kennebunkport director john brennan: >> they called it the pickle short for the president's intelligence checklist. >> reporter: the first version in 1961 was written to fit in the president's breast pocket and stamped, "top secret." the following years after the soaves pulled back their missiles in cuba, the kennebunkport said: and they noted fidel castro's displeasure. three days after president kennedy was assassinated, the daily briefing confirmed that lee harvey oswald had been in mexico. he was trying, we are told, to arrange for visas so that he could travel to the u.s.s.r. have a havana. lyndon johnson didn't like the pickles-style briefing, perhaps because kennedy had never allowed him to read it. the kennebunkport tailored a new one for him titled, "president at daily brief," and they changed the delivery scheduled. >> and they delivered it in the afternoon, not the morning, since johnson liked to do his reading at the end of the day, often in his pajamas, while lying in bed. >> reporter: in the years to come, the war in vietnam consumed l.b.j. in 1967 he asked for a daily supp

people like john brennan and the head of the faa will. >>> and prince george's hospital with patientso employees who politicians who fought to keep the hospital open, people want to know why its impending closure was kept a secret. some of them found out on facebook, others while we broke the news on twitter. it plans to be an ambulatory care center by 2018. >> we as maternity nurses are terrified. they should have transitioned us better. >> when the 38 staff members who work in the maternity unit leave, there will only be one other hospital that offers delivery in all of prince george's county. >>> you may be able to help police in charles county if you recognize the man you see here. he's wanted for a string of recent robberies in the county. police say the incident at the dash and food store showed a gun to a clerk and stole money. later that day, he robbed a cvs and then on monday, he robbed another on crane. >>> now to a violent robbery in arlington. a man was stabbed. a man walked up to the victims and tried to take the woman's purse. in the struggle, her hand was cut. the man s

i will turn first to john brennan. dir.rennan: we want to make sure we have a good grasp of the intentions of our adversaries around the world, making sure that we have insight and intelligence that will give us a better sense of what is coming at us. that is part of our mission. given that this is a very dynamic environment in terms of what the various tools and capabilities that various actors have, we need to make sure we are on the top of our game. we need to make sure that our systems are going to be as secure as they can be so that we can fulfill our responsibilities to share information as we need to. make sure that people who are going to be able to operate and act on these informations are able to do that securely and reliably. we have initiated a number of actions within the agency to ensure that in light of some recent experiences, that we are doubling down insecurity. i rely very heavily on my colleagues here on that front. third, since cia is supposedly operating clandestinely secretly and globally, we need to

i will turn first to john brennan. dir. brennan: we want to make sure we have a good grasp of the intentions of our adversaries around the world, making sure that we have insight and intelligence that will give us a better sense of what is coming at us. that is part of our mission. given that this is a very dynamic environment in terms of what the various tools and capabilities that various actors have, we need to make sure we are on the top of our game. we need to make sure that our systems are going to be as be so that we can can fulfill our responsibilities to share information as we need to. make sure that people who are going to be able to operate and s aren these information able to do that securely and reliably. we have initiated a number of actions within the agency to ensure that in light of some recent experiences, that we are doubling down insecurity. i rely very heavily on my colleagues here on that front. third, since cia is supposedly operating clandestinely secretly and globally, we need to understand the digi

hearings before house panel national intelligence director james clapper along with cia director john brennanlled me with just a few officials to answer questions on china. the security breach at the office of personnel management general told and issues cyberthreats always front and center. lauren: these are the latest quarterly numbers from the yoga wear posting a second-quarter profit of 34 cents per share. revenue coming in at $453 million. just topping estimates. wait for the stock reaction. coming up, are you ready for some football? after an off-season with the deflategate, new england patriots are ready to get down to business. >> i'm not going to comment on anything that doesn't involve the game coming, which is huge. lauren: new england kicking off the season tonight against the pittsburgh steelers. we will have the latest in sports. massive flooding hits japan forcing thousands to flee their homes. the very latest on the rescue effort there. check in u.s. stock index futures, great opening bell. dow futures higher by 107 points. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning

