hurd: ok. ms. garza: that applicant -- mr. hurd: so mr. gray, how are you responsible responsible for fafsa.gov? mr. gray: yes, sir. mr. hurd: how are you able to authenticate it to the end user? mr. gray: we are looking at several proactive measures. mr. hurd: we are looking portends you are doing something in the future. do you have a past tense verb that you can use on what you have done? mr. gray: for the department we follow defense in depth and we have a whole series of actions that we're taking to ensure we protect our systems. mr. hurd: and what are those series of actions? mr. gray: some of them i referenced in my opening statement regarding data lost prevention, web access firewalls. mr. hurd: how does data loss prevention help with authentication? mr. gray: it would not. for authentication for fafsa, is the balance between -- this is an application form where users are actually inputting their own data to gain access to apply for a student loan. mr. hurd: i get that. it's your responsibility to confirm that the person that's ent

hurd? >> no, i'm not saying nothing. >> you're not saying nothing?t to work with me on this? >> there ain't nothing there. >> well, i'll tell you what, i'm going to put an extension on this incident. i'm going to investigate it, you want me to review cameras or film, i'll go ahead and do that. >> i don't want an extension. >> well, that's what you're going to get. you got an officer that's saying one thing, you're telling me you know nothing about it. i've got a guy down there that's telling me he's a victim. okay? >> that's up to you. what i'm saying, why you got to go interview tapes or keep me in here longer? >> you're looking at 30 days in here. >> i know. >> you're not helping me out in this situation. i'm here to help me, i'm here to listen to what you've got to tell me. what you're saying has nothing -- is not even jiving with this thing here. you've got nothing else to add to this thing? >> nope. >> okay. i'll have a determination made by the end of the day. >> a short time later, kunkel asks to speak with shamrock again. >> when i came back

hurd for his opening statement. >> thank you, chairman. two years plus i have been in congress i learned one thing and that is americans expect the federal government to protect their personal information. sadly as evidenceddy the data breach at opm this is not the case. the american people deserve better from the government. if stolen, social security numbers can be used to perpetuate identity theft or worse wlchlt they are looking to steal money or threat the national security of our nation. the oversight committee held a hearing on the irs data breach where they stole income information from financial aid applications and used that to file fraudulent tax returns with the irs. all of the agencies appearing before us today retain a wealth of information about americans, particularly social security numbers. we must reduce the unnecessary use of social security numbers on printed forms and electronically in transition and at rest. in. tomorrow, the house has considering the social security numbers fraud prevention act of 2017 which prohibi

hurd. the bill authorizes grantees who receive grants under the community-oriented policing services program at the department of justice commonly known as cops to be used for prioritizing the hiring and training of military veterans. when they return from deployment and enter civilian life it is is important we recognize their sacrifices to ensure they obtain employment. this bill ensures veterans can do just that. i thank mr. hurd for introducing this legislation and i urge my colleagues to support it. andry reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. raskin: i yield myself such time as i may consume in support of h.r. 1428. and i want to thank the author of the bill, mr. hurd, for bringing it forward. this measure has the laudible goal of recognizing our men and women who served in armed services but also serves to protect our communities through community-orienting policing and i favor h.r. 1428 for sev

i also want to recognize german hurd who is with us and the lead democrat robert kelly for being here. our meeting room as well. since 2000 1400s of millions of americans have lost their personally identifying information including their social security numbers to large-scale cyber attack. the number was originally created in 1936 for the purpose of running the nations new social security system. however, its usefulness as a unique governmental identifier has made it near ubiquitous across government and the private sector. today, social security administration has not suffered any large-scale data breach ongoing vigilance is needed including support for updating and modernizing social security administration it structure. altogether social security administration has been able to remove the nine digit ssn from about one third of the mailing it sends out, moving forward they have committed to removing them from the remaining notices wherever they revise the notice. this requires computer upgrades. the severe constraints on social security administration's budget however are preventing

hurd: mr. speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 2227. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. mr. hurd: this is the modernizing government act of 2017 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 2227, a bill to modernize government information technology, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from texas, mr. hurd, and the gentleman from virginia, mr. connolly, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. hurd: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. hurd: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. hurd: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of my bil

