jeh johnson, you have blood on your hands. in all of deportation. jeh johnson, you have blood on your hands. i'[inaudible] >> your one warning just went out. >> i want to be arrested. >> it will be very efficient if anybody else wants to be stand up and be removed, and starting the meeting again. [inaudible] >> jeh johnson, you have blood on your hands. into deportation -- in the deportation. >> if anybody else wants to exercise their right to speak, do it now, please. okay. secretary johnson, i don't know whether you completed the answer to my question, but if you would proceed i would appreciate it. >> yes. in general, but like to see more cooperation from various counties and cities in terms of working with us on immigration enforcement. we disc you'd -- discontinued the program because it wasn't working. there was some 14,000 detainees by our immigration enforcement personnel. they were not acted upon in a number of counties and cities across the country. we replace it with a priority enforcement program which i believe so

but as far as we know, jeh johnson is still testifying on capitol hill.his sources that this could be a false alarm, but we don't know that for sure. i want to go to you, joe. a lot of time has passed since 9:00 a.m. eastern. what do you make of this? >> like tom was saying, not a lot of people are watching it now, they're not really moving around in a type of capacity where you would say they're going somewhere, there seems to be calm. they want to be sure all the i's are dotted and t's are crossed and everyone is accounted for. they'll find out whether there was an active shooter or not, based on gun inspections and what have you. right now things are calm, there's not a lot of ambulance activity, even though there's not a hospital. they might have to bring people elsewhere than inside that facility, it wouldn't be safe, that would be an indication that something is wrong. right now i'm keeping a positive outlook and i think we'll find out they'll be standing down soon. >> i do hope you're right. i want to keep a positive outlook as well. tom, so the ba

jeh johnson saying expect to see enhanced security presence. what does that entail? >> reporter: right. he laid it out today that the tsa viper team, a specialized team assigned to do random searches on passengers, they do those to prevent a terrorist attack. he said people would notice increased presence of state and local law enforcement. the situation is this. this is the first line of defense at airports across the country. at this day and age, the concern is the soft target. that's essentially all of this area. any part of the airport before you get to the security checkpoint. that's a concern. that's what we are hearing. several airports throughout the country saying they're increasing police presence so that they can better monitor the area. if you talk to anyone, whether it be law enforcement or anyone else, they'll tell you almost impossible to totally eliminate that vulnerability, so they understand there is that vulnerability here within the soft target, but they feel that this added presence does add another layer of security. >> rene marsh at reagan airp

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secretary jeh johnson. and mr. secretary, we can withum. >> thanks for having me, judy. >> woodruff: so what is the status of security screening at american airports right now? we heard so much about it, about the problems a week or so ago. >> first, we are not going to compromise aviation security in order to expedite wait times, in order to shortcut wait times. we're going to keep passengers moving but we're also going to keep them safe. so beginning last year, we began to really take a hard look at aviation security and refocus our efforts, and we knew then that it would lead to longer wait times for a lot of travelers in the busiest airports. couple that with the travel volume we're seeing this summer, and that has led to the wait times in some of the nation's busiest airports at particular times of the day, like the situation in chicago o'hare a couple of weeks ago. >> right. in the meantime, we've brought on to full-time status a lot of t.s.a. officers that you see at the airport, we authorized a lot of overt

today homeland security secretary jeh johnson testified the istanbul attack had the hallmarks of isis. he addressed the heightened alert ahead of the upcoming holiday weekend. >> the american public should expect to see this july 4 weekend an enhanced security presence at airport, train stations and other transit centers across the country by tsa and state and local law enforcement as well as security personnel. we should not focus our attention on things like airports to the exclusion of other public places. is we're concerned and focused on public events and places across the nation. >> nbc news justice correspondent pete williams in the newsroom. people, what jeh johnson is saying, it's not just airports, there are a lot of soft targets, parades, sporting events and that they want everyone to be alert but we don't know of actionable intelligence no warnings at this stage. remember the brussels attack involved not only the airport but a subway station and we know what happened in paris. so they're well aware of this. airport security, the perimeter, is not the responsibility of the

