happening today, homeland security secretary jay johnson will discuss security p inauguration. the event is one week from today. representatives from the fbi, fema and the d.c. national guard will talk about their roles. >>> the program for the inauguration has been released. timothy dollan the arch bishop of new york will be participating. cardinal dolan says this is not about politics or personalities, it's about the country. >> the american people take a deep breath and say, look, we like this guy or we don't like there guy. but right now, let's give him a chance and let's pray that this is good for the country. >> now, the theme of the inauguration is uniquely american. supreme court justice clarence thomas will swear donald trump in. >>> a photo portrait of president-elect donald trump will go on display at the smithsoni smithsonian's national portrait gallery today and it will remain on display throughout the inauguration festivities. in january 2009, they dla it was the original artwork for the president's hope poster designed by shepherd ferry. >>> and for everything yo

homeland security secretary jay johnson along with fbi, 2350e78 ma and the d.c. national guard will gather today to talk about their roles in keeping everything safe. sdmroots 5:32. we have breaking news out of iraq. >> iraqi forces have secured a position to retake mosul. >> it's a moving being called a tactical achievement and an incremental step in battles islamic militants. the university is a landmark in iraq. in the last four months, iraqi force ves retain about a third tight control. at the live desk, i'm erica gonzalez. >>> 5:33. as neighbors in northern virginia enjoyed the holidays out of town, thieves tore through their homes. if you've ever seen the movie "home alone" this should ring a bell. the teenage thieves were caught on camera in one of these homes. in the video, they appear to have guns in their hands. turns out they werebi by beb gu. >> the scariest thing was just this memory that somebody could get into our home and get access to our 10-year-old grandson who lives with us. >> police tracked down four suspects in all. two 18-year-olds and two

now, jay johnson said there are no credible threats of harm against people who will be coming to thenauguration. but nobody's taking any chance. >> we have to be concerned about homegrown violent extremism, home born extremism, acts of lone wolfs, self radicalization. but aside from that, there's the larger picture of just general security and general public safety when you have a large public gathering such as this. >> among the roughly 700 to 900,000 people who will be here are also demonstrators. the homeland security said they will not be denied their right to protest. roughly 99 groups who intend to protest are already identified as coming here to protest. and they will be among the almost one million people who are here for the entire weekend. back to you. david: i wonder where they're all going to stay. adam, thank you. we'll be right back. stay tuned. taneous moment? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or a

classified, but intelligence officials going back to october october 62 it director robert seddon jay johnson said, they were very troubled about russia's interference in the election. [inaudible] >> i have and i remain very concerned. >> what did he say to about why he traded in an industry he was overseeing, and did he have a next line nation as to whether not he thinks he violated? i did he explain it to you. >> i'm not went to speak about what we talked about in private. i respect that. but it is part of viable he so strongly today that we need a serious investigation, we all have a right to hear, not just privately. >> this kind of discussion about something so serious, we have to hear what mr. price says in public not what he whispers in private quarters to one person or another. >> let me just add about the prices. doctor price has not yet furnished the documents that has been part of a 20 year bipartisan tradition that the finance committee has used to support. we are going to vote up or down possibly on doctor price. so we are going to do it by the book. we're going to do it the way

if cop firmed he would succeed another exceptional leader, secretary jay johnson. jay johnson, who with the help of his leadership team, his committee and congress, has begun i think a remarkable transformation of the department. badly needed and much welcomed. i found over my lifetime that the key to success of any organization whether it's military, government, business or whatever, success of any organization i've been a part of or witnessed is almost always enlightened leadership. >> shepard: the confirmation of general john kelly, donald trump's nominee to department of homeland security. there are a number of hearings on capitol hill. nine hearings for pential -- cabinet nominees this week alone. we will have coverage throughout the hearings streaming live on foxsports.com. the dow is closing, as we approach 4:00 on the east coast. the nahs dark hit an all-time high, 21, the dow is off about 25. "your world with neilca vupt owe," coming up. >> welcome everybody. >> neil: this is a world of hearings. nine planned at a minimum. two of them going on con currentl

