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jay johnson hesitant to weigh in and i understand. chief bratton more than happy to do so. there is not an equivalence of chief bratton speaking to his son and i wanted to express myself to that very america i teach. >> i want to throw something out here on red state. leon wolf writes this, the most important safety valve to preve prevent violence in dallas is when officers go off the rails the legal system will punish them accordingly. if communities believe that the resort to reprisal killings will be non-exist tablet orless frequent. >> i saw that piece on red state after my jaw came off the floor. i was actually encouraged. i was encouraged by that. i was also encouraged by somewhat lukewarm statement that came from the national rifle association about the minnesota shooting, which essentially questioned whether philando castile was killed for exercising the second amendment right to bear arms and there are conservatives getting it or understanding this idea of equal protection but i have to say as michael said. this is personal. i am the father of two sons, right? they

this week at a home land hearing jay johnson says the publicubl should not be concerned about attacksover the holiday weekend. we continue to encourage thencou public to travel, to associate, to celebrate the holidays, to celebrate the july 4 holiday, continue to go to public events, but be aware and be vigilant.igi > even on a local level, police departments across the countryhe are making some changes to security plans for par razor and celebrations on monday. that's especially true here in d.c. which puts on one of the nation's largest celebrations. there have been some small changes, but we have a prettyret tight security plan f fourth of july. it's nothing significant and nothing that should change the ability for people to come heree and feel save and ill brought. the message is go out and enjoy yourself. if if you see something that doesn't look right, say something. > close at home in alexandria we're learning more tonight about the young man shot and killed this morning. right now the person responsible is still not custody. the victim's mother is sharing her heart breaking s

even the secretary jay johnson, all this testifying on capitol hill, even for illegal immigrants convicted of crimes. that sounds very dangerous. >> that is where the rub is politically for president obama because he has deported and he's trying to play both sides. i love this story on the political angle because barack obama cannot help himself but be candidate obama. he loves campaigning. let's give him what he is owed here. he's a fantastic campaigner and he wants to run against donald trump. he is going to make this about an obama third term, push hillary aside. she should be very concerned because what he's trying to do, every time trump speaks, president obama is offended, he can't help himself. he rushes to the microphone to take on this political big dog and he is going to make this issue -- this campaign about him and that is a mistake. he will lose -- the american people will not vote for a third obama term. >> and you know what, this is the statue of liberty, guys and you know what? the statue of liberty, that flame stands for that we are a nation of immigrants and we love peopl

home land security secretary, jay johnson, has said he will personally comb through the security around the convention site. johnson -- >> i am concerned about the possibility, of violence, and, we have within dhs, some 3,000 personnel that will be dedicated to the security of the republican national convention, and the democratic national convention, each. >> reporter: johnson will also personally inspect security at democratic national convention here in philadelphia. >>> now, "eyewitness news" anchor jessica dean will be traveling to cleveland to cover the republican national convention, look for her reports next week, right here on "eyewitness news". >>> on the democratic side, is there still speculation about hillary clinton's running mate. she's reportedly narrowed her choice to five people including senator new jersey senator corry booker. clinton campaign with virginia senator tim kane yesterday and he is also on the democratic short list for vp. other possibility are massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, ohio senator brown and former agricultural secretary tomvillesack. >>> w

charles: homeland security chief jay johnson addressing security worries, he will travel to clevelandomorrow to personally inspect security at the are in see, much more on the protest and security worries as they come up. the trump fight goes to the gop rules committee, the latest on the last ditch effort of the never trump crowd. how is it going? >> it was an unusual morning. and 9:15 we were told the rules committee was starting, the printer had broken and there would be a delay until 1:00. it is the year 2016 so many were suspicious at the printer breaking being a reason why. we found out you can see one of the delegates, there was a meeting here in that meeting room among are in see activists and grassroots activists about the rules and how to proceed forward. or four hour delay. a big question of the never trump folks can they get the 28 votes needed in order to put a report on the convention floor next week that would say delegates should be unbound. donald trump's campaign manager walked by here a little while ago and i asked him about that and they feel confident that will not