just a short time ago homeland security secretary jeh johnson wrapped up a briefing with house members. and secretary johnson joins me now. mr. secretary, welcome back to "special report"." >> thanks for having me. >> the latest on the investigation, first of all about the shooter. when did his radicalization begin? >> well the investigation is barely two and a half days old after the attack. it's still an evolving picture there are lots of law enforcement agents on the ground in florida, investigating every aspect of the shooter's life. i suspect we're going to know a lot more very soon. what we know at this point is that this appears that this was a case of self-radicalization, it was not a terrorist-directed attack. as we say, it was more in the nature of a terrorist-inspired attack. it does not appear to have been part of any group or any cell. and the environment we're in right now is reflected by this horrific attack. we have to be concerned about the homeground violent extremism. for both the president and me, homeland security, the protection of the american people against this

martha: let's replay the sound from jeh johnson a little while ago. that. >> we do have, as reflected on the news an unfolding situation at andrews airbase which may require that take a break from this session and i hope you won't mind if i need to do that, chairman. martha: it also worth pointing out that in prior situations where there was a shooting and we're waiting to find out whether or not there was one here, when the shooter has been taken out, the posture around the building changes dramatically and it's possible that may be what we're seeing here. it could be that there was an active shooter as was reported by a number of different people who were close toward situation and it is possible that shooter may have been taken out if indeed there was one at all, bret. >> we have a lot of possibilities here. we're in an environment as colonel north rightly points out that is very focused on terrorism and the terrorist threat but obviously in this country we've seen other things develop. and beyond orlando there have been other things and other shoo

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fbi director james comey and homeland security jeh johnson will lead the briefing.t was requested by house speaker paul ryan. >>> and this morning we're hearing from one of the owners of pulse night club. barbara poma and a business partner opened it in 2004, it was a tribe butte to her brother who died of aids in 1991. poma sat down with matt lauer to talk about moving forward. >> we just have to move forward and find a way to keep their hearts beating and keep our spirit alive. we're not going to let someone take this away from us. >> interview coming up at 7:00 on the "today" show. >>> i'm kristin wright at the live desk following a a fire in baltimore this morning. 14 homes impacted, firefighters have been there for hours right now making sure that the fire is out. it started this three row homes and spread up the entire block. this is in east baltimore if you're familiar, eaton street. nobody hurt we understand. but 10 families cannot go back to their homes. right now firefighters are looking into what started the fire. >>> 6:49. new developments about a triple

jeh johnson, homeland security secretary. >> this individual was someone who self radicalized. was part of a group or a cell vaccine here in the united states and there is no evidence at this point that this is a terrorist directed attack. reporter: as you might guess, horrific stories coming out about what went on inside the pulse nightclub both from the survivors as well as doctors that treated them. even video and sound from inside, leading some folks in congress to again talk about guns. i give you one of them, one of the voices this morning. >> they are congress will stand firm over the silence but do absolutely nothing. don't even talk about it, don't even bring it up. they are complicit in this by not acting in not taking a stance in some way. reporter: this of course has bought a debate about what to do about situations like this and how to hack them off in the future and differing viewpoints on that. president obama will be here in orlando tomorrow to stand in solidarity with the community. lauren. lauren: jeff, we have heard from omar mateen's father. he spoke out yes

homeland security secretary jeh johnson getting grilled by senator ted cruz today over whether his agency is scrubbing any reference to radical islam from its reports. watch. >> you have not investigated whether your department ordered documents to be modified in 2009 to removed refer repses to jihad, radical islamic terrorism and the muslin brotherhood. you have not vented that question. >> no, i have not taken the time investigate what mr. hain nonsays, no. we'll get nowhere in our efforts to build bridges with muslim communities, which we need to do in this current environment right now, that includes home-grown violent extreme-its -- >> mer secretary, my time -- >> hold on. they all tell me that isil has hijacked my religion and it's critical that we bring these people to our side. >> you're entitled to give speeches other times. my question was, if you were aware that the information has been scrubbed. >> senator cruz saying when you erase refer repses to radical jade it impact -- radical jihads it immigrant pacts the response to red flags. national security analyst agrees and joins