today cia director john brennan warned iran might break its nuclear agreement with nuclear powers by outsourcing part of the nuclear program to north korea. >>> now to politics, tomorrow night 11 candidates take the stage in the second prime time republican debate. and all eyes will be on the political outsiders. chief political correspondent carl cameron is in los angeles tonight. >> reporter: donald trump drew 20,000 last night in dallas t. latest polls show trump ahead. ben carson surged into the 20s within a virtual tie of the margin of error. jeb bush leads all others with just six. >> here's the headline. carson surging. i said, what about me? where is my name? i'm at 40. where's my name? it's unbelievable. >> trump has hit the low 30s. but after tripping up on foreign policy questions since the last debate, trump rallies tonight on the deck of the uss iowa in los angeles. >> i want to makt it so strong that we never have to use it. >> reporter: but trump has not said how and he's under fire from the fiscally conservative club for growth with a million dollar ad blitz. >> which

cia john brennan and fbi director james comey are among the limited. and then, as debate over the accord continues on capitol hill, will have live coverage of the hearing on the deals and location for missile defense and not proliferation. including officials from the defense department and the admin a straight or national nuclear security administration. that begins at 2 p.m. eastern on c-span3. three. now we go to capitol hill for a hearing on planned parenthood. gop lawmakers ask questions whether the group is illegally harvesting and selling from aborted fetuses. planned parenthood denies the claim. we will hear from a reproduction justice advocate who says planned parenthood did nothing illegal. this is about three hours and 45 minutes. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] these videos contain discussions with representatives of the abortion providing organization, planned parenthood, regardin

the director the cia now, john brennan, explained what happened on the day that first picl was first delivered to president john f. kennedy in 1961 -- poolside. check this out. >> it was june 17, 1961 an and aide had just arrived from washington carrying a top-secret document. the president sat down to read it next to the swimming pool, perched on the edge of the diving board. the document was seven pages long and printed on short square blocks of paper with spiral binding along the top. inside were two maps, a few notes, and 14 intelligence briefs. most no more than two sentences in length. on topics ranging from laos to cuba to kruschev. after reading the document, the president sent word that he was pleased with the contents. an aide contacted the offices at cia who had written it and said "so far so good." >> "so far so good." poolside. the whole idea of a digest, an easily readable literally physically small digest of intelligence made up of the most important things the president had to know that day. that was basically invented for president jfk at his request. the briefs for h

after that john brennan and james comey testify at a hearing on global cyber threats.they'll be joined by the national security agency and james clapper, director of national intelligence. the hearing's held by the house and intelligence committee. it begins live at 10:00 eastern also on c-span3. >>> last week the housing and urban development department held a fair housing training and policy conference here in washington. former vice president walter mondale spoke of his sponsorship of the act and the challenges he encountered in getting it passed through congress. he was joined by tim kaine. it's an hour and a half. >>> thank you and good morning. my name is brian green. i'm the general deputy assistant secretary in hud's office of fair housing. it's my pleasure to join you today as the moderator of this first panel of our national training and policy conference. the title of this session is, the problem we all live with. that title, the problem we all live with comes from a norman rockwell painting. it shows a black girl headed to a white school with federal marsha

i'll stop there with that general overview and turn first to john brennan. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman and members of the committee for the opportunity to talk to you today about this very important issue. three top priorities for me thinking about cyber. one is since cia has responsibility to make sure we have a good grasp of what the plans, intentions, and capabilities are of our adversaries around the world, making sure that we have the insights and intelligence that will give us better sense of what may be coming at us. so that's part of our mission, but given that this is a very dynamic environment in terms of what the various tools and capabilities that various actors have, we need to make sure that we're on the top of our game in order to make sure we inform our policymakers, legislators, and others. two, want to make sure our systems are going to be as secure as they can be so that we can fulfill our responsibilities to share information as we need to, make sure people who are going to be able to operate and act on the information that we're able to get,