. >> homeland security secretary jay johnson will be in cleveland today. he says he will personally inspect security, at both conventions. now, "eyewitness news" anchor jessica dean is traveling to cleveland to cover republican national convention. look for her report right here on "eyewitness news". >> homelands security and the philadelphia bomb squad are investigating after someone sent a letter threatening to blow up the african-american museum during the democratic national convention. authorities say the museum received the bomb threat around 3:30 in the afternoon. it is unclear if the letter was sent electronically or through the mail. likely democratic nominee for president, hillary clinton; wooing votersment campaigned in virginia yesterday with possible advise presidential choice. she also spoke to the nation's largest and oldest hispanic organization in washington, d.c., told the group trump is not on their side. >> some of you might remember one of the conclusions was republicans had to work harder to appeal to latino voters. now, next week in

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. >> homeland security secretary jay johnson says he will personally inspect security at both conventions. he will will be in cleveland tomorrow. i will be traveling to chief land to cover the republican national convention you can look for my reports next week here on "eyewitness news". >>> homeland security and the philadelphia police bomb squad are now investigating after someone sent a letter threate threatening to blow up the african-american museum during the democratic national convention. authorities say the museum received the bomb threat around 3:30 this afternoon and it's unclear at this point if the letter was sent electronically or through the mail. that investigation is on-going. >>> with the democratic national convention quick al approaching hillary clinton is also working to finalize who she will choose to be her vice-presidential running mate. the presumptive democratic nominee campaigned virginia senator tim cane in his home state today. he's rumored to be on the short list of the vp finalists. clinton spoke at the nation's largest and oldest hispanic organization in wa

government is offering assistance, homeland security jay johnson, is receiving regular briefings on the what more can we learn about this terrorist, and how he pulled it off. bobby, thank you for joining us. what we know now, a 31-y50er8d man, french citizen, lived in nice, known to police for petty crimes, not for terrorism. what could this potentially tell you? >> i think what they are going to find out is that he is either alone actor, or an actor with a very small group around him. i think he, probably some level of self radicalization going on, or a small job. what we are mostly interested in, did he have a mosque that he went to, a group of friends, did people know him as a radical? those are the things we will find out in the early hours of the investigation. >> how do they do this? they found out if he could be part of a cell, as the previous guest says, coordinating with people on cell phones, asking when is the optimal time to get on that promenade and do this horrible carnage. >> you go to the family, the workplace. he will have a lot of contacts, those shouldn't be hard to g

this woke in a senate hearing, jay johnson said the public should not be concerned about attacks overhe holiday weekend. >> we continue to encourage the public to participate and celebrate the july 4th holiday and go to public events and be aware and vigilant. >> reporter: even on a local level police departments are making changes for parades and celebrations on monday. that is true here in dc that puts on one of the larger celebration. snrngs we have a tight security plan with the 4th of july and nothing significant and nothing that should change the ability of people to feel safe and celebrate. >> reporter: the message is to if you see something that does not look right, say something. >> absolutely, thanks. >> a bus collides with a semiin it a fiery crash, five people killed including a child. it is our top story as we go across america. >>> florida, the driver of a bus that used to be a school bus carrying children and adults ran a red light and a stop sign and crashed in an oncoming truck. the bus driver among more than 20 people that rushed to the hospital. it is not chlor why

this woke in a senate hearing, jay johnson said the public should not be concerned about attacks overay weekend. >> we continue to encourage the public to participate and celebrate the july 4th holiday and go to public events and be aware and vigilant. >> reporter: even on a local level police departments are making changes for parades and celebrations on monday. that is true here in dc that puts on one of the larger celebration. snrngs we have a tight security plan with the 4th of july and nothing significant and nothing that should change the ability of people to feel safe and celebrate. >> reporter: the message is to enjoy yourself and if you see something that does not look right, say something. >> absolutely, thanks. >> a bus collides with a semiin it a fiery crash, five people killed including a child. it is our top story as we go across america. >>> florida, the driver of a bus that used to be a school bus carrying children and adults ran a red light and a stop sign and crashed in an oncoming truck. the bus driver among more than 20 people that rushed to the hospital. it is not

