hurd. hurd: thank you, i would like to associate myself with colleagues who have thanked secretary johnson for his years of service to our country. secretary, -- mr. secretary, i have two sets of questions i'd love to chat with you about. the first sets are what ifs. and i ask these what ifs under context of we're trying to figure out what could we have done differently and what should we do in the future? i know one of the things you are trying to do during your time as secretary of the department of homeland security was, the reorganization of the npdd. right.nson: mr. hurd: if the npdd had been reorganized the way you had envisioned it, and let's say that had happened in early 2016, how would that have helped in dealing with this issue that we dealt with in our elections? it is difficult to , had something been done, the outcome would have been different. i'll say two things. one, i do think that there is strong advantage to reorganizationing npdd into a leaner and meaner organization th

congressman will hurd, former undercover c.i.a. officer, entrepreneur and cybersecurity expert, will hurd is the u.s. representative for the 23rd congressional district of texas from san antonio to el paso and includes 800 miles of the u.s./mexico border. in washington he serves on the permanent select committee on intelligence, as well as the vice chair of the maritime and border security subcommittee. on the committee for homeland security and as the chairman for information technology subcommittee on the oversight and government reform committee. immediately on my left is nicholas rasmussen, the director of the national counterterrorism center, what most of you know is the nctc. prior to becoming nctc director he served with the national security council staff as special assistant to the president and senior director for counterterrorism. where he was responsible for providing staff support to the president, the national security adviser, and homeland security adviser. on counterterrorism policy and strategy he also previously s

nbc bay area cheryl hurd joining us on the ground at that ups facility. we were just updated by police. we heard that. what do you have from your vantage point? >> reporter: well, i was listening in on the press conference, and just to reiterate that, this is just a horrible tragedy, a workplace shooting. nothing to do with terrorism. i know a lot of people may be thinking that, but -- but the police department just confirmed that it was a workplace situation. nothing to do with tragedy -- to do with terrorism rather, and it has touched many lives. now, people are walking around in a days. what we're looking at are ups trucks lining up. the police have the building surrounded is and technical units are here, and they have the whole place cordoned off while they gather information. now, i talked to a ups worker, and he was walking around in a d. aze. >> and i heard bam, bam, bam, six shots. seven inside, everybody runs out and on the corner of san bruno and 17 and i hear at least five more shots. >> did you see the gunman? >> no. >> do you know the gunman?

later, by the way we'll have an sclouf on interview with mark hurd >>> they want to take a major stake in american airlines, what is that all about? >> smoke 'em peace pipe? >> we'll try to figure that out to the best we can by the way, what as to yim cramer and homer simpson have in common adobe's ceo shows us. >> he's game. >> he's got a demo of its newest product. >> i want to see that. >> we have so much to talk about, it's scary. >>> let's start off with oracle. they are up in the premarket, on track to open at a record high for this company after it posted better than expected quarterly results. it got a bit lift from the cloud computing business, trying to go into competition with the likes of microsoft p. >> yep. >> and google or alphabet as we like to call it, mark hurd saying it was the best quarter ever heard don't want to miss that. what are your thoughts, jim? >> eight for nine, david eight for nine nine analysts on the conference call, eight of them say -- that's the highest ratio i have seen in 2017, which makes it so that you have to understand they delivered. now, davi

let's begin with nbc bay area cheryl hurd live near the u.p.s. facility. cheryl? >> reporter: some of the roads are open right now but 17th street is still closed down. this investigation will not be rushed. he wants to determine exactly what went on here. it all started to unfold at 9:00 a.m. that's when gunfire erupted. as workers ran to safety on the roof of the u.p.s. building, lewis williams says he was down below in the middle of a chaotic scene when shots rang out at the u.p.s. service distribution center in san francisco. >> all of a sudden, there was shots fired on the opposite corner and i looked down and someone -- a man fell to the ground. >> reporter: the shooting happened just before 9:00 a.m. drivers were on the third floor of the building, preparing for a meeting. >> he just happened to be right behind me. i was just right in my truck. and i had the pcm ride with the bikes. and i hear, pop, pop, pop, six, seven shots, probably. >> forces are identifying the shooter as jimmy lam, workers telling nbc bay area that lam opened fire on his coworkers. we

