joined by bill caruso, welcome back and jeanette hoffman. good to see you. and former mayor wayne smith. jeanette, these are heavy allegations. let's put this in context. how do you feel hearing accusation after accusation in our criminal investigation. >> it's terrific. i can imagine how this is going on for three decades and no one has said anything. the victims, it's terrific. i can imagine it happening but it's the worst kept secret in hollywood. how did these big stars who praised him and given millions and millions to the democratic party, how did they not come forward and say this is wrong and he's doing terrible things to women. hollywood liberals who support women. >> what about the prosecutors in new york? thirteen years after someone is alleging she was forced into sexual activity. by this guy who bullied her. >> interesting revelations were learning about the influence that he was able to pedal around. it's not just within the industry. i think the political side -- and focus on how to people not know enough to report this. not the victims but peo

jeanette hoffman is here. and bill caruso, good to see. >> what i found most interesting about this press conference that you have corey booker and ross, dominidemocratic leaders in new jersey, this seems to be as close to bipartisan progress that we have ever seen. >> i was surprised by that to see the current mayor standing with the former mayor talk about economic incentives. apparently his on the wagon out to support them it was an interesting press conference to talk about it. question is what can happen next. >> the candidate for lieutenant governor they went added and sheila oliver, the democrats are not so fast. talk about overthinking it. >> i was shocked to hear a candidate for lieutenant governor would be against 50000 jobs in the largest city. this could be a game changer for newark. have jill all over sending mixed messages to the leadership at amazon who's looking to reloca relocate. >> this is corporate welfare. >> it's about being economically competitive with new jersey. >> we don't know what

i'm joined by jeanette hoffman. and wayne smith, former mayor and head of wayne smith enterprise. wayne, you are hearing some of these, it's hard to even say good new stories, but some of the unbelievable heroism that has come out of what was a horrific scene in las vegas. what you say about the politics behind this? before they even knew how many people have been killed there were democratic strategist and elected officials tweeting about gun control. what are your thoughts? >> folks look at these tragic circumstances that are running through a community for the last few years. every so often we get this horrific story. the question is, where do you stand politically is, is there something that can be done about it? the democratic stories that we need to do -- why do you need? you knock it out with an automatic weapon. >> are they already illegal? >> we don't know. it is too soon. there such a knee-jerk response on twitter. suddenly thousands of gun control policy experts on my twitter feed. we need to listen to law-enforcement, we need to listen to people on the scene. to see wh

i'm joined by jeanette hoffman and bill. bill, you heard diana's report. the poll numbers have tighten. i think kim guadagno tonight i think she won the debate, what you say? >> it's been so what you decid d as win. phil murphy didn't want to make any gas or news that i think he accomplish that. i think most of us thought this race would type. there democrats were sitting on 30-point lead. this will tighten further. i give guadagno credit for a relentless messaging campaign focused on property taxes. i don't know if it will be enough. >> she brought that up even in relation to the dhaka answer. do you think there is a moment that set the tone? >> you look at this as a boxing match. the punches and the counter punches might not be a knockout but i think she won but first was she was on message about property taxes and i think the line that stood out for me was when she called bill murphy a coward for not standing up to harvey wildstein. >> wildstein, guns, trump, seems like murphy spent the whole night talking about national issues completely unrelated to a

jeanette manfra is of the assistant secretary cybersecurity and communications in the national protection and programs directorate at dhs. also great to have you back before our subcommittee, ms. manfra. and finally, ms. patricia hoffmanis acting assistant secretary for the office of electricity delivery and energy reliability at the u.s. department of energy. thank you for being with usty at today. i would now like to ask the witnesses to stand, raise your right and so i can swear you in to testify.witnes [witnesses were sworn in] give >> let the record reflect each of the witnesses has answered in the affirmative. you may be seated. the witnesses told written statement will appear in the record. that shared a recognizes mr. krebs for five minutes was opening statement. >> chairman ratcliffe, ranking member richmond, ranking them for thompson, miller's of the committee, good morning thank you for today's hearing. in this month of october we recognize national cyber student awareness month, a time to focus on how cybersecurity is a shared responsibility that affects all americans. the department of homeland security through is a critical role in safeguarding and securing cyberspace, a core element emission. i want to