this week at senate hearing homeland security secretary jay johnson said the public should not be concerned about tax over the holiday weekend. >> we continue to encourage the public to travel to associate and to celebrate the holidays and to celebrate the july 4 holiday, continue to go to public event. but be aware and be vij sglant even on a local lel across the country are making changes to security plans for parades and celebrations monday. that's especially true here in d.c. which puts on one of the nation's largest celebrations. >> there's been small changes. but we have a pretty tight security plan for 4th of july with partners so it's nothing significant and nothing that should change ability of people to come here and feel safe and celebrate. >> message is go out and enjoy yourself. if you see something that doesn't look right. say something. in washington, garrett steny, fox news. >> happening today final tuxes and preparations on the way for the national mall for the big celebration tonight. tonight is concert concertal. alex andre limone has the stor story. >> it's a bummer. as

night, i had the opportunity to discuss this week's tragic events with homeland security, secretary jay johnson. asked him about the shootings that proceeded the attack today and their impact on police departments across the country. >> in terms of what's happening now in dallas, i think it's important for us to note just as the shooter last night is not representative of the movement to peaceably bring about change with certain police practices, police officers who engage in excessive force are not at all representative of the broader police force that serves and protects us on a daily basis in this country that happens in communities large and small. police officers serve and protect the public. they are public safety officers sworn to possibly risk their lives at a moment's notice. so in a day like this, it's important not to paint with a broad brush those who seek change through peaceful means to direct violence and hatred towards police officers and it's important not to brand all police officers for the actions of a few. >> you head up a department somewhat controversially created in the

we talk to the homeland security jay johnson who said there is no room for error. >> it will be a security event and of course, it is against the back drop of world events. we have to be thorough and cautious and careful. >> and along with with restrictions on roadways highways and the air space. water ways will be locked down as well to some extent. the coast guard is overseeing that. and starting monday, if you had plans to be out here on a personal watercraft, you should probably make different plans. >> i will leave mine in new york. thank you. >>> insiders are here to weigh in on 2016 for a special saturday edition and don't miss our special on the changing democratic party as we countdown to the convention in philadelphia. i believe in social justice and economic fairness right now, the democratic party, my great party has gotten away from this. >> he sees how the democratic party shifted and leaving former supporters behind. >> it used to stand for working people. hillary clinton's record and nafta and favorite nation status. clina and we can go on and on and on. and she's not a fri

homeland security secretary jay johnson is assisting with the information. >>> kelly wright, thank you. >>> and french authorities are working to get more information on this terrible attack. joining us, with the joint fbi task force the retired lieutenant commander of the u.s. navy. so steve, as a member of the terrorism task force what do you think the french authorities are doing right now. they have the identity of this 31-year-old french citizen who lives in nice. who was originally from tunisia, trying to find a web of support, friends, his job, to see if he was part of the terrorist network or just influenced by the internet. >> the $64,000 question, who was involved with him? this operation was just not completed by him. there had to be reconnaissance and planning. somebody had to supply him withins, don't forget, he had hand grenades. maybe there was a bigger target. they're going to be going over every single bit of where he lives, they're going to do a forensic analysis, which means that they're going to look at the electronic footprints of his computers and cell phones and

won this week at a national hearing homeland security secretary jay johnson says the public should not be concerned about the actsa over the holiday weekend. we continue to encourage the public to travel, to associate, to celebrate the holidays, to celebrate the july 4 holiday, continue to go to public events, but be aware and be vigilant.vii even on a local level, policeevl departments across the countryhe are making some changes to security plans for par razor and celebrations on that's especially true here inin d.c. which puts on one of the nation's largest celebrations.ea there has been some small changes, but we have a pretty pe tight security plan for the fourth of july with our partners so it's nothing significant and nothing that should change the ability for people to come heree and feel save and be able to celebrate. the message is go out and enjoyy yourself. as always, if you see somethings that doesn't look right, say something. > i'm garret ten any, fox news. an absolutely perfect summer day out there.ere. gorgeous sunshine, not too who the, a pleasant breeze.ree i doesn't