hurd for his opening statement. >> thank you. two years plus that i have been in congress i have learned one thing and that is that americans protect the federal government to protect their personal information. sadly as evidence by the devastati devastating data breach, this is not the case. social security numbers can be used to perpetuate identity theft or worse. you never know what a piece of information the bad actors need to achieve their goals. the oversight committee recently held a hearing on the irs data breach and used that information to file fraudulent forms with the irs. in fact, tomorrow the house is scheduled to consider a social security fraud act and prohibits folks by sending social security numbers by mail. the social security administration has over 175 mlg wage earners and records on everybody living and dead. veterans administration has held records on over 800 -- the va currently uses social security as a patient identifier. protecting these numbers is important for all americans. but given that social sec

nbc area's cheryl hurd joins us from the jail with the latest. cheryl? >> reporter: derek al mena arrived here four hours ago. alameda county sheriffs will travel to los angeles to pick up max harris, all of this after terror for 36 families. i talked to one of the victim's mothers last night. >> that place was set up like a death trap. our daughters and sons didn't have much of a chance. >> reporter: reaction from a mother whose mother was one of the first to be identified after the ghost ship fire. she told me tonight that the arrests of two men facing involuntary manslaughter charges couldn't come soon enough. >> you feel like you are in this state of limbo waiting to hear something. it feels better to know there is movement going on. >> reporter: that moment became apparent at a news conference. the alameda county district attorney nancy o'mali explaining why the two men were arrested today. >> the defendants knowingly created a fire trap and are now facing the consequence of their actions. >> reporter: authorities arrested derek almena in lake count

reporting live in oakland i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> i will see you there.s very much, another look at the fireworks over oracle arena. i mean, this is really something special shooting up over the arena why they won it. for the people who rooted for them all year long, and for many many years. a spectacular fireworks display. anybody in oakland could see it. you could see it from san francisco. you could see it from long ways away. for all warriors fans to the east and across to the san francisco bay. wow, spectacular. not all fireworks were legal. this is the unofficial fireworks show. 14th and broadway, downtown oakland. couple hundred people turned out to celebrate that and watch those illegal fireworks. but they were still good-looking, to be honest about it. they were very nice. live look from sky ranger right now overhead. looking at tcrowd now. they seem to be middle, no problems. having a good time. >> nobody wants to go home. peaceful. >> jean elle spent the evening with fans in oakland. she is live in downtown right now. jean? >> reporter: no one

cheryl hurd is in belmont with update on the crime and the search. cheryl. >> reporter: well, raj police say he is armed and that's why they're concerned tonight. the captain here tells me they got a call earlier this evening. take a look at this video. the man was in this parking lot pistol whipped and bloody. he told police he came here to sell marijuana. instead of money changing hands the suspect took his gun and bet him in the face and took off running with a backpack with an undisclosed amount of marijuana. he ran into a creek behind the shopping center. police the area on lockdown. asking everyone to stay inside. now the suspect jumped into a drain pipe and got away. the victim was treated at the scene, a belmont man in his 20s with non-life threatening injuries. police still looking for the man. any say he is asian or hispanic in his 20s with curl hair. has a tattoo on his neck and wearing red shorts and a black tee shirt. don't approach this man just call police. reporting live in belmont cheryl hurd, nba bay area news. >> okay thank you ver

red dots representing stolen cars - no concentration to speak of anywhere.but what lieutenant john hurdts people to realizeis that car thefts áare becoming a problem, even in little ol' livermore."how many cars do you think are stolen in livermore each year?20?there are 292 vehicles stolen each year.oh my gosh."take emily smith, for example.she and her husband had their car stolen áthree timesá in a six-month period last year."i think they just used a screwdriver or something to get in and sta it."each time, the cars were stolen from the ásame parking spot at their gatetment complex.fortunately, they got their car back after each theft."we make sure to lock our car, we bought a club. we bought newer cars."and those are the types of things police want you to do.don't make it easy for the thieves.(nats) "folks are starting their cars and warming them up in their driveway."hurd says about 20 of this year's stolen cars got jacked during just such a situation.remember valuables, tools, and other items insidemight also be the things that call out to car thieves.(reporter)"on a positive note14

cheryl hurd joins us live in concord with the story this has been going on for a while. >> reporter: it has and the future of the mount deebl o unified school district sat stake. one side wants to stay married. the other side wants a divorce. >> i don't live within the district lines or the school lines for north gate. this goes through i will be excluded. >> soon to be high school senior lucy doesn't want to be excluded that's why she says she is against the is he session from the school district. >> i don't see it something as they're doing in favor of the students they're doing against. >> north gate add volkty for school submitted a petition with 6800 signature asking to leave the school board. >> school board member job tonight was to discuss and listen to concerned parents. >> we want this to happen. but we don't want to wait any longer. >> those against the breakup held a rally saying the move is discriminatory. >> it's going to keep some of our students in greatest need, hurt them by taking away some of the services we've got. >> services black and brown students need and wil