homeland security secretary jay johnson toured the parade route yesterday to make sure everything was going as cord to go planned. >> we always have to be vigilant, work hard, work overtime. we're expecting between 700,000 and 900,000 people to be part of this event tomorrow. there will be approximately 28, s they've worked on these security measures for months. >>> one of the security challenges today will be controlling the flow of both support sxers protesters. >> news 4's megan mcgrath is live at union station with more on the people coming into town for today's historic event. megan. >> hey, twice. not terribly busy yet but, of course, it's very early. we're expecting some of the trains to start arriving here shortly. these folks here, they came some last night, some early this morning and many are going to the inaugural events all day long, the inauguration, some of the other events. now it's kind of interesting, some people came from very far away. i've talked to some folks would came from as far away as california. someone else came just from baltimore. they're actually workin

. >>> happening today, homeland security secretary jay johnson will discuss security plans for president-elect trump's inaugurati inauguration. the event is one week from today. representatives from the fbi, fema and the d.c. national guard will talk about their roles. >>> 4:36 right now. this morning, we are get ago behind the scenes look at how the air force plans to take part in the presidential inauguration. this is a look at past media days with the air force. 1,000ir in the inaugustal parade. an additional 300 members will be providing behind the scenes logistics and medical support. megan mcgrath is meeting with the air force at joint base andrews. she will have a report coming up on their plans at 5:00. >>> this morning, the redskins are looking for an assistant coach. >> sean mcveigh has taken a head coaching job with the l.a. rams. he has been the skins offensive coordinator for the last three seasons. he now becomes the youngest head coach in nfl history. he is just 30 years old. broncos defensive coordinator wade philips is heading to l.a. today. the skins were going after philips

fast forwarding today with the inauguration just one week away, homeland security secretary jay johnsons security at the big event. representatives from the fbi, fema and the d.c. national guard are all expected to be there. >>> world championship cubs are breaking a long standing tradition for teams to visit the white house during the regular baseball season. they have accepted an invitation from president obama and will visit on monday. >> little presidential perc there, i think. >>> don't miss lester holt's interview with the president. barack obama, the reality of hope. airs tonight at 10:00, 9:00 central right here on nbc. >>> on this friday wall street faces an important test for the trump administration. we're joined from london with the details. hi, julia, good morning. >> good morning, frances. you quite rightly said, investors asking questions, what does earnings season mean for the rally that we've seen in stocks since trump's victory. i can tell you banks kick us off today. we have jpmorgan, wells fargo. this sector is pivotal. the hope is that the numbers we get will justif

with inauguration day a week of day the homeland security secretary jay johnson joined law-enforcement and other officials to discuss issues. >> good morning. welcome to our multi agency communications center which is part of tsa which is part of the department of homeland security. this is where i just received a briefing, one of several on the security around the two weeks inauguration and series of inaugural events. here at our multi agencyt communications center we are represented by tsa, the the united states secret service, metro police, capitol police,e homeland security investigations, the fbi, the department of defense including our national guard, fema, and the washington metro area transit authority. a number of those agencies are represented with me here in this room following my opening remarks will hear from the deputy director, chief matthew of the capital police, chief mclean, chief rock of the metro area transit authority, and others represented here today. following our remarks we will take questions on topic.ns on we will take questions on topic. like past and our gi

jay johnson designated and informed through the outreach he's gone, he's done tremendous outreach on this issue, electrical infrastructure across the country as part of critical infrastructure. he did that pursuant to a process that's laid out in the executive order after consultation with me and more importantly and more importantly, after consultation with state and local secretaries of state who themselves administer and organize and manage the voting process. what's really important about this designation is to understand both what it is, what it does, and what it does not do. what it does not do is put the federal government in any way, shape, or form in any oversight or any directing capacity for the election process. in our democracy, elections are run at the state and local level and this does not change that one bit, anymore than the designation of the electric grid as critical infrastructure puts the federal government in any management rule for the electricity infrastructure which is 85% in private hands. so it doesn't change the relationship. what it does do is prioritize