jay johnson also expressing concerns, inspecting on-site security himself.task, local and federal protection has to secure this area inside the venue and out. >> x marks the spot, ideal scenario, throw everything out the window and assign some common sense, not just the republican convention but the democratic convention as well. you have a gathering of the topmost senior government officials and a host of celebrities, media professionals all across the country, it is a perfect storm scenario. >> protesters that are going there. i am all for protesting, first amendment rights but they should think twice about protesting this one. this will be a place with business that needs to be attended to and cops don't need the hassle. reminds me of right after 9/11 crazy protest happened, they shut down the street and after 9/11, protesters should think twice. you have twitter, do it someplace else. this is a free country, don't cause -- >> first amendment rights, second amendment rights -- open carry. normally that is a wonderful part -- >> you won't be able to bring

this week at a senate hearing, homeland security secretary jay johnson said the public should not be concerned about tax over the holiday weekend. >> we continue to encourage the public to travel, to associate, to celebrate the holidays, to celebrate the july 4th holiday, continue to go to public events, but be aware, and be vigilant. >> even on a local level, police department across the country are making some changes to security plans for parades and celebrations on monday. that's specially true here in d.c., which puts on one of the nation's largest celebrations. >> there has been some small changes, but we have pretty tight security plan for the fourth of july with our partners, so nothing significant, nothing that should, you know, change the ability of people to come here and feel safe and still celebrate. >> so the message go out and enjoy yourself. as always, if you see something that doesn't look right, say something. in washington, i'm garrett fox news. >> police are looking for the person responsible for stabbing a woman in north philadelphia overnight. happened just afte

we just got a report that jay johnson, department of homeland secretary, he has been briefed on the situation. he's on his way to philly to look at the security preparations. the latest update, german officials confirming three now dead in this munich shooting but ashley, this number could rise and i think it's safe to say that the reports i'm seeing from several agencies coming out oh in europe that that's likely going to be the case sadly to report to you. i'm looking for more details, ashley, i will get back to you when i have something new. ashley: thank you very much, cheryl. let's get more reaction now, joining me former fbi inspector bill right here in studio and former cia agent mike baker also joining us. bill, let me begin with you, your reaction, oh, no here we go again. all familiar. >> ashley, exactly right. ecome familiar the scenes in europe as well as the attack of the mall. took place less than two years in kenya, we remember that mall that was associated with al-shabab, terrorist network. this didn't seem to be that case but certainly seems to be -- have the same earmarks of

. >> that was secretary of homeland security jay johnson.snbc's continuing coverage of the shooting in dallas will continue in just a moment. stay with us. >>> welcome back. i'm chris jansing and this is msnbc's continuing coverage of the tragedy here in dallas. right now dallas police have given the all clear after a tense situation at police headquarters that unfolded tonight. authorities on alert for more than an hour after reports of a suspicious person in their parking garage attached to the building. police moved the media away from the scene as they swept through the garage, but after conducting a manual search they've announced no suspects and no suspicious items have been found. also at this hour people in dallas are gathering for a memorial to r

preparations started two months ago, and yesterday, secretary of homeland security, jay johnson, was on the floor inspecting secure operations. >>> back in the bay area tense friday afternoon in vacaville as a brush fire threatened homes and forced evacuations. it started in oak canyon lane, and flames quickly spread to the back of many homes, but firefighters were able to aggressively attack them to keep them from overtaking the homes. the fire contained in hours, no structures damaged, and no injuries reported. >>> in better news now, we are doing our best today to clear the shelters helping needy pets find a home. adoption fees will be waived or reduced, depending on the shelter all day today, and shelters are extended hours to make it easier for you to stop by today. for more on how to be a part of giving a pet a forever home, let's check in for the sixth morning in a row, super anchor team, joining us now from berkley humane. great to see you guys on a saturday morning. >> you know, we're always up early, aren't we? >> we are. actually, no coffee this morning, kira. be more impr