cheryl hurd is trying to get.to the bottom of it live in oakland. are the players in or out. >> reporter: you said it first, they haven't even been invited yesterday yet. but i did talk to a warriors insider. he says if they are invited he has a lot of reasons to believe they will not go. it has taken less than 24 hours for the warriors historic win to turn into a question about politics. will the warriors go to the white house? >> everything i got today says that if they are invited they will not go. >> reporter: monte poole is the warriors insider for nbc sports bay area. >> when donald trump was elected president the question came right then and there. >> reporter: that question was put off until now. the team's coach, steve kerr has been very vocal on his feelings on the current administration. >> really going against the principles of what our country is about. >> reporter: earlier this year he spoke out against president trump's travel ban, and he was quoted in may saying the commander in chief couldn't be more ill suited to be president. >> i

mark hurd will be on cnbc today at 11:00 a.m. eastern.%. >>> takata shares down over 50% after reports came out overnight that the company will file for bankruptcy protection as early as monday this comes as japanese air bagmaker faces billions in liability stemming from the biggest recall in automotive history. shares of steel case are mrangimrang i plunging after weaker than expected sales >>> up next, hungry for tax reform we're headed to the front lines of u.s. economy to hear what small business owners want from president trump. >>> and don't miss a cnbc exclusive with goldman sachs president and co-coo harvey sha wa schwartz his first television interview he's jntoi number two with david solomon. hey. hi. hi. you guys going to the company picnic this weekend? picnics are delightful. oh, wish we could. but we're stuck here catching up on claims. but we just compared historical claims to coverages. but we have those new audits. my natural language api can help us score those by noon. great. see you guys there. we would not miss it. wa

cheryl hurd joins us live from the uc berkeley campus. tell us more about what happened. >> reporter: well, police here tell me that the suspect is being held on a psych hold and the toddler was take tony the hospital. how did this happen, and why is a parent's worst nightmare. >> the baby and the nanny were playing on the playground. >> reporter: jameson agreed to talk to us as long as we didn't show his face. on monday afternoon he says he came face to face with a potentially deadly situation at people's park in berkeley, involving a park resident and a 2-year-old boy. >> she just walked up to him and grabbed him. >> and then what? >> then she stuck her hands in his mouth. >> reporter: his nanny immediately checked inside his mouth and saw it was empty. she frantically called uc berkeley police. they responded with officers and paramedics. 36-year-old saidina thomas was arrested on the spot. >> she is not a good person. she steals everybody's stuff. >> reporter: on this day police say she came clean telling paramedics she gave the toddl

charlie hurd joins us this evening. what happens here could set a legal precedent. what's the latest? >> reporter: it could. last night, the school board voted to expel the student who owned the account. that case may set the stage for a battleground between the first amendment and the school board education code. >> we feel it's illegal in violation of my client's first amendment rights and the california education code in a code that protects students' free speech giving them more protection than the federal first amendment does. >> essentially what's happening is the school is trying to control what its students think, say, do, privately among friends away from school. >> reporter: albany high was in the spotlight in march when the student discovered a social media account containing pictures of female students, most of them african-americans some posted next to aps she says the pictures were offensive but not intended to do physical harm to students. >> our supreme court just two days ago issued a unanimous decision saying free speech is protected. >> one parent

nbc bay area cheryl hurd is in the castro in evening where the party is in full swing. cheryl. >> reporter: it is definitely a party sphere here in castro as you can see the streets are filling up the flgs are up and everyone is in a fantastic mood but in weekend will pride weekend will focus on diverse didty the a a too many when security concerns are at a all-time high. friday night in the castro is one of the party locations for guy pride weekend. tonight time to celebrate np. >> so many of us have been trained to keep ourselves silent and to hide. and we're not meant to be that way. >> weekend events that will ultimately end with a gay pride parade. a parade filled with flets that will travel down market street on sunday. >> this parade this year has the record of the most floats this company ever put out. >> weekend celebrations started at dolores park and the trans march. >> i'm excited to be able to embrace moua i sexuality. >> san francisco police and the fbi are worried about the threat of a terror attack during pride week. the big concern, the huge crowds. >>