jay johnson may be pushing for more uniformed officers which is great but i have not seen when gettingbags up. we need to be able to walk up to people and ask them questions. trace said earlier. the only thing this guy checked was his case with his gun in it. that should have set off a bunch of red flag. he should have never been allowed to get on the airplane in alaska without a hell of a lot of secondary screening. i don't want to take his gun away if he is an average every day citizen. that's weird. all the way to florida with just a gun? >> megyn: why does the guy have the gun in the first place. if in november he walked into an fbi office and said i am hearing voices telling me to watch isis videos and he was hospitalized 5 years earlier. he has mental health issues. travels with only the gun checked. i am not saying you could have predicted it, but there were a couple of red flag. >> he was on the radar and susceptible to suggestion. i am sure isis did not know about him, but this kid did it. your point was well taken. he had multiple intakes for mental issues and a military rese

jay johnson said the latest numbers show the administration policies specifically target criminals. "we continue to better focus our interior resources on removing individuals who may pose threats to public safety, specifically convicted criminals." an increasing percentage of those deported from the interior were convicted of serious crimes. dhs says shifting the demographic has placed an added strain on resources due to the cost of sending people back to central america. >> adam, thank you. arizona's most outspoken sheriff, one of the most outspoken sheriffs nationwide and one of the biggest proponents of enforcing immigration laws, is off the job tonight. sheriff joe arpaio left his job after 24 years. he may be best known for housing inmates intense. and his five year investigation into president obama's birth certificate. still insists the birth certificate is not real. even present a elect joe arpaio lost reelection in november after six terms in office. he is leaving after being charged with a crime, misdemeanor contempt of court. the first day of the new congress is tomorrow

but i think the intelligence committee they had put out the case starting in early october with jay johnsonand mike rogers put out the case. i take think it's important for donald trump into his good cabinet picks with the intelligence community. for two reasons. we need these guys i had visited them all over the world. they are fabulous. we need them we need truth to power. we need them to head confidence in the intel relationship. it won't become for mice in some way. it won't become for mice in some way. i want to change dramatically. you are one that connected with this interview. how dramatically does it seem to you that he wants to reshape our relations both with russia and china. >> what is clear is at that the mindset is totally different. everything is open for negotiation. and he literally said everything is open to negotiation. they have represented it. and on the sanctions he said i will keep them in place for a while that we will see how the russians behave spread it's very much a transactional approach. you're nice to us and vice versa. they will argue the wisdom of it. the on

. >> the head of homeland security jay johnson personally inspected the viewing stand where president trump will watch the parade. erica is live there at the national mall. >> good morning. we are, in fact, live on a riser. we have just outside the white house which means we are just across the street from the reviewing stand behind me. take a look at this sensational view that we have this morning. it doesn't get much better than this. as you mentioned, this is where the president and the firm family will be as they watch the avenue. let's take you through kind of the run of show, how things are going to be looking today. you know about this church service that happens early this morning at st. john's episcopal church. this is known as the president's church with a reserved pew, in fact, pew number 54 reserved for the president and his family. about an hour later, they will go to meet with the obamas for coffee and for tea. and then this is when things get really exciting and intense. ushers and the white house staff have about five hours to move the obamas out and move the new first

think the intelligence community seriously has put out its case starting in early october when jay johnson i think it was mike rogers put out the case that there was russian hacking, and i think it's important for donald trump and his groomed cabinet pinks to end this war, for two reasons. >> chris: the war with the intelligence community. >> yes. for two reasons. number one: these guys are in the front lines now in undisclosed locations. i have visited them all over the world. they are fabulous. we need them, but the second reason is, we need our allies to have confidence in the trump-intelligence relationship. it's crucial to us understanding the united states, so it will be compromised in some way. the one you are one of the two reporters that conducted that interview over the weekend with president-elect trump. how dramatically does it seem to you who wants to reshape our relations both with and china? >> that's not clear, but what is clear is mindset is totally different. everything is open for negotiation. most importantly with russia and china. he said with china, everything is open