nbc bay area cheryl hurd 2r5678ed to auburn and joins with us more. >> reporter: the victim's name is james mcneil. he moved up here to washington, california, about a month ago. his encounter with shawn gallon involved a bow and an arrow. >> first thing i felt was a hard blow, like a -- you know, like a bat. >> reporter: james mcneil reliv living his experience of an arrow to his head and reacting to shawn gallon's alleged connection to a cold case murder of a couple on beach in jenner. >> apparently it wasn't an accident. it all makes accepts now. i don't know why he was after me. >> reporter: his strange encounter at the hands of this self proclaimed survivalist takes him back to 2009. mcneil and a friend were sitting in a converible outside gallon's apartment when gallon pointed this arrow at him and struck him in the head. >> the arrow came straight through the.to, through the fabric, and knocked by baseball cap off. >> reporter: he says he looked gallon in the eye before he ran off. a s.w.a.t. team responded. mcneil believes sheriffs knew something about the jenner killing back

cheryl hurd joints us live at union city police headquarters what are people in the neighborhood saying? >> reporter: jess, this coach is beloved in the community. everyone i talked to tonight, in shock. but one neighbor says that he is inspect, refusing to believe the allegations. police say they started investigating victor juarez in early may when a young victim made a complaint about her soccer coach. >> the allegations are lewd acts with a child under 14 years old and annoying or molesting a child. >> reporter: police si say the charges include physical and emotional abuse of a minor. the victim was 11 years old when the alleged molestation began. >> although to date we only have this one allegation of misconduct with this victim, he's been around other children, and we just don't know. it is a sensitive matter. >> reporter: parents say juarez was at one time the union city youth soccer league director. he no longer holds that position. they say he loved coaching but noticed that he wasn't around much the last couple of months. recently he moved to alameda as a soccer league manage

cheryl hurd, this is a weird and gruesome crime. >> reporter: we blurred the pictures of the remains of about a dozen dead dogs found stuffed in three garbage bags in a ditch in vallejo. >> the smell is very bad. >> reporter: a woman walking her dog discovered the animals in february. >> they had all been killed by seemingly a shovel, a garden implement and a box cutter. >> reporter: julia orr says there are groups out there who are determined to catch the killer or killers and bring them to justice. >> animal cruelty is a precursor to human cruelty. >> reporter: the carcass of a mutilated goat was found thursday in the same area. they would like for the police to do more to solve the crime. >> we find there is an apathy around the case. authorities may not be thinking it is important because it's animals. >> reporter: animals are important to animal lovers like chris. >> should do all we can to catch him and put this thing to rest because we need to look out for our furry friends. >> reporter: solano county animal control is still investigatesing. reporting live, cheryl hurd, nbc ba

cheryl hurd has more. >> reporter: raj, the game just ended. people are making their way into the parking lots. the lines were unusually long when people were going inside the stadium. that's because guards were paying close attention to what people were bringing inside. a's season ticket holder ami and chris come to almost every a's game. tonight they noticed a change at the gate. >>> soon the effort of the security. now the line seems to be longer. >> reporter: that's because security is tighter. >> we decided to add more of the oakland police officer presence here tonight. >> reporter: looking around, you can see a big law enforcement presence. guards paying close attention to contents inside bags we even caught one guard sorting through every key on a chain. >> you have to adapt to what's going on in society. you have just got to do as much as you can to make the place safe. >> reporter: safety on the minds of almost everyone after monday's terror attack in manchester, england. just like the arena there, the coliseum has a bridge connecting

cheryl hurd is live in danville, cheryl, this kind of stuff doesn't happen in danville. to happen twice in one month it has to be frightening. >> reporter:ert that. people are eacting with shock. they are not used to violence in this area and they know no one is immune. danville police cars visible outside costco tonight shoppers reeling from this friday afternoon's smash and grab. >> i thought it was crazy. middle of the day, people come in en masse. and robbing it. it shocked me. >> reporter: it was shortly after noon. two people with masks and hoodies heading straight to the jewelry section, one of them smashing the case with a hammer. >> two subjects went inside costco, one acted as a look out and the other broke open a display case. >> reporter: as the suspects ran out a koss coemployee ran after them. a shot was fired inside the store. >> they got into a waiting vehicle, which was a silver toyota camry, probably made within the last couple of years. had paper plates on it. >> reporter: another round was fired in the parking lot as they drove away. a similar inciden