congressman hurd, i look forward to the testimony.ank you so much. >> thank you, anderson. >>> white house staffers are trying to figure out how to handle the crisis. they're also trying to figure out how to handle working for a boss like president trump. i talked to michael bloomberg about trump's managing style and more when "360" returns. stay out front with tempur-pedic. our proprietary material automatically adjusts to your weight, shape and temperature. so you sleep deeply, and wake up feeling powerful. find your exclusive retailer at tempurpedic.com when it comes to reducing the evsugar in your family's dietom. coke, dr. pepper, and pepsi hear you and we're working together to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all. smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels, and reminders to think balance. because we know mom wants what's best. more beverage choices, smaller portions, less sugar. balanceus.org new colorista. from l'oreal paris. a playful new line of hair color. pink hair, bl

what we heard from mark hurd and heard on the call last night is part of oracle's deliberate step towardsringing all of these applications at once to the cloud. follow on to the enterprise. i've been trying to say this for a long time. >> all right, we'll give you credit too i think i'm in the pundit category bammel is talking about having a $62 price target on this they're giving them a peak multiple that is a difference a quarter can make >> i think the difference is, the question is are we still in a best of breed rear when it comes to cloud software where people go with a sales force because they feel like that's better or are we entering the con seen yens pha convenience phase where people want to go with a suite? >> price target raised at wells fargo, deutsche bank, goldman sachs and jeffries on this quarter. you're seeing the stock move up 9% >>> senate republicans releasing a draft of the health care overhaul market reaction, health stocks on the move. mostly higher from insurance stocks to hospitals. our reporter is digging through the 142 pages on capitol hill. >> senators moved

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nick hurd the police and fire ministers saying he did not wa nt to fire ministers saying he did not wantrlier in the day. i think actually we can hear from the police and fire minister... it is the worst nightmare anyone can think of, fire ina nightmare anyone can think of, fire in a tower block and sympathy, support and solidarity to all those stuck in the tower who have managed to be rescued or lost loved ones or do not know what has happened to their friends do not know what has happened to theirfriends and do not know what has happened to their friends and family. and a huge thank you to the fire service, police and ambulance and all other emergency services that got there so quickly. the fire service were on the scene within six minutes but fighting fire in a massive tower block like grenfell tower is a huge and very dangerous undertaking. just think about it, we're wanting to get out as quickly as we can but the firefighters and police have to go in to that incredibly dangerous place and we rely on them. i think we can now hearfrom place and we rely on them. i think we can now hear

reporting live in san francisco i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news.want us to show your pride. on want to see your photoing from tonight and through the weekend. you can tag us on facebook or twitter. we're also build ago slide slow on website. intting to san francisco on b.a.r.t. tonight wasn't easy. hopefully you weren't caught up in this. take a look at the crowd of passengers burning debris inside the tracks nasdaq the tube caused delays starting after 6:00 right during the peak hour of the commute. ia ls quickly arrived and were able to put out flames. /cu= popular hiking spot proves deadly for a bay area teen fch 17-year-old fell to her death at lands end last night in she went well beyond posted warnings but thveral hikers say they do the same things every day. there were flowers put near the too, where she fell and a note went out to the family explaining she died after losing soft yg. thers at land end go to thiricted area and it is danger. ru there are some areas where the ground is very soft and you could flip very easy. there is also a lot

red dots representing stolen cars - no concentration to speak of anywhere.but what lieutenant john hurd wants people to realizeis that car thefts áare becoming a problem, even in little ol' livermore."how many cars do you think are stolen in livermore each year?20?there are 292 vehicles stolen each year.oh my gosh."take emily smith, for example.she and her husband had their car stolen áthree timesá in a six-month period last year."i think they just used a screwdriver or something to get in and start it."each time, the cars were stolen from the ásame parking spot at their gated apartment complex.fortunately, they got their car back after each theft."we make sure to lock our car, we bought a club. we bought newer cars."and those are the types of things police want you to do.don't make it easy for the thieves.(nats) "folks are starting their cars and warming them up in their driveway."hurd says about 20 of this year's stolen cars got jacked during just such a situation.remember valuables, tools, and other items insidemight also be the things that call out to car thieves."i always lock my c