in the past, jay johnson and ben rhodes of the white house had a conference call for a reported lastand one side, in the past, the obama administration had said changing the wet foot, dry foot policy would be part of the cuban adjustment act and you couldn't do it without an act of congress. what changed? hmmm how come you did it now? the answer was, we just stated. the answer in part, people that have been upset with unilateral use of powers especially in immigration, this does set a bad precedent for the future. can look at a lot of things that he says, you know, i can just do this. i don't have to ask congress, nobody will me. >> bret: just so everybody is clear and maybe didn't see steve harrigan's report before, wet foot, dry foot is the policy on immigration with cuba. if someone is stopped at sea, they have to be turned around and go back to cuba. under the old policy before today, if they landed on land, even just 1 foot, they were allowed to stay. mollie, here is governor scott referring to that earlier in the show. >> it is classic barack obama. he doesn't talk to congress.

tension, which is considered once the tension happens, it's considered a national security issue from jay johnson, the head of homeland security. the issue is donald trump really has put a focus on supporting police and now he is talking about community policing and also making police more responsible if there is something that happened. it's an interesting dynamic today. >> when you watch this hearing and obviously jeff pointed out if this were just alabama attorney general jeff sessions or u.s. attorney jeff sessions, there would probably be more hostility and aggressiveness towards him. what's your response? how do you think he hangdsed himself understanding that you disagree with a lot of his positions? >> i mean, i think he handled himself well. i think some of the questioning was soft. if you will, in a lot of instances. this was just the first half. we have a whole other afternoon of this, and then tomorrow we'll see testimony from folks like cornell brooks, the current president of the naacp, the oldest and boldest civil rights organization in america. we will hear testimony from senator

inauguration of donald trump is now officially one week away and today home land security secretary jay johnson will discuss security preparations ahead of that big event. representatives from the fbi, from fema, and the d.c. national guard will come together to discuss their roles in the security plan. >>> and our own raj mathai will lead our coverage live from washington, d.c. during the inauguration next week. he will also cover the women's march the next day. >>> coming up, the storm has done wonders for our lakes and reservoirs. many are now over flowing with water. we'll take a look at why experts say the drought isn't over yet. many people might be ducking out of work early today to get a jump start on the martin >>> well, many people might be ducking out of work early today to get a jump start on the martin luther king, jr. holiday weekend. after a week of rain, the sun is coming out and snow as well. >> people will leave the sunshine and head to the hills. now no chain requirements on 50 or 80. as we look live at the golden gate bridge, it's amazing there is not a single cloud in the s

jay johnson and i have issued statements about it.joint analysis report publicly issued by department of homeland security and the federal bureau of investigation provided details on the tools and infrastructure used to compromise infrastructure associated with the election, as well as a range of u.s. government, political and private sector entities as you described. as you alsonoted, the president tasked the intelligence community prepare a comprehensive report on russian interference in our election. we planned to brief the congress and release an unclassified version of this report to the public early next week with due deference to the protection of highly sensitive and fragile sources and methods. but until then, we're really not prepared to discuss this beyond standing by our earlier statements. we are prepared to talk about other aspects of the russian cyber threat. we also see cyber threats challenging public trust and confidence in information, services and institutions. russia has clearly assumed an even more aggressive cyb