. >> jay johnson has come out and said by all appearances it looks like there was one gunman involvednightm i'm interested to hear how the presidential candidates responded. >> hilary clinton is doing a round of interviews and will talk with scott pelley, talking about coming together, given speeches about race and justice and the whole range of issues in terms around this, in terms of bias and the police force and dealing with communities of color, that's her response, donald trump low key approach, he is basically just been on twitter, responding both to the shooting but also with his traditional critical assessment of hilary clinton and the interviews she has done on the air. his range of things, only on twitter so far. >> we are a couple of weeks away now from the political convention, do you think this puts pressure on the parties to address these issues while they are delivering speeches and during the conventions? >> it does. whether the parties will give in to the pressure or step up to that pressure, that he is moments do, they are a test for the candidates. presidential mome

you think about jay johnson running homeland security.o right now we have a lot of good investigators, a lot of agents working not only in the united states, but around the world. i think one of the things we're thinking about is taking all of those experts, all of that talent and putting it into one agency. so there's one foolproof agency to lead when it comes to terrorism. >> why is france seeing so many attacks, three in the last 18 months. >> that's a very good question. if you look through europe, certainly they're behind in terms of prevention, in terms of the security that they have, and it's a basic formula. it's prevention and intelligence, it's the security, the things you see actually on the street. and then it's the enforcement whether it be drone strikes or arrests. it's like a three legged stool. it works together. unfortunately, in europe, they aren't quite where we are in the united states. we've been able to use homeland security, use the justice department and our military and bring all of these resources with our local

everybody, who has got voice in that conversation, we start with the homelands security secretary jay johnsond new york city police commissioner, bill bradon. also talk to colonel william brooks, the president of the naacp. and what we're going to try to do in all of these conversations is name the scope of the problem here, but then, also, rahel, talk about solutions, where it is working, what more needs to be done, one of the additional tragedies in dallas, was that the police force there was actually a model of how police force can interact, peacefully, and cooperatively with the community. >>> all right, john, we've heard that time and time again since that incident in dallas, so really looking forward to your broadcast, thank you. still to come this morning, if you are ready for a break from the heat, weaver good news for you ahead in the eyewitness weather seven day forecast. >> plus, this south jersey mom, was blinded in one of her eyes at the dentist. >> one of the most important things to me was making sure that this didn't happen again there is was 100% preventable, what upped to me

it came just as homeland security chief jay johnson was testifying on capitol hill. >> we do have asn the news an unfolding situation at andrews air base which may require that i take break from this session. >> reporter: as it turn out what was happening at andrews was a misunderstanding drill that appeared to be the real thing. still johnson did stick around long enough to warn all of thus security this weekend will be tight. >> the american public should expect to see this july 4th weekend an end hasn'ted security presence at airports, trains stations and other transit centers across the country. >> reporter: when we talk about transit, a lot of people are going to be traveling through the course of this holiday weekend. triple a says 43 million americans they think if that's the case it would set a new record. in washington, doug luzader, fox news. >>> pennsylvania state attorney general kathleen kane announcing close to 20 arrests in huge drug trafficking ring that stretched across the entire philadelphia region. kane says the investigation started back in 2014 undercover agents

are expected to cut wait times as much as 30 percent area by the way, homeland security secretary jay johnson said the average weight in standard security lines was less than 10 minutes over the july 4 weekend read the tsa agents at the busiest airports across the country to deal with what turned out to be the most travelers in nearly a decade the one you always send a really small bag through the line, right? reporter: mine is so small, i passed through in two days, that's it. jon: keep us updated, thanks. melissa: without a doubt, donald trump's unprecedented style is reshaping the political landscape but is it enough to put him over the top in november, especially in see battleground states like ohio? plus, he won the hearts back in the 70s as america's favorite motorcycle cop read what eric estrada is doing now to turn hisbest-known role into a reality . >> jon: information now on 70s tv action star eric estrada area estrada you probably know rose to fame as the heartthrob character punch, a motorcycle cop on the hit series chips area now, he is sealing the deal, becoming a reserve office

. >> home land security secretary jay johnson says he will personally inspect security of both conventions and will be visiting cleveland tomorrow. >>> i will be heading to cleveland to cover the rnc. you can look for my reports next week right here on "eyewitness news". >>> count down is on to the democratic national convention right here in philadelphia we are now, just 11 days away. >>> hillary clinton had a busy day campaigning across the washington d.c. area today. her first stop was at league of united latin american citizens convention. clinton told the group if elect president she would get a comprehensive immigration bill before congress in her first 100 days in office. afterward she met with senate democrats from capitol hill to brief them on her presidential campaign. clinton was introduced by potential vp choice, tim kane, in a campaign event outside arlington, virginia. she explained why she's the best candidate for president. >> we are going to win, to make sure that america has its best days ahead of us. we will make sure that every child has a chance at the american dream a