cheryl hurd joins us live in walnut creek with what parents a saying tonight. >> reporter: north gate high school right here in walnut creek is the epicenter for this fight. the proposed district would be centered around this school. and tonight, both sides were digging in their heels. >> i'm teacher at north gate. we see this move as being exclusionary. >> reporter: that's why a room full of people for and against are here. >> our vision for our students is to be global citizens and to understand social justicish news i have had neighbors and administrative tell me it's bitter parents that can't get over it. >> reporter: improvements aren't good enough for north gate community advocacy group for public schools. families who live in upper middle class north gate high area now have some 6700 signatures to leave mount diablo unified and create their own small district. they say they want control and accountability. >> comparing yourself to past performance is not the way it works. >> we are all learners. >> reporter: those against the move say creating a district with only five schools

reporting live in concord i'm cheryl hurd nbc bay area news. >> cheryl thanks for the update. >>> new at 11:00 a mystery along the coast. tonight what happened to this whale. nbc bay area sky ranger was along the coast this evening. the carcass, a 79-foot blue whale, an endangered species, this whale washed up at the beach in bolinas near highway 1 near mount itemol pieious. they were on the ground today collecting tissue for testing. scientists will be back at the scene tomorrow to perform a full neb ropp see and hopefully figure out why it died. it is a rare opportunity for them they rarely get to study blue whales because of their endangered status. >> let's check on the holiday traffic. at some point they will get to where they are going. will it be a nice weekend when they get out of their cars or get out of bed tomorrow? >> it does look better this weekend. less in the way of fog. we are also expecting warmer temperatures. while we do start off with morning clouds at 7:00 a.m. for the inland valleys we will begin to see increased sunshine at 11 a.m., warming temperatures at 1:00

nbc bay area cheryl hurd is in pleasant hill with an update from investigators. cheryl. >> reporter: well, investigators know more than what they're telling us tonight. they want to keep all information close to the vest. they really want to catch this person because the patterns in this case are getting dangerous. william cutting his vacation short, coming home to this. his car set on fire in his driveway inches from his home. >> that could have spread, and especially with people in there, you're talking lives and that's sad. you can't -- this guy has to be caught. >> reporter: investigators believe the person see here in the surveillance tape my play a role in knowing how a second car in brentwood caught fire. that fire a couple of miles from the landrums' home parked in the driveway. we know tonight the car fires in lafayette, martinez, walnut creek and two in brentwood are linked. >> what we do know is there are some characteristics of the fires that all have some commonality. >> reporter: investigators are confirming five related car fires this week, but the

cheryl hurd is livl at santa clara county courthouses with eaction.nderstand you talked to sierra's best friend? >> reporter: i did. tomorrow sierra lamar's family and her best friend will be here early tomorrow morning. they will pack this courtroom hoping for a guilty verdict. >> i thought it would come sooner. >> reporter: she has been waiting for a long time for justice for her best friend, sierra lamar. she is hoping antolin garcia torres is found guilty tomorrow, but her ultimate wish is to find sierra. >> there is still going to be the lingering question of what happened to her. we get this could have been happened and this likely did happen. >> reporter: the jury deliberated about 11 hours before reaching the verdict against the accused killer. he is charged with murdering lamar even though her body hasn't been found. the 15-year-old morgan hill teenager disappeared while walking to a school bus stop in march of 2012. defense attorneys want jurors to believe lamar is a runaway and alive. prosecutors have linked garcia torres to dna evidence. >

nbc bey area's cheryl hurd joins us from oakland international with the new details. >> reporter: it is a good thing the good samaritan was a big guy. he was able to step in between the two men and break up the fight. as you said he was on his way here to oakland international. and the rest i guess you could say is documented on video. >> there is a fight back here! >> reporter: passengers scrambling to get out of the way of two men fighting in the aisle of board this southwest flight that landed in burbank. >> the guy who beating him up, he is the victim. >> reporter: he should know. he broke it up. >> the victim did nothing. he was getting ready to disembark. the guy who started it i guess according to the victim started going crazy on him. >> reporter: cell cell phone video shows women trying to calm the two men. >> what is awesome is the women were the first ones there and they were trying to break them apart. >> reporter: a female flight attend ant rushed in, but ended up in the seat. >> if you watch carefully she is going to collapse underneath both men, boom. >> reporter: with