and there's no evidence at this point that this was a terrorist directed attack. >> that was jeh johnsonement source is telling fox the wife of this terrorist knew what he was planning to do and didn't tell anyone. charges may be coming soon. athra dala what kind of punishment might she be looking at. >> they have to prove more than she just knew. in the united states of america you could tell me you're about to commit a horrific crime. it's not a crime for me not to say anything. >> it's not? wait a minute. >> it's a moral crime, but not a crime. >> if she knew -- >> if he said honey, you know what i'm doing tonight, i'm going to nightclub and shoot 100 people and she says really that's what you're going to do? yeah. and he leaves and she doesn't help him, assist him in any way. that's where the crime comes in. if she does an overt act, if she drives him to go buy the guns and she knows he's going to use those guns to kill someone. if she drives him to the nightclub and she knows he's going there to do harm, those are crimes. if she drives him to buy guns and -- >> if she knew what was

just a short time ago homeland security secretary jeh johnson wrapped up a briefing with house membersand secretary johnson joins me now. mr. secretary, welcome back to "special report"." >> thanks for having me. >> the latest on the investigation, first of all about the shooter. when did his radicalization begin? >> well the investigation is barely two and a half days old after the attack. it's still an evolving picture there are lots of law enforcement agents on the ground in florida, investigating every aspect of the shooter's life. i suspect we're going to know a lot more very soon. what we know at this point is that this appears that this was a case of self-radicalization, it was not a terrorist-directed attack. as we say, it was more in the nature of a terrorist-inspired attack. it does not appear to have been part of any group or any cell. and the environment we're in right now is reflected by this horrific attack. we have to be concerned about the homeground violent extremism. for both the president and me, homeland security, the protection of the american people against this t

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as the drama was unfolding at andrews, homeland security jeh johnson was testifying on capitol hill. he was talking about the security situation for the upcoming july 4 holiday. johnson says the concern is on public events. secretary johnson: 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. meanwhile, johnson says the airport attack in turkey had all the markings of isis and there are new developments in that investigation. we are learning 13 people were arrested, including three foreign nationals in the attack that killed 42 people and injured more than 180. no word yet on what charges they will face. back around here, what a beautiful day outside. chief meteorologist doug hill is here with -- i'm just going to call it -- a perfect day. doug: 79 at reagan national right now. that's the key. comfortable temperatures and very comfortable humidity levels outside. that will continue through the afternoon. we are going to get up around 83, 84. our average

at the same time there halted and homeland security secretary jeh johnson warned he may have to leave a hearing on the hill. >> we do have as reflected on the news an unfolding situation at andrews air base. which may require i take a break from the session. scott: the military tweeted out the lockdown. facebook alerts and national media swarmed. turned out it was all a false alarm. a distress call after someone seeing routine inspection on base, perceiving it at as a threat, at the same time there was a active shooter drill. but the mass confusion that came after orlando and istanbul is cause for different concern. worry communication even at the base most often used by the president could be lacking on the most critical levels. >> a situation where people are distracted or nervous or anxious they will make mistake s. it's complicated. we have to be on our toes. this is a critical time for all of us. >> the response was strong and solid. that is the good news. the bad news is it appears to be a mistake and we'd like to reduce the number of mistakes. >> indicated for some more room fo

last hour on the "today" show, jeh johnson said investigators are learning a lot about the gunman, oma. johnson and the fbi director will meet with house members for a classified briefing this afternoon. the fbi confirms with nbc that it's investigating whether mateen had frequented the gay nightclub and whether he had profiles on gay apps and dating sites. and president obama is expected to have more to say about the terror attacks after a meet with his national security council next hour. >>> let's bring in msnbc contributor don barelli in charge of the fbi/nypd joint terrorism task force. always good to see you but always under unfortunately bad circumstances. i want to talk first about the fbi reportedly interviewing mateen three times, or at least that's what they tell us. he was on the terror watch list but subsequently removed. so tell us a little bit about how this process works because as you know, there are people questioning. we had him in our sights. how did we let this happen? >> there's basically like a checklist when you open an investigation. you're gathering that predi