much like what jay johnson issued a six-page memo directive, which actually had the effect of law bye sub organizations like customs and border protection, which is the border patrol and customs. so all of this is about to be reverse. not just through trump's executive actions but those he wishes to carry out for america. which is secure borders and enforcement of the laws. so these are the laws on the book. we're going to have secure borders and not have 50,000 illegals a month coming across and those that are here? guess what? there's a new day. and those initially to be targeted are those with severe criminal records, which is a million plus and 74% of them have convictions of felonies. these are dangerous criminals that are going to get out of our country for good. stuart: i've only got 30 seconds left. can you tell me how much illegal immigration costs your county? >> well, not only it has cost millions here. just for the state of arizona, the estimates are as much as 3 billion every year. this is just my state. there's costs like that all across america for every stat s. stuart

say that developed very closely between myself and i was in command and my very, very good friend jay johnson, and we want to continue that. i didn't learn about it on an airplane. >> how much guidance were you able to give them specific will i when it comes to green card or people who had visas and people that work with you on military. it seems like a lot of the problems that were encountered could have been easily foreseeable. >> the -- i think from our perspective, people like me are expected and not just because my military background, but we are the departments are the implementers of the policy. developed by the white house, approved by the president. in collaboration and then sent down to the departments for execution, and in this case homeland security. to me it was more or less a collaborative process. it was fairly clear. again, when that came down, i think was in my sixth day on the job, but i relied on people like the ones that are standing up here and the hundreds back at the headquarters to say, okay, we got it, boss. we know -- this looks good to us, and we're off to the races

one of the most important things to me is that your public statement in october, along with jay johnson, was prior to the election, and you were simply telling facts that you had observed, and in my experience of reading intelligence community communications, it is one of the more unequivocal that i have seen. you've stated here that you have high confidence in those conclusions, that the russians were behind it, that it was intended to interfere with our elections, and that approval went to the highest levels of the russian government. have you learned anything subsequently that you can tell is here today to contradict those findings that you publicly stated last october? >> no. in fact, if anything, what we have since learned just reinforces that statement of the seventh of october. >> and there was no political intention, you are simply reporting facts as you saw them and i presume that is correct? your history as one of being nonpolitical. >> absolutely. i felt particularly strongly, as did secretary johnson, that we owed it to the american electorate, to let them know what we knew.

with inauguration day a week of day the homeland security secretary jay johnson joined law-enforcement and other officials to discuss issues.

jay johnson and i have issued statements about it. the joint analysis report that you alluded to publicly issued by the department of homeland security and the federal bureau of investigation provided details on the tools and infrastructure used by the russian intelligence services to compromise infrastructure associated with the election as well as a range of u.s. government political and private sector entities as you described. as you also noted, the president tasked the intelligence community prepare a comprehensive report on russia interference in our election. we plan to brief the congress and release an unclassified version of this report to the public early next week with due deference to the protection of highly sensitive and fragile sources and methods. but until then we're really not prepared to discuss this beyond standing by our earlier statements. we are prepared to talk about other aspects of the russian cyber threat. we also see cyber threats challenging public trust and confidence and information services and institut

he would succeed another great leader secretary jay johnson. secretary johnson has begun a remarkable transformation that is much needed and is welcome. i found that the key to success of any organization, whether military, government business, whatever, the success of any organization i've ever been a part of or witnessed is almost always enlightened leadership. john kelly is a leader. he is humble. he has the heart of a servant. he understands that his job has been and will be to serve, not be served. he leads by example. general john skellkelly, it's n as i do. it's do as i do. he has the courage to stay out of step when everyone else is marching to the wrong tune. he surrounds himself with the people and when his team does well, he gives them the credit. when they fall short, he takes the blame. me doesn't believe in raising himself up by pushing other people down. he is a purr va or of hope and pa appeals to better angels. through his service in the marine corp, he has sought to do what is right, not what is easy or expedient. he embraces t