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i'm here with oracle's ceo mark hurd. you for joining us. >> thank you. >> as john mentioned, big news this morning. at&t moving to the oracle cloud. walk me through how this agreement, this partnership came about. >> of course, you know at&t, obviously a big company and a big customer of ours. we have been working for months together. looking at their database and environment. you can imagine how much data at&t has. at&t has in excess of an exabyte of data. a lot of that is in oracle databases and in large oracle databases. our agreement really is first to help bring all of the opportunities in the cloud and the oracle cloud to that database environment. tremendous opportunity for collaboration. bring cool new features to their database environment, which is what we're going to do. second, there's now access to our whole suite of applications. we highlighted one actually this morning in our joint press release, which was about our field service application. at&t has got 70,000 field technicians. that entire process for a

reporting live in walnut creek, cheryl hurd. >>> we're getting a first time look at what happened at a san francisco subway shop. they released surveillance from last week's shooting on market. witnessed them go behind the counter and attack an employee. they tried to stopping the attack and suddenly you see the officers arrive. that shows them with a knife in his hand going after an employee and an officer shoots him. san francisco's police chief says the video was released in the spirit of transparency. one step closer to solving a homicide in the east bay, they are elyssed this video of a suspect. he's suspected in a deadly shootding that happened last week. investigators say the man in that sketch is about 20 or 30 years old. >>> not a peaceful start to a marriage. anothinger twist in that violent marriage. dozens of people fighting at a wedding in fremont. tonight it's giving police new lead. tonight from that popular banquet hall with the very latest. >> reporter: this is the parking lot where that happened. it was more than a brawl. police say one is in the hospital and anothe

i want to go to will hurd, former cia officer. a lot to talk about. congressman i want to start with this form that we now know jeff sessions did not include information about his meetings with russians. when -- you filled out this page, reegt? i would assume. you were a krail agent. >> yes. >> does it surprise you to hear that he did not list any contact he had had with the russian ambassad ambassador. >> i think the intense scrutiny he knew he was going to go under, oversharing is probably better than undersharing. a lot of these forms you talk about close and continuing contact, that those are the kinds of people that you report on the form, because you don't report -- let's say you have a favorite restaurant and you go there every night and the person that is your favorite server is somebody from spain. that person is not going to go on this form. >> right. >> in this instance, so we have to remember that. we also have to remember that 23 million of these forms were stolen by the chinese a year and a half ago and everybody was outraged. whether it

decades >> you just realize that everybody is going through that same kind of security. >> cheryl hurdnbc bay area news. >> developing news in san francisco this morning. a potential break in the case of a missing uber driver there h.48-year-old piseth chai. his car was found on friday night near ingle street in the bay view. he disappeared on mother's day. police are hoping to release more information later this morning. >>> an alarming crime in san rafael where aburg solar on the run this morning after being chased out of an apartment. this is the sketch that have man. police say he pointed a flashlight at a woman's face to wake her up. police say the man thought she would be alone but her boyfriend was there and ran him out of the apartment. that suspect is described as 5'11" with a stocky build and dark colored short curly hair. >> new at 1 is being, bills couldly's lawyers are crying fowl after the jury selection in the sexual assault case. today marks the third day of jury selection and cosby's lawyer say only one black person has been picked among the first 11 jurors. prosecutor