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homeland security chief jeh johnson was apparently in the dark. he was at hearing on capitol hill when he referred to an unfolding situation and said he might have to leave the session. vice president joe biden had been scheduled to leave for andrews for director from andrews for a campaign event and had to delay his departture why people involved in the exercise are going to have to take a hard look at themselves. >> reporter: the "all clear" was a relief at andrews but én comes the investigation into how a routine drill got out of control. weijia jang, cbs news, andrews air force base, maryland. >> president obama traveled through andrews last night arriving home from a trip to canada. >>> here in the bay area the search is on for the driver that led officers on a high- speed crash early this morning. it ended with a chp cruiser slamming into parked cars. the officers lost control when their vehicle hit a hydrant and several cars near macarthur boulevard in oakland around 2:30. they had chased the us is effect from 580 in dublin after the drive

priorities that we've put in place and our enforcement priorities that have been laid out by secretary jeh johnson at the department of homeland security are pretty clear. we prioritize criminals. we prioritize gang bangers. we prioritize folks who have just come in. what we don't do is to prioritize people who have been here a long time who are otherwise law abiding, who have roots and connections in their communities and so those enforcement priorities will continue. the work that we've done with the dream act kids, those policies remain in place. so what this has prevented us from doing is expanded the scope of what we've done with the dream act kids. keep in mind, though, that even that was just a temporary measure. all it was doing was basically saying to these kids you can have confidence that you are not going to be deported, but it does not resolve your ultimate status. that is going to require congressional action. so although i'm disappointed by the lack of decision today by the supreme court, a deadlock, this does not substantially change the status quo and it doesn't negate what has al

senator ted cruz barbecuing secretary jeh johnson.ed scrubbing of any references to islamic extremism from dhs counter terrorism literature. >> the fbi counter terrorism lexicon uses the word jihad zero times. the national intelligence strategy of 2009 uses the word jihad zero times. strategic immentation plan to prevent violent extremism uses the word zero times. the national intelligence strategy in 2014 uses the word zero times. we also heard testimony from a former employee at the department of homeland security, phil haney, that in october of 2009 nor than 800 customs and border patrol documents were ordered modified, scrubbed, or deleted to remove references to jihad or the muslim brotherhood or other similar references. was mr. haney's testimony that the department of homeland security ordered over 800 documents and cbb altered or deleted, was that testimony accurate? >> i have no idea. i don't know who mr. haney is. i wouldn't know him if he walked in the room. >> you have no knowledge of any records being changed at the depar

homeland security secretary jeh johnson is here.ity meetings but canceled his plans after the attack. secretary johnson, good morning. great to have you here. >> norah, thanks for having me back. >> let's ask this first. is there any evidence right now that this shooter had accomplices or was working with anyone else that may be a threat to our security today? >> at this stage in the investigation, we know of no accomplices. we do not believe at this stage this was a terrorist-directed attack, as we say. all the signs are this was an incident of terrorist-inspired acts, an individual who self-radicalized and committed obviously a mass atrocity here in our homeland. >> what's the most disturbing thing we have found out about him? >> well, let me begin with this. the president's number one priority is protection of the homeland, protection of the american people. all of us in this administration, this is our top priority. we're doing so militarily through air strikes. we're taking out a number of members of the islamic state, al qaeda

coming up on the "today" show, jeh johnson ways in on the a pattern emerging in orlando--- that bringshat motivated the shooter to slaughter dozens of people at g >>> a pattern emerging in orlando which brings into question what motivated the shooter to slaughter dozens of people at a night club. witnesses say he was a patron of that club for months. >>> a pick-up truck plows off the highway into a neighbor's home. the person who lives there says this sort of thing happened repeatedly. >>. >> will they repeat as chancellor if the warriors want r want more hardware? they have to shoot a whole lot better than last night in game six. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> we stayed up to watch that game. i'm laura garcia-cannon. a little cooler?

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we'll speak with homeland security secretary jeh johnson.the orlando attack. we'll speak with john heilemann of bloomberg politics. and the search for a motive in the shooting death of singer christina grimmie. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. wearing powerful sunscreen? yes! neutrogena® ultra sheer. no other sunscreen works better or feels better. clinically proven helioplex® provides unbeatable uva/uvb protection to help prevent early skin aging and skin cancer all with a clean light feel. for unbeatable protection. it's the one. the best for your skin. ultra sheer®. neutrogena®. see what's possible. >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> police are trying to solve this morning. >> police, grief and heart break-in orlando, as people come together to remember the victims of the night club massacre now we're learning new information about the man behind the deadliest shooting rampage in american history. >> and love in response to hate. the special tribu