. >> the journalists but on election day 2016 your voices were hurd all across the sbir? you we have been waiting for these far long time. i wan to thank you, chairman, for doing that. great job. it's just perfect. this package includes the davis oliver act whose passage i called for nearly a year ago at my inauguration speech and imboth takes place in phoenix, arizona. it was named for michael daifrs and danny oliver who were gun everybody knew this morn was big trouble and they begged law enforgsment to get them out. they were unable to do this. >> the. >> we are mononoring them. >> thatening you. thank you. >> your hef ledge to be joined by melissa. >> right here. >> that's what i thought. >> your father was a true hero. you know that and a great gentle nan and we we miss him. calling on all members of congress by passing these life saving measures in the housz and the senate and then sending them to my disk for a very expect signature. you zroent to wait. it will be >>> the the to save american lives and also to start getting smart. so with that i would like to ask ea

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let's begin with nbc bay area cheryl hurd live near the u.p.s. facility. cheryl? >> reporter: some of the roads are open right now but 17th street is still closed down. this investigation will not be rushed. he wants to determine exactly what went on here. it all started to unfold at 9:00 a.m. that's when gunfire erupted. as workers ran to safety on the roof of the u.p.s. building, lewis williams says he was down below in the middle of a chaotic scene when shots rang out at the u.p.s. service distribution center in san

responding for the government, nick hurd said that he was speaking to local authorities and the emergencyis question to them at all times was, what do you need? he said in emergency meetings, we must deal with this as if the people in the building were our friends and our loved ones. at the moment, we're at the point of emergency response, making sure these people are be housed. you make these people are be housed. you make the point —— he made the point, in reference to jeremy corbyn, the point —— he made the point, in reference tojeremy corbyn, that they might be put in bed—and—brea kfast on the they might be put in bed—and—breakfast on the coast along way from home, but they were guaranteeing that they would be rehoused in the local area. we know there is going to be this public enquiry. people here want a nswe rs very public enquiry. people here want answers very quickly. we know from past experience that full public enquiries can take a while to come up enquiries can take a while to come up with their recommendations and their answers. i think that is a problem, and we don't yet know

reporting live in oakland i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> this is not a joke. this is very serious. >> still ahead, president trump costumes, confederate flags and stunning accusations. legal action a former employee is taking against a pleasanton construction company. >>> drivers behair, getting to tahoe to be troublesome this weekend. the problem that forced caltrans to close a major highway for the next several days. killing an australian tourist in san francisco. this i accused of punching and killing an australian tourist in san francisco. that is david morillo from san bernardino county. police say he got into a foot with matthew bate outsidet his hotel on friday. bate died from his injuries. >>> the mother accused of abandoning her 5-year-old in ocean beach is due to be in court tomorrow. she shoved the girl out of the car monday night. she then drove off with her 1-year-old son. she faces felony child endangerment charges. >>> the woman accused of drugging a 2-year-old at a berkeley park is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow. she was allegedly placing d

in parliament, nick hurd was questioned, and we can continue with this report.ency, who is in charge? the prime minister met firefighters who have given everything at grenfell, but none of the families that have lost everything they had. she met volunteers on the ground, but returning to number 10, the focus today, getting help to those that need it. the government stands ready to provide every assistance necessary to the emergency services and to the local authority. i know we've all heard absolutely heartbreaking, as i did this morning, heartbreaking stories of the people that were caught up in this terrible, terrible tragedy. the labour leader was on hand in a local church, hearing fears... somebody has to be held accountable, somebody has to be held responsible. we do not want this kicked into the long grass. we do not want the government to hide this with some hollow platitudes that lessons will be learned. ...and anger. give them hell. give them absolute hell. they knew. they knew that grenfell was unsafe. they knew that. we cannot allow people to live in

reporting live in san francisco, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> live video now of the suspected gunman's home on fourth avenue in san francisco's richmond districts. our camera as caught police going in and out all afternoon. nbc bay area has learned exclusive details about the gunman. >> reporter: we were the first one to arrive as police swarmed this duplex on fourth avenue in san francisco's inter-richard neighborhood. this is the home of jimmy lamb, the ups driver who police say shot five people at his job site before killing himself in front of police tell. sources tell me that lamb has a history of mental issues and may have been upset with his boss. we've also learned that he's had a previous criminal history involving dui charges. neighbors tell us that they've seen him around in his uniforms but that he largely kept to himself. usually smoking out at duplex window or talking on his cell phone. they say hearing he may have killed coworkers is stunning. >> i'm just in shock, i just heard about it. i heard about it from one of the neighbors. >> reporter: police have spent