reporting live, i'm cheryl hurd. >>> another shake up for san jose's largest private employer c i sco. plans to cut more jobs. they say this is part of a restructuring plan as they switch to a mainly soft ware focussed firm. ♪ >>> one of the biggest rock groups on the planet just wrapping up their concert at levi stadium. u 2 on tour for their album. a vta spokesperson says there will be late service available because the concert went well after the curfew. that means the cost for keeping the trains running late. it's still unclear who will pick up the tab. >>> so you still making parts? >> no. >> what about this part that i bought on the internet? >> call 911. >> i'm senior investigative reporter, stephen stock. coming up we investigate how these dangerous airplane parts could impact your safety the next time you fly. >>> i'm meteorologist, jeff ranieri. tracking skies. i'll let you know about 90s. >>> the problems popping up around the lake that have neighbors and visitors frustrated. when they fail. our continuing investigation has sc >>> they are not approved by the it faa and the

reporting live, i'm cheryl hurd. >>> i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri.er hot 90s and record setting heat a major change that coastline. you could see the fog moving into san francisco. i'll show you how much it cools us down tomorrow. that's in less than 10 minutes. >>> it's probably the worst pain i had in my life. >> a 61-year-old veteran, we investigate what nearly killed him and why he's now blaming one bay area town. >>> also have you seen codau? the desperate search for this stolen dog and the clue that could help them track down koda. back to our breaking news in san jose... ths is a live look in the willow glen neigbohood. our sources are telling us- - a man shot two people - -and >>> want to get back to our breaking news in san jose. this is a live look in the willow glen neighborhood. our sources are telling us a man has shot two people and then shot himself. now we're still waiting for sjpd to secure the scene. again in willow glen. we're also waiting for them to give us the official details. we'll be updating this story through the night. >>

he talked with nbc bay area cheryl hurd about the fight that went on inside the cabin. cheryl has more. >> reporter: passengers scrambling to get out of the way of two men fighting in the aisles on board this southwest flight that landed in burbank. >> the guy beating him up is the victim. >> reporter: daniel green should know. he's one who broke up the fight. >> the victim did nothing. he was just getting to disembark. the guy who started it i guess according to the victim said this guy just started going crazy on me. >> stop it. >> reporter: corel phone video shows passengers attempting to calm tensions between the two men. >> what was awesome was the women were the first ones there, and they were trying to grab this guy and try to break them apart but couldn't sghoo a female flight attendant rushed in and ended up in had the so the. >> if you watch carefully she will collapse underneath both men. >> reporter: with the men slugging it out on top of her. >> and i saw people with their cell phones, everybody is like this but nobody is helping. >> reporter: that's when g

cheryl hurd joins us live from the port of oakland. that has to be an unnerving warning to the truckers. >> reporter: many truckers i talked to tonight say they are already taking recautions because they say now is not the time to be complacent. the port of oakland is one of the busiest ports in the united states. trucks moving around by night and by day. truckers here know they can be a target for terrorists. >> it's just the times we live n. it's our era. >> reporter: truck driver sam espinoza says he is not surprised by the tsa warning. >> unfortunately you have got to be alert like that. but it's the reality. >> reporter: the latest reality check came last month in stockholm when a man stole a beer truck, and plowed into a department store. a new report from tsa says more than 170 people have been killed in terror attacks using trucks since 2014. the worst, nice, france, last year. 87 killed. >> down in the field. out in the operations, people are not paying attention. there is a complacent see because there have not been trucks us

nbc bay area news's cheryl hurd joins us. >>> panicked families are turned to in a desperate attempt to find their loved ones. the mchz arena turned into a chaotic team. social media showed video of thousands running and screaming for their lives after an explosion at manchester arena. all of them shaken. the pop star's concert had just let out when what british authorities call a suicide blast shook the area. >> we are currently treating this as a terrorist incident until we have further information. >> reporter: dozens of ambulances racing to the scene as police blocked off the area. the blast was captured on this dash cam. the sound so strong some say they could feel it in this chest. one parent was lucky enough to find his daughter. >> big flash. and then a woosh of air. then just went what the hell is that? >> reporter: ariana grande herself responding to the deadly blast in an emotional tweet, saying "broken. from the bottom of my heart. i am so, so sorry. i don't have words. >> this is clearly a very concerning time. >> reporter: it is also concerning for city officials here i