fbi director james comey and homeland security secretary jeh johnson will conduct the briefing at 3:00 this afternoon. it was requested by house speaker paul ryan. >>> and this was the dramatic scene on the house floor monday after a moment of silence for the victims of the orlando shooting. democrats started yelling where's the bill. it's in reference to a bipartisan gun bill that was introduced last year. south carolina congressman jim clyburn attempted to ask speaker ryan where the bhill st not in order and shut him down. congressman jim himes then walked off the floor believing that silence is complicit in allowing plas shomass shootings continue. >>> it is decision day in the district and eats nit's not the presidential race that is getting all the attention. vincent gray is hoping to make a political comeback today in ward 7. gray is challenging yvette alexander for the ward 7 council seat. the former mayor was first elected to the council back in 2004. current d.c. mayor muriel bowser is backing alexander. the council woman is said to support the same measures at bowser. now to

we'll speak with homeland security secretary jeh johnson. over the orlando attack. we'll speak with john heilemann of bloomberg politics. and the search for a motive in the shooting death of singer christina grimmie. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. you ,, i'm michelle griego. and i'm kenny ch >>> good morning. we love this shot of the bay bridge. this is from the roof of our kpix 5 studios. it's tuesday, june 14. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. i hope you're having a great start this morning. time now 4:30. look who we have back in the house, gianna, looking nice. >> thank you. >> so gianna has traffic and we have weather with elizabeth this morning. >> yeah. we are in a little bit of a cooling trend today so if you are in some of the hot inland spots it might feel like a little relief. if you are on the coast and bay it might feel brisk. also, breezy at times. so temperatures out the door mainly in the 50s. mid-50s in oakland. low 50s in santa rosa and napa

priorities that we've put in place, and our enforcement priorities that have been laid out by secretary jeh johnson at the department of homeland security are pretty clear. we prioritize criminals. we prioritize gangbangers. we prioritize folks who have just come in. what we don't do is to prioritize people who have been here a long time, who are otherwise law abiding, who have roots and connections in their communities, and, so, those enforcement priorities will continue. the work that we've done with the dream act kids, those policies remain in place. so what this has prevented us from doing is expanding the scope of what we've done with the dream act kids. keep in mind, though, even that was just a temporary measure. all it was doing was basically saying to these kids, you can have confidence that you are not going to be deported, but it does not resolve your ultimate status. that is going to require congressional action. so, although i'm disappointed by the lack of a decision today by the supreme court, a deadlock, this does not substantially change the status quo, and it doesn't negate what ha

will have an in-person briefing today from fbi director james comey, homeland security secretary jeh johnsonnt official. vice president biden skipped a planned campaign event in florida to come back to washington, d.c. he'll be in that meeting as well. president obama is also changing his plans to campaign for hillary clinton. he would have made his first joint appearance on the campaign trail with clinton, but that has been postponed. instead, hillary clinton will keep to her schedule today, going to ohio. she'll give a speech in cleveland, which will now be tailored to respond to the events in orlando, discussing terrorism, gun reform, and expressing her concern for the lgbt community. donald trump is also making some changes to his plans, canceling a rally for new hampshire but still going to the state, where he, too, will deliver a speech, changing his topic as well and advisers say he will talk about terrorism and talk about what he believes is weak leadership and a different approach to deal with domestic terrorism and how the country should respond in the wake of the orlando attack. t

homeland security secretary jeh johnson and a top justice department official.ident biden skipped a planned campaign event in florida to come back to washington, d.c. he'll be in that meeting as well. president obama is also changing his plans to campaign for hillary clinton. he would have made his first joint appearance on the campaign trail with clinton, but that has been postponed. instead, hillary clinton will keep to her schedule today going to ohio, she'll give a speech in cleveland, which will now be tailored to respond to the events in orlando, discussing terrorism, gun reform, and expressing her concern for the lgbt community. donald trump is also making some changes to his plans, canceling a rally for new hampshire, but still going to the state where he too will deliver a speech. changing his topic as well, and advisers say he will talk about terrorism and talk about what he believes is weak leadership and a different approach to deal with domestic terrorism and how the country should respond in the wake of the orlando attacks. there are changes to the

reporter: word of the scare at andrew, home of air force one, surprised homeland security secretary jeh johnson, who was testifying before congress. >> we do have, as reflected on the news, an unfolding situation at andrews air base, which may require that i take a break from this session. >> reporter: the base had planned what it described as a no-notice active shooter drill just two days after the attack in turkey. at about the time the exercise began a report of a gunman was called in from the medical facility on the other side of the base. a statement posted on twitter explained there was misidentification of the security forces emergency services team who were conducting a routine inspection of the facility. secretary of defense ash carter. >> i thought the response was strong and solid. soha the bad news is it appears to have been a mistake and we like to reduce the numbers of mistakes made in this way, no question about it. >> reporter: joint base andrews, the primary point of departure for the president and other dignitaries, josh, vice president joe biden delayed his departure for ohio