we made that same commitment to jay johnson. i want to wish him well. he lead the unity of effort. i appreciate the fact in your answers, you also are committed to that effort. i think it is extremely important. we would like to see a unity of your responsibility reporting to congress as well. it is a real snarl here. we'll do what we can to try to at least streamline that so you can concentrate on your important mission of keeping this nation safe and secure. again, i want to thank you for your willingness to serve. this hearing record will remain open until 5:00 p.m. tomorrow for questions for the record. this hearing is adjourned. >>> on sunday beginning at 2:00 p.m. eastern we'll bring you inaugurations starting with roosevelt in 1933. >> let me assert my firm belief that the only thing we have to fear is. a man holds in hi mortal hands the power to abolish all forms of human poverty and all forms of human life. >> and ronald reagan. >> let us take inventory. we are a nation that has a government, not the other way around and this makes us special among the nations of the earth

one of the most important to me is that the public statement in october along with jay johnson was prior to the election -- jeh johnson and it was prior to the election, and you were telling facts that you had observed and in my experience of reading the intelligence communications, it is one of the most unequivocal i have seen. and you said that you have high confidence that russia is behind it, and intended to affect the elections, and approval went to the highest levels of the russian government, and have you learned anything subsequently that you can tell us today that you have to contradict the public findings that you stated last october? >> no. in fact, what we have since learned reinforces that statement of 7 october. >> and no political intention, and you were simply report ing the facts as you saw them, and i presume that is correct, because your history is one of being nonpolitical. >> absolute ly. i felt particularly strongly as did secretary johnson that we owed it to the american electorate to let them know what we knew. >> and now, people in maine are skeptical and they wa

one of the most important things to me is that your public statement in october, along with jay johnson, was prior to the election. and you were simply telling facts that you had observed, and in my experience of reading intelligence community communications, it's one of the more unequivocal that i've seen. you've stated here you have high confidence in those conclusions, that the russians were behind it, that it was intended to interfere with our elections, and that approval went to the highest levels of the russian government. have you learned anything subsequently that you can tell us here today to contradict those findings that you publicly stated last october? >> no. in fact, in anything, what we've since learned just reinforces that statement of the 7th of october. >> and there was no political intention, you were simply reporting facts as you saw them, i presume that's correct? your history is one of being nonpolitical? >> absolutely. i felt particularly strongly, as did secretary johnson, that we owed it to the american electorate to let them know what we knew. >> now, people in

in the past, jay johnson and ben rhodes of the white house had a conference call for a reported lastt, the obama administration had said changing the wet foot, dry foot policy would be part of the cuban adjustment act and you couldn't do it without an act of congress. what changed? hmmm how come you did it now? the answer was, we just stated. the answer in part, people that have been upset with unilateral use of powers especially in immigration, this does set a bad precedent for the future. can look at a lot of things that he says, you know, i can just do this. i don't have to ask congress, nobody will me. >> bret: just so everybody is clear and maybe didn't see steve harrigan's report before, wet foot, dry foot is the policy on immigration with cuba. if someone is stopped at sea, they have to be turned around and go back to cuba. under the old policy before today, if they landed on land, even just 1 foot, they were allowed to stay. mollie, here is governor scott referring to that earlier in the show. >> it is classic barack obama. he doesn't talk to congress. he doesn't talk to memb

jay gray, news4. >> protesters and pastors weigh in on the jeff sessions confirmation hearing and local reaction to president obama's farewell address last night. trey johnson is here. start with sessions. at beginning of the hearing addressed record and critics. doesn't disown past. he's saying he's a man of his word and will fairly enforce the law. what are yo l how are they reacting? >> folks are saying we all know this is his second time around with confirmation hearing and reflecting to what happened in 1996, famously not confirmed trying to become a federal judge. tell me the statements you happened to mention not easing their concerns. look at voting record on women's rights and criminal justice reform and voting rights and not what they want to see. people of all colors and religious background and persuasion need attorney general to fight for fairness and equality. what bothers them is don't see someone who acknowledged things that happened in this country, in the south, disenfranchisement. don't want those things to happen again and question being asked is can a person change over time and begin to develop say it remains to be seen but want more s