reporting live in freemont, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> new at 11:00 a dramatic fire had the east bay. check that out. oakland firefighters say they responded to flames underneath 580. this is right near the emeryville border. the fire started at a homeless encampment. the thick black smoke to be seen for miles so far, no reports of how the fire started. >>> three boys are accused of targeting a woman. it happened 8:00 p.m. on the west side of the student services center. a woman says three contain teenagers 12 to 15 years old rode by on their bikes and one of them grabbed her. last month a man was arrested accused of groping five women on campus. there have been a string of sexual batteries on other campuses in recent weeks. >>> who shot a 15-year-old boy to death? why would they? that's what san francisco police are fooig trying to figure out tonight. it hatched on sunset near kirkham in what is otherwise a quiet neighborhood. do police think it was ran dam or was the boy targeted. >> reporter: police believe this boy was targeted. people in the neighborhood say they heard

equally i think touching a raw nerve here and there and here we are now in the second, hurd found. we made a film called the choicd where we put in the biography of hillary clinton and donald trumi last september. this is the first of what will probably be nine or 10 or 12 films in 48 years depending on how long the trump administration last. we are here for serious longform journalism to take the high road to the 30,000-foot view not above the fray of politics but to get down in there and say how do these dots connect? you think you know a lot about what's been happening with trump. it's been in the headlines every day. last week a shocking revelation. we think it will help you understand some of the motivation and some of the shakespearean war going on behind all of those headlines and all of those groups.in i'm not really in the scoop business but i'm in the connecting scoops business they get to see a real trend and that trend is establishing itself in a way that i hope our viewers over the years now as they have with the clinton first of administration and the bush ofon admini

four officers were hurd. may 1 is known as international workers day.is following the marches from our west coast news hub. trace? >> in many cities, protesters are skilling keep and leaving work and vowing to join in civil disruptions. we have not seen a lot of violence but right now moving into the early evening hours is when police are concerned about unrest. new york city is expecting tens of thousands of protesters as the video you just saw. one large group in grand central station and bryant park and into a macy's store where they continued their chance. another group of about 500 gathers outside a wells fargo and j.p. morgan headquarters protesting what they called corporate backers of hate. the plan is to target companies that build immigration detention facilities and have ties to the trump administration. at least a dozen were arrested for civil disobedience and authorities are on high alert in los angeles and seattle where last year a violent protester threw a molotov cocktail at police. john? >> and they've had some of that in paris as well.

discrimination or more local control snm nbc bay area's cheryl hurd has more from walnut cre creek. >'m a teacher at northgate and we see this move as being exclusionary. >> reporter: that's why a group of people for and against are here. >> our vision is for our students to be global citizens. >> i've had administrators told me i'm just a bitter parent, i just need to get over it. that mt. diablo is making improvements >> reporter: improvements aren't good enough for a northgate advocacy program for public schools. families who live in the uppeder middle class northgate area now have some 6,700 signatures to leave mt. diablo unified and create their own small district. they say they want controls and accountability. >> comparing yourself to past underperformance is not the way the world works. >> we're all learners. >> reporter: those against the move say creating a district with only five schools in the affluent areas in and around walnut creek promotes segregation, pushing black and brown students out of their proposed district. >> we have many students who will no longer have acce

party if you look at the representatives and the leadership of that party, and i'm friends with will hurdi have great faith in what they contribute to the republican party, but they are not right now at the top ranking decision-makers of leadership. >> tucker: but you're not allowing for the possibility that people are individuals and they reach their own, not necessarily in reference to the group, whatever group you think they belong to. it's because they're each one created by god to make his own choices? >> this is not individually about race, this is a lack of ideological diversity and diversity of perspective. lack of diversity of experience. >> tucker: those are all real arguments, the race part is grotesque. >> it's not. race is a part of diversity.s, ideological, gender diversity. diversity of perspective and diversity of experience, and you have to take that diversity of experience into account when making a policy as important as health care. >> tucker: what concerns me here is we're opening up a can ofo worms, and i get part of what you're saying, but you think diversity in per