jeh johnson, you have bloodon your hands . [inaudible] >> if there is any intention anybody else has if they want to stand up and be removed instead of starting the meeting again ... >>. [inaudible] >> if anybody else wants to exercise their right to speak, do it now please. >> okay. secretary johnson, i don't know whether you completed the answer to my question but if you would proceed i'd appreciate it. >> yes. in general i'd like to see more cooperation from various counties and cities in terms of working with us on immigration enforcement. we discontinued the secure communities program in 2014. because it wasn't working. there were some 14,000 dictators by our immigration enforcement personnel that were not acted upon in a number of counties and cities across the country. we replaced it with a priority enforcement program which i believe, which i believe solves the political and legal controversy that we were seeing of the 25 counties that were the most resistant to our retainers, 17 of those 25 now working with us again.

and if you look at the other advisor to jeh johnson, she is tweeted out. here's a tweet that she sent out. i can't deal with people saying america is the best nation in the world. be critical. be conscious. don't be idiots. yeah, people like my friend and like the speaker, you know, we think america is the best place in the world. but according to jeh johnson's advisor, we're idiots. she said -- she tweeted out . the u.s. has never been a utopia unless you were a straight white male that owned land, straight up, period, go home, shut up. wow. she also said, you can't say something intolerant and not expect consequences, not on my watch. she said all kinds of hateful things about america, about whites, about those who love this country. great article in "the daily caller." did f.b.i. training material purge cause agency to drop the ball on orlando shooter? clearly it did. well, mr. speaker, in conclusion, every republican i heard speak on this issue, including those from homeland security, have acknowledged the president and our intelligence need to start t

we should be a will to evaluating publicly. >> i will be asking jeh johnson about this when he comes in for the hearing. i want to hear some the other views here because some of the people that a been recruited in minnesota, a lot of times it's people on the internet and obviously we have first amendment rights and maybe you mr. cohen and we'll move on because i'm two minutes over about what we should be doing here to limit some of this recruiting and taking responsibility for the private and public sector. this is slick recruiting that's going on right now within our midst. >> thank you for the question. we have to put out alternative voices and not have a narrative that we are opposed to them or that we are attacking their religion. you know there was a study done by the people at duke and they surveyed almost 400 law enforcement officials and talked to over 200 community members and a variety of focus groups and the sense was that there were sort of an oppressive atmosphere from law enforcement toward these communities and that i think is pernicious and counterproductive. i think

>> my question is, have you been in the company of say someone of jeh johnson of homeland security who may have a response to what is actually going on behind the scenes that he could reveal to retort to your assumptions because we have tried at first time to get there but it doesn't work very well. when rosa talks were getting the message across, you know, there isn't a whole lot of receptivity. to keep you somewhat of an extreme example because it's a total no-brainer, which is the federal air marshals. we look about 748 ways, and other people have come to come in basically it's an incredibly waste of money. it doesn't improve risk reduction much at all, if at all, and it costs an incredible amount of money, $1 billion a year. airlines and the taxpayers several hundred millions of dollars every single year. so far one member of congress, duncan from tennessee, has come out and say what to get rid of the air marshal. he even quoted as. i was flabbergasted at someone is actually saying it. when we were in washington a few months ago, we visited the office of duncan and talk to some of

secretary jeh johnson and nctc director rasmussen. we will be pressing the administration for answers as to what happened, to find out what happened and to see what we can do in the future to prevent a situation like that from happening in the future. boston, fort hood, chattanooga, san bernardino and now this event. the homeland is under attack and the highest threat environments i've seen since 9/11. let me just say that the suspect, the orlando shooter was under the radar on several occasions. there were flags in this case that we will be examining and our oversight responsibilities. he traveled to both to saudi arabia and to the emrates on two separate occasions in 2011, 2012. then came under the radar of the f.b.i. in 2013 for making inflammatory comments about connections to al qaeda and hezbollah and other remarks. and then in 2014, by attending the same mosque as the first american foreign fighter, suicide bomber in syria. these connections are all very concerning to us. it's something we will be taking a close look at. i want

