technology subcommitteealks about cyber and data security and federal government agency and the report card his subcommittee released in may on agencies' management of information joined by the politico cyber security reporter tim starks. >> it has almost 11,000 data centers. facebook one of the biggest companies in the world has four. there is no reason that the federal government should have 11,000. you can realize savings. again, through the score card, four agencies have realized $2 billion worth of savings over the last two years by moving into the cloud. >> watch "the communicators" monday night at 8:00 eastern on -span 2. >> this weekend on the presidency understanding ronald reagan. james rosebush talks about the 40th president's personal life and personality. here is a preview. the day i was with him when he was going in for surgery. we didn't know at that day when we went into bethesda naval hospital. we thought it would be an out patient experience for him. in any case, decided to stay the night a

. >> woodruff: we get a republican perspective now from congressman will hurd of texas.s on the house committee on homeland security and previously served as an undercover officer for the c.i.a. in the middle east and south asia. congressman hu rd, thank you for being with us. i don't know if you heard but senator diane feinstein just said that it's time for congress to step up in the wake of this horrible incident in orlando. and as you know, she and other senators are promoting legislation that would make it impossible for someone on a terror watch list to buy a weapon. congressman hu rd, are you able to hear me. >> yes, judy. listen, nobody is supporting putting weapons in the hands of terrorists. but the reality is, it's unfortunate when an event like that hatched in orlando, both sides of the political aisle retreat to some of the same tired talking points. the bill that the good senator from california was talking about would not have prevented what happened in orlando. it would not have prevented what happened in san bernardino. the reality is if you are on a no-f

monday on the communicators, nampus republican congressma will hurd talks about the report card's subcommittee released on the management information. he is joined by politico cyber security expert. tim: they have almost 11,000 datacenter. facebook, one of the biggest in the world, has four. there is no reason the government should have 11,000. we realize, through the report card, that four agencies have realized $2 billion worth of savings over the last few years i moving into the cloud. announcer: watch monday night on c-span2. on july 1, 1976, the smithsonian national air and space museum open to the public with gerald ford on hand for the celebration. friday march the 40th anniversary, like cover startek 6 p.m. eastern on c-span3. we will tour the museum and see the one-of-a-kind artifacts, and putting the spirit of st. louis and the apollo lunar module, and live events and the front of the museum. learn more as we talk about the director, jack daly, the museum curator, and chair of the space history department. you can join the department conversation, we will be taking your phone calls,

>> a year ago last friday his sister cynthia hurd and eight others were shot to death at the emmanuelhurch in charleston. malcolm thought for sure that mass killing would be the final straw, that our leaders would try something, anything, to stop this plague. >> i just can't figure out what's going to have to happen for honest men and women to meet in the middle to do what's in the best interest of all of our citizens. >> who worries him most is that our road of mourn, move on, repeat, that some day soon we'll accept these shooting as status quo. >> they tend to blend together and my job, my hope is that we don't forget. >> but remembering them all, just all the recent shootings is a tall order. >> do you remember chattanooga? >> i do. >> even for those who care the most. do you remember boasburg, oregon? >> no. herkimer county, new york? >> i don't. >> and event ly i'm going to say to somebody, charleston. they are going to say, i don't remember it. >> yeah. >> the senate will now observe a moment of silence for the victims of the orlando attack. >> every time there's a shooting we h

. >> host: finally congressman hurd what do we expect from your subcommittee in the coming months or year? >> guest: one of the things you can expect is talking about what is said digital act of war. we can also look at how do we allow the chief information officers within an agency to utilize some of the things they realized in their networks for other projects. these are two areas that i think are very important that we continue to play our oversight role within congress on fitara and making sure our agencies are moving in that direction of improving our security across the networks and one thing that i am passionate about is making sure that there is true interoperability between the department of defense and the va when it comes to electronic health records. a soldier or sailor or airman marine should not be told when they are leaving dod to print out the electronic health records and physically carried to the b.a.. it's 2016 we should be a load to do that with a button and if the va is able to achieve interoperability they can use -- be the standard for the world and that leads

hurd votes no. mr. palmer. mr. ballmer votes no. mr. cummings. mr. cummings votes yes. ms. maloney. ms. maloney votes yes. ms. norton. ms. norton votes yes. mr. clay. esther clay votes yes. mr. lynch. mr. lynch votes yes. mr. cooper. mr. cooper votes yes. mr. connolly. mr. connolly votes yes. mr. cartwright. mr. cartwright votes yes. ms. duckworth. ms. duckworth votes yes. ms. kelly. ms. kelly votes yes. ms. lawrence. ms. lawrence votes yes. mr. lou. ms. watson coleman. ms. watson coleman votes yes. ms. plaskett. mr. day sunday. mr. day sunday votes yes. mr. boyle. mr. boyle votes yes. mr. welch. ms. lujan grisham. ms. lujan grisham votes yes. how is mr.affetz: gose are of arizona recorded? >> mr. gosar of arizona is not recorded. mr. gosar votes no. chairman chaffetz: have all members voted? clerk will report the tally. >> on this vote, there are 15 yea's and 21 nay's. chairman chaffetz: the question is now on house resolution 737. >> mr. chairman, i have a parliamentary inquiry. chairman chaffetz: what is your inquiry? chairman, the question really has to do with what this resolut

hurd has legislation to make that permanent for all passengers. can we comment on the fraud case? you may match biometrics to their passport but it is not the right person we have a whole another problem. >> we have seen the amount of altered or counterfeit type documents decreased tremendously especially in the commercial air environment. where the risk remains is a person with a legitimate document that does not belong to them. a stolen document, borrowed document. that is where the risk is because you can compare the person against it. most of the countries issue electronic passports that at least at the minimum have a photo including u.s. travel documents. but we are able to do with the facial comparison technology is read that ship, open it up, take a picture of the traveler, compare the two using algorithms to tell us with some probability that it does belong to that person. a couple of imposters. a person using an illegitimate document that does not belong to them. a couple of weeks ago at jfk we had a woman arrive from a flight from ghana. the officer did not think the pic