and we begin with cheryl hurd. >> reporter: well the wind is starting to pick up again, and this fire is 100% contained 40 acres burned. crews are still on the scene making sure all of the hot spots are out. fire started this afternoon putting the neighborhood in a panic. wind and hot weather were not on their side. >> we could have lost the whole neighborhood. >> reporter: fire breaking out at 1:00 this afternoon. thick vegetation kept the fire burning. >> it stopped it along the fence where the houses are. but the fences were on fire. >> reporter: fire captain said some could be avoided he blames the closure of station 26. >> we came all the way from columbus and this is the first engine or apparatus with water. came from columbus and 80. >> the fire got from the freeway to here in about eight minutes. >> reporter: one witness said a car fire sparked the blaze. >> came to ourouses and burned down our fences and the back of our homes. >> reporter: it has happened before? >> years and years. >> many streets were blocked off. firefighters and officials say people can come back to their

and at westminster mps questioned the minister for policing and the fire service nick hurd.ur mp david lammy, one of whose friends is still missing, called for a criminal investigation. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports on the political reaction. in an emergency, who's in charge? the prime minister met firefighters who have given everything at grenfell, but none of the families that have lost everything they had. she met volunteers on the ground, but returning to number 10, the focus today, getting help to those that need it. the government stands ready to provide every assistance necessary to the emergency services and to the local authority. i know we've all heard absolutely heartbreaking, as i did this morning, heartbreaking stories of the people that were caught up in this terrible, terrible tragedy. the labour leader was on hand in a local church, hearing fears... somebody has to be held accountable, somebody has to be held responsible. we do not want this kicked into the long grass. we do not want the government to hide this with some hollow platitudes that

it will be made by the police and fire minister, nick hurd.g the scene this morning, and gave this statement in the last few minutes. i visited the scene of this terrible fire this morning. i wanted a briefing from the emergency services. they have been working tirelessly in horrific conditions and i have been overwhelmed by their professionalism and bravery. i heard stories of firefighters running into the building, being protected from the falling debris by police officers using their riot shields. we thank all of emergency services for the incredible work they have done. i have also heard the confirmed number of dead is 17 but it is expected to rise further. we know 37 people are receiving treatment across hospitals in london, 17 of whom are receiving critical care. at times like this, the response of the community has been extraordinary and shows the great spirit of people responding to a tragedy such as this. i have ordered that the cross government group which is meeting to ensure that the response is properly coordinated is meeting agai

at westminster, mps questioned the minister for policing and the fire service nick hurd.pened here as a national tragedy. the labour mp david lammy, one of whose friends is still missing, called for a criminal investigation. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports on the political reaction. in an emergency, who's in charge? the prime minister met firefighters who have given everything at grenfell, but none of the families that have lost everything they had. she met volunteers on the ground, but returning to number 10, the focus today, getting help to those that need it. the government stands ready to provide every assistance necessary to the emergency services and to the local authority. i know we've all heard absolutely heartbreaking, as i did this morning, heartbreaking stories of the people that were caught up in this terrible, terrible tragedy. the labour leader was on hand in a local church, hearing fears... somebody has to be held accountable, somebody has to be held responsible. we do not want this kicked into the long grass. we do not want the government to

. -- will hurd. those happen to be the most productive legislators in the congress. mcsally has passed six building to the house. she was the most productive legislator in congress last year. she got the most bills signed into law. and those bills make a difference. not only did she preserve a bill that is important if you live in recognizedt she women that served in world war ii and allow them to be buried in arlington national cemetery. she did ring's that mattered in her district, and that is how she wins. they pay attention to their district, and work hard. we have good support networks to help them. they understand how to run a campaign. they spent it in effective ways. i do not see a democratic wave coming. know, usually there are canaries in the coal mine that show up before that indicate these -- scott brown before the 2010 wave was the canary in the coal mine that showed a wave coming. if the democrats are going to win a moral victories, there will be no canaries. it will be announcing the program -- the problem in the coal mine. this is why they have spent

in parliament, mps have been questioning nick hurd, the government minister responsible for the firelabour mp david lammy, who's friend in the tower block is still missing, has called for a criminal investigation. in an emergency, who's in charge? the prime minister met firefighters who have given everything at grenfell, but none of the families that have lost everything they had. she met volunteers on the ground, but returning to number 10, the focus today, getting help to those that need it. the government stands ready to provide every assistance necessary to the emergency services and to the local authority. i know we've all heard absolutely heartbreaking, as i did this morning, heartbreaking stories of the people that were caught up in this terrible, terrible tragedy. the labour leader was on hand in a local church, hearing fears... somebody has to be held accountable, somebody has to be held responsible. we do not want this kicked into the long grass. we do not want the government to hide this with some hollow platitudes that lessons will be learned. ..and anger. give them hell.