no one was hurd hurt. >>> 6:33. 56 degrees outside.ury selection begins today in bill cosby's sexual assault trial. the trial social securiitself s weeks from today in montgomery county. jurors are being picked in pittsburgh because of pretrial publicity. katy zachry is live with more on the type of person the lawyers will be looking for. obviously very different between the prosecution and the defense who they want in the jury peel. tell us more. >> reporter: right. experts say the defense will likely choose older jurors, possibly men. some who are star struck and fans of bill cosby. the prosecution will aim younger, more discerning candidates. questions that will likely be asked in the courtroom include are you a fan of "the cosby show," and are you the victim of sexual assault or know anyone who was victimized. they have to agree on 12 jurors and 6 alternates. they will return to montgomery county for the june trial. they will hear the sexual assault case stemming from 2004 when bill cosby allegedly molested temple university employ

i mean we do. [ applause ] >> charles hurd of the washington times writing shut up, jimmy kimmel, youp about partisan politics. matt lewis saying i don't think this the right move for him to do to politicize this. this is a guy who is incredibly rich, of course. he's not going to have a problem. republicans are trying to fix this and bring premiums down. i think this is sort of scare mongering. and former congressman joe walsh saying this. >> a late night comedian gets all teary eyed and understandably so, and then he gets political, and that moves our health care policy? i got no doubt that what jimmy kimmel said the other night will move republican votes probably tomorrow. >> back with me, jane and erin. >> i think with a reaction like that, they obviously didn't want to see jimmy kimmel come out and say that because it probably just whips up support for the democratic position on this. >> actually, tactically they have now made this a bigger spotlight by -- >> absolutely. the more people talk about it, the more people mention it, the more people who are actually going to watch it a

will hurd has tak thed on this and he's trying to bring our government into the era of cloud computing. this is a big, big mark forward in bipartisan progress in getting waste out of government. as we speak, the ways and means committee is holding major hearing today on examinie ining pro-growth tax reform. pro-growth means growth of wages, growth of jobs, growth of opportunity and growth of our economy. also this week, the education and work force committee approved bipartisan legislation to improve career and technical education. this will make it easier to connect people with the skills they need to get good paying, in demand jobs. wherever i go, in wisconsin last week, we have a real skills gap between the skills people need to get good jobs and the good jobs that are out there being offered. this is something we really have to address. i'm very pleased that the education work force committee is moving forward on this legislation. later today, armed services committee chairman thorn berry will unveil the third installment in his effort to streamline the pentagon's bureaucracy and i

will hurd has really taken the lead on this, and he's trying to bring our government into the era ofhug computing and this is a big, big mark forward in bipartisan progress in getting waste out of government. as we speak, the ways and means committee is holding a major hearing today on examining pro growth tax reform. pro growth means just that, growth of wages, growth of jobs, growth of opportunity, and growth of our economy. also this weeks, the education and workforce committee unanimously approved bipartisan legislation to improve career and in technical education, making it easier to connect people with the skills they need to get good-paying, in-demand jobs. i've got to tell you, wherever i go, just in wisconsin last week, we have a real skills gap between the skills people need to get good jobs and the good jobs that are out there being offered. this is something that we really have to address, and i'm very pleased that the education workforce committee is moving forward on this legislation. later today, armed services committee chairman matt gor gorenbury will unveil his effo

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. >>> today oracle mark hurd, the cloud competition and race for revenue. >>> welcome back to "squawka friedman is here. she's out with an op-ed in "the wall street journal" today. she joins us now to talk about it. you go through a couple of different things in terms of market structure, in terms of what type of -- how activism can work and what shareholders should be able to do. what's the big headline you want to take away? >> i think the goal is to reassert a balance between the private and public markets. we're a big believer in that balance. we have the nasdaq private market, we talked about that before. we want to make sure every investor has an opportunity ultimately to join in the growth and success of these great companies that we have that have been formed in the united states. we also see that 74% of all job creation over the last 16 years has come after the company's gone public. if we don't have the companies go public, it could ultimately limit the jobs they're able to create and achieve. and yet companies are really hesitant to join the public markets. and if you look