and our enforcement priorities that have been laid out by secretary jeh johnson at the department ofcurity are pretty clear. we prioritize criminals. we prioritize gang bangers. we prioritize folks who have just come in. what we don't do is prioritize people who have been here a long law-abiding, who have roots and connections in their communities. and so those enforcement priorities will continue. this does not substantially change the status quo. and it doesn't negate what has always been the case, which is if we're really going to solve this problem effectively we've got to have congress pass a law. >>> on the campaign trail donald trump called president obama's executive order on immigration "one of the most unconstitutional actions ever undertaken by a president." on capitol hill house speaker paul ryan praised the supreme court's action. >> this is a win for the constitution. it's a win for congress. and it's a win for our fight to restore the separation of powers. presidents don't write laws. congress writes laws. this is a case that the house weighed in on because it's fundam

. >> i want to add as well, homeland security secretary jeh johnson testified in front of a senate committee on capitol hill and has released some information people might find surprising, one of those injured in the istanbul airport attack is an american citizen, injured, not killed. an american is among them. we understand from what the secretary has told congress that injuries are minor. again, an american citizen among those injured in the istanbul airport attack. we will continue to follow that story as well. so just to what we were discussing with john pistole, you might have thought police at the airports are at the least armed, and most cases you're right. one huge american city with two super busy airports, the police force there, not necessarily not only not having weapons on them, the officers were given instructions to run and hide if trouble starts. i will repeat it. run and hide when trouble starts. yes. we investigated this, yes, you're going to get answers as to what is going on in chicago next. your heart loves omega-3s. but the omega-3s in fish oil differ from megared krill

, the attorney general of the united states, loretta lynch, the secretary of homeland security, jeh johnson there are supposed to be bilateral security discussions between the united states and china. they are staying here in washington right now. it's sort of everyone is at full strength right now to deal with this. the great fear is that there could be copy cats. this could just be the start, we hope not, of more. >> absolutely. and i think they were wise to cancel this trip just as the president and mrs. clinton were wise to cancel their political campaigning together. this is a moment when you aren't quite sure, when assassinations take place, when these kind of tragedies take place with a lone gunman, is he the only person involved? is he really a lone wolf? are there others? if we don't know the answers in the white house to begin with, frequently the information that comes in for the first 24 hours, a lot of the information is wrong about a tragedy. and you have to sift through the evidence and think seriously about the question, one other question i'm sure they are asking themselves

james comey and jeh johnson will conduct the briefing at 3:00 p.m. it was requested by house speaker paul ryan. >>> a dramatic scene on the house floor after a moment of silence, democrats start the yelling where's the bill. it's in reference to a by partisan gun bill that was introduced last year. south carolina congressman jim clyburn attempted to ask speaker ryan where the bill stands, but ryan determined his he question was not in order and shut him down. congressman jim himes then walked off the floor saying that he believed, quote, silence is complicit in plowing has shootings to continue. >>> in the wake of the terror in orlando, the president is planning to heat with his natl review on efforts to destroy isis. the president is planning to travel to florida on thursday to stand with the orlando community. >> right now we're watching day two of oscar pistorius' resentencing. we have new video to show you there inside of the courtroom. the former olympic runner could go back to jail for the next 15 years. pistorius was on house arrest for shooti

homeland security secretary jeh johnson will also be at the classified briefing today. the feds briefed the house on the investigation yesterday. >>> t the city of orlando. in d.c. there will be a vigil and fund-raiser on the north side of the white house at noon. at 6:00 p.m. there will be an interfaith service at the united christian parish in reston. and market square will also hold a vigil. >>> and gw memorial parkway has now reopened after a crash between a car and shuttle bus near stratford lane. minutes after the bus left for a visit to mount vernon estates, one person was killed and more than a dozen were injured. police say the crash was head-on which forced the bus carrying chinese nationals to tip on its side, slide off the road. meanwhile, police say a dozen passerbies helped to stop the injured. kristin wright has more on the victims at 5:15 this morning. >>> turning to decision 2016 hillary clinton has won the final democratic contest, the d.c. primary. clinton defeated bernie sanders by more than 50 points. >> her win comes more than a week after she won

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