the bill cleared a hurd until the california assembly.it would -- it's a good step to protect immigrants. and opponents say it could keep criminals in our neighborhoods. >> if they lose that ability to go into the jail, they will go into the community. and when ice goes in the community, they are not going to take the target. if there's someone else there who is undocumented, they are likely to go too. >>> today the most expensive house race in history will come to a close. voters in georgia's 6th district are making the call between democrat jon ossoff and republican karen handel. high turnout is expected. ossoff hopes to turn his district blue for the first time since 1979. but karen handel has been urging suburban voters to show up at the polls and put her name on the ballots. >> what voters are concerned with is the access to healthcare. >> very, very encouraged by -- the enthusiasm on the ground has been amazing. >> part of the reason this race has been so closely watched is that it offers a possible preview to 2018 midterm elections

joining us now is republican congressman will hurd who sits on the intelligence committee and formerlyerved in the cia. you know from your claim and the cia that america works closely with countries like iraq and syria with civilians and military members of those countries and they need those people to translate them, to help protect them in those countries. to what extent does this undermine america's security and a sense in countries like iraq and syria?” america's security and a sense in countries like iraq and syria? i was originally against the travel ban in its initialforum just originally against the travel ban in its initial forum just for that reason and when it comes to iraq and syria the people that we are fighting shoulder to shoulder with our iraqis and syrians. this changed travel ban, if you have a relationship already, so if you are a translator, if you are going to school, you will be allowed to continue to come to the country. it addresses some of the biggest concerns we had which was making sure those that are being helpful to our country are allowed to come back and

hoekstra, will hurd and pete rasmussen. thank you. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> thank you all very much for joining us today. i'm so grateful for the opportunity to be here at the capitol hill national security forum. and i'm grateful to my co-hosts, republican senator marco rubio and i are the senate and co-hosts, chairman mccaul and congressman rupersberger, are the house co-hosts and the four of us respect the best in bicameral, bipartisan support for u.s. foreign policy. i'm grateful for this broad audience of folks across the spectrum of washington as will. i'm thrilled to have the opportunity today to talk with my dear old friend, secretary madeleine albright. i'm going to briefly introduce you, you are probably better known to this audience than any audience in the world. but i think it bears repeating on taking the prerogative of a nor to say that before your distinguished service as an ambassador to the you united nations and the 64th secretary of state you worked in the united states senate as a staffer to senator

she was with will hurd, congressman will hurd that was a couple of days ago kellyanne conway and she kernen but didn't mention -- there's several of her good friends they make friends really quickly and it's just, the whole thing has been such a phenomenal experience we're going to go down and give our support >> i like the i look like a politician head line >> hashtag i look like a politician >> the face of our representation and they do. >> and it's been around for awhile but you can become a member or contribute and i feel bad plugging there's will hurd and there's all the -- where's waldo in the back row you can see blake up there sort of in there. >> oh, i see her yeah >> it's -- >> this is like, i feel like you sort of. you would be all over this >> i am. which train you taking >> i'm driving >> and i'm riding shotgun? >> i'm driving -- maybe not. maybe scott. >> can i sit in the back >> yeah. and i got two back seats so it's not a trunk situation. >> not the third row >> did you think i -- it's come to that i'd put you in the trunk. >> really? i thought we -- remember when we

i heard the home office minister, nick hurd, saying it is a national tragedy, it is also a national shamel shame that this has happened in such a wealthy area of the world. that this has happened in such a wealthy area of the worldlj that this has happened in such a wealthy area of the world. i think you are absolutely right. it is a stain on the authorities that are supposed to be looking after people. many people in the city would say it isa stain many people in the city would say it is a stain on our collective conscious. this is part of the city where people take out their basements to build cinemas and what shrooms, and they spend hundreds of thousands of pounds on properties. and yet here you have a housing block where people have been complaining for years that pipes we re complaining for years that pipes were exposed, there was not proper access for emergency vehicles, emergency lighting didn't work, there were no fire doors, no sprinklers, electric wire problems, and that is before we talk about the cladding that seems to have funnelled the fire from top to bottom in less than ha