despite the homeland security, jay johnson says that americans should still celebrate. the holidays, to celebrate the july 4th holiday, continue to go to public events, but be aware and be vigilant. >> honoring our heroes, troops at fort bragg getting an independence day treat courtesy of major league baseball. the league building a stadium from scratch for a game this weekend. details on that ahead. the july 4th weekend means barbecues. every burger and hot dog needs a good drink to go with it. we have a patriotic cocktail recipe coming up. checking markets, we're about an hour away from the opening bell, futures hovering around the flat line all morning, literally. you're looking at dow futures currently up six points. all right, what is really moving this morning? treasuries. take a look at this, the yield on the 10-year falling to a record low. now 1 po.43%. comment on that. >> markets are not as concerned about brexit as a few days ago. you're still seeing the flight to safety and that's why the yields are falling. sandra: turning to breaking news, the justice depa

and that's where you hear united states officials like jay johnson the secretary of homeland securityly pointing towards a societal movement, a new type of thinking where it's on the verge of ratting out your neighbor, this whole see something say something idea where they need help. they don't have the money, the resources, the investigators, the officers to watch everyone all the time. and they need the help of the public to change behaviors, come to different conclusion about what kind of people you're going to be, at the same time, if something like this happens, you've got to turn them in and tell officials when something like this happens, that's, i think, the best chance, according to the officials, of stopping something like this rather than setting up, you know, more barriers, more security for an event like this. again, this is the promenade in nice, this isn't, you know, sometime square on new year's eve, this is a pretty open thoroughfare that happens to be on a big holiday. >> frank, there are indications at the beginning of the video where police approach the truck on mo

> plus we also saw a fierce showdown on capitol hill when senator ted cruz went after secretary jay johnson, kuzing him of trying to rewrite the record on terror. stay tuned for that. >> i think this is all very interesting, makes for good political debate. >> you're entitled to give speeches other times. my question is were you aware that the information has been scrubbed? >> look who's in the studio to discuss it. >> new drama. terror victims, former military and muslim scholars over the threat of terror in america. >> the problem is inconsistent muslim leadership. >> that's probably they have not responded. the problem is you are the minority. what we have right now is muslim mosques in america radicalized, harboring terrorists. ♪ at experian, we believe credit isn't just a score. it's a skill. and like anything else, you can get better. that's why we have tools that show you what happens if you forgot to pay a bill. and answers to questions like, what's the difference between a fico score and other scores? get the tools. and get better at managing your credit. go to experian.com to enro

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and on "meet the press" the response from jay johnson, the secretary of homeland security was interestinghat for you. >> very often situations like this are pretty complicated. and so, i want to resist labels like that, that may be premature. i think we ought to let the investigation play itself out. there ought to be something that's fairly swift, transparent, and if necessary, accountability. >> do you think it's premature to said as the governor did say, if the people in the dar had been white that the death of mr. castile would not have happened and he had been white? >> well, i agree with secretary johnson that we need to know all the facts, we need a swift investigation by the burr bureau of referred for charges if any to the county attorney, but you can't look at what happened in that situation and not be concerned about it. we've recognized in the city of st. paul that too often race does play a factor in policing. in communities across the country. that's why we've done deep dives on racial equity work. all of our officers being trained in how to make sure we're not racially prof

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also happening right now, homeland security chief jay johnson and fbidirector james comey testifyingtopic of discussion is this, worldwide threats to the homeland, isis and the new wave of terror. that is the official name of the hearing. we will bring you headlines as they come across to us. the political headline of the day has to be this. new york times poll, 67% of voters say hillary clinton is not honest, not trustworthy, 67%, that is up 5 points in the untrustworthy file from last month, different poll but up 5 points. camera holder is here. that is really bad news, isn't it? i know you are left of center but you got to take this as bad news. >> it is bad news but i don't think anything has changed, this is and breaking news, most voters don't find hillary or donald trump trustworthy. stuart: hold on a second. that poll was taken after the debacle with the fbi investigation, after the meeting on the target, right afterwards, that poll was taken, she is less and less trustworthy. >> i don't think that is necessarily the case. because it was taken right afty are lasting affect. i