between 4 and 6%, oracle's nongap eps gap here between 59 and 61 creents tomorrow, we'll ask mark hurdnks about this report coming up tomorrow on sidewaqua alley, live, an exclusive. back to you. >> thank you very much, josh, and in the afterhours session here, this would be a new at least 52-week high for oracle. what do you make of this they always throw shade at each other? >> yeah, they're going to continue to throw shade at each other f. you like sales force at 54 time, you'got to love oracle he was just saying in the break, if in making the transition successfully, it's something pete has been argue iing for fo quite some time. i don't think he or anybody thought about a 10% move in the afterhour, but here we are, the point is they've made that transition now, valuation is reasonable if not cheap. i think sales force continues to go higher, but oracle is breaking to the upside >> josh brought out the metrics, it was up 66%, but the big take away to me is this is a low to mid single digit eps grow er for years. the options market, you have it up 10% it's a new all time high >> ryu

and at westminster, mps questioned the minister for policing and the fire service, nick hurd.y — one of whose friends is still missing — called for a criminal investigation. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg reports on the political reaction. in an emergency, who's in charge? the prime minister met firefighters who have given everything at grenfell, but none of the families that have lost everything they had. she met volunteers on the ground, but returning to number 10, the focus today, getting help to those that need it. the government stands ready to provide every assistance necessary to the emergency services and to the local authority. i know we've all heard absolutely heartbreaking, as i did this morning, heartbreaking stories of the people that were caught up in this terrible, terrible tragedy. the labour leader was on hand in a local church, hearing fears... somebody has to be held accountable, somebody has to be held responsible. we do not want this kicked into the long grass. we do not want the government to hide this with some hollow platitudes that lessons will

abuses drugs and alcohol to the point of accused of abusing his beautiful young wife played by amber hurd, behind up a burned out wasted man. that's not a movie role. it's your life. >> you played a role about americans being god-fearing people. i had a call today. the man said he was the going to see the pirates of caribbean movie and changed his mind. he's going to see cars instead. i thought you said that beautifully, danielle, earlier. those that feel this way, you like trump or obama, it's about elevating. we're not going here anymore. that's how -- >> i want to point out that johnny depp apologized. that may be because he's getting backlash. >> absolutely. he didn't feel so bad when everybody was cheering and laughing and he thought he was cool. he can be a shriveling hippy scarf with a hat attached to it. he's a pathetic drunk. he does haven't any money. he's accused of beating his wife. he's like i'm cool, bro. get over it. i don't think it's fair to call an assassination for a president. given what we've been seeing, incredibly irresponsible. really gross. >> i almost expect cele

. >> plus, motive unknown in a hit-and-run that hurd two police officers in adams morgan. >> and thisout getting around town this weekend. the news at 11:00 starts now. >> ♪ >> we'll have those stories in a moment. first we begin with record temperatures expected this weekend. thanks for joining us, i'm sarah simmons. >> i'm jim lokay. tony and shawn are off tonight. just how hot will it get? with the answers here's gwen. >> it's definitel definitely goe hot temperatures staying in the 90's well into the first part of next week. so, get prepared for an ac bill and as well once again, the challenge as i always say is to stay cool. we didn't do too bad right on the money 84 degrees at reagan national, 80 at dulles and 80 at bwi thurgood marshall. it was a bit breezy. we had lots of sunshine. it was comfortable with low humidity. that will change by sunday. ridge of high pressure is in control and the as a result of that, we are not seeing much happening in our sky conditions. we do have a trough to the north of us, so that will bring in a few clouds in the overnight hours but not that m

tonight, the policing and fire minister nick hurd said there would have to be a process to understand in the coming days. for now, the focus from politicians is about getting to support those affected. what about the deal with the democratic unionists? we know that the dup met with theresa may in downing street yesterday, to talk about the possibility of support to get key votes through parliament. there was an expectation we would hear that a deal had been agreed sometime today. we had from dup sources this morning that they felt it would be inappropriate, in light of what had happened. senior government sources saying tonight that talks are continuing. they are positive and on track. but i think it is unlikely we will hear details of that over the next few days. once again, politics understandably overshadowed by other events. breaking political news, while we have been on air. the liberal democrat leader tim farron has just announced he liberal democrat leader tim farron hasjust announced he is liberal democrat leader tim farron has just announced he is stepping down as leader of t