john brennan said that the somewhat pd -- the nypd was the model combating islamic terrorism. if you're talking about profiling, whatever you want to term it -- rudy, you are italian-american. i am irish american. if you are investigating the mafia, you go to italian-american families. we had to find the westies. we knew where to find them. that was the irish neighborhoods. if we gave in to "the new york want" and these people who to wring their hands, the fact is under mayor bloomberg and commissioner kelly, 16 plots against new york city stopped. commissioner bratton, less than two years, 12 plots stopped. what happened, the fourth of july, what bill bratton did, as per a stopping the threats against new york, again, we would have a different climate. we came very close to being attacked on the fourth of july by isis. we need to start talking on the record and not just metaphorically. rudy, you and i went to many funerals after 9/11. too many. we saw the cops that were killed, the firefighters killed. people are still dying. cops and firefighters are still as a result of the

cia director john brennan and fbi director james county are among the witnesses. then as debate over the nuclear accord continues on capitol hill, we will have live coverage of a hearing on the bill's implication on nonproliferation, including officials from the defense department. begins at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. the iran nuclear agreement has become a political issue for the 20. 16 campaign -- 2016 campaign. ted cruz and donald trump along with sarah palin and glenn beck spoke at a rally on the west front of the capital. this is three hours and 15 minutes. >> our first speaker is a member of the board at heritage for america, media research center, and he also recently inspected the position as the chairman of the board for tea party patriots. he is a former executive and has experience with wall street and understands how dangerous and difficult it can become on big government, big labor, and big business teamed together. he is going to be our first speaker today, please join me in welcoming bill walton. [applause] ♪ >> hello, it is great to be here. jen

but john brennan, when he was president obama's homeland security adviser he said they were the model for the country as far as combatting islamic terrorism. and if we are talking about profiling and ethnic, you're italy, and they went after the italy-american and they hit every irish bar and nobody was going to harlem. they knew where to find them and that was in the irish neighborhoods so i think we should put political correctness aside. and these are deadly enemies that we face. and if we cater to the people who want to ream their hands and under mayor bloomberg and commissioner kelly, 16 plots in 12 years were stopped. commissioner bratton, in less than two years, 12 plots were stopped. and what happened over the fourth of july, what bratton did was stop the threats to new york and the arrested made here here in new york. if they had not been made we would have a different climate today. we came close to be attacked over the fourth of july. port authority cops were killed. but people are still dying. cops and firefighters are still dying as a result of the illnesses they incurred

i'll stop there with that general overview and turn first to john brennan. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman and members of the committee for the opportunity to talk to you today about this very important issue. three top priorities for me thinking about cyber. one is since cia has responsibility to make sure we have a good grasp of what the plans, intentions, and capabilities are of our adversaries around the world, making sure that we have the insights and intelligence that will give us better sense of what may be coming at us. so that's part of our mission, but given that this is a very dynamic environment in terms of what the various tools and capabilities that various actors have, we need to make sure that we're on the top of our game in order to make sure we inform our policymakers, legislators, and others. two, want to make sure our systems are going to be as secure as they can be so that we can fulfill our responsibilities to share information as we need to, make sure people who are going to be able to operate and act on the information that we're able to get,

john paul in 1965. >> i'm going to have to talk to father brennan. see what we can work out. >> the pope sets the bar high, darlene. >>> some fortune new yorkers have already gotten to spend a precious few moments with pope francis. >> we were in tears when kerry barrett told us this sorry. >> what a moment for this girl. a 12-year-old girl, the moment she was in the crowd of several hundred at jfk. she was in a wheelchair will -- there with her family. on june 5th, she found she could no longer walk. she was there for a blessing from the pope. a lot of people reaching out to try and touch the holy father. julia seized this opportunity. >> i kissed his ring, and he put his hands on my forehead and he blessed me and he looked at me. >> what's that mane to you? >> it means that he's going to give me a miracle. >> what miracle are you asking for? >> to walk again. i know i will walk again because of him. >> oh, my goodness. she's a seventh grader at st. bernadette. she says her classmates helped her get there. everybody worked together to make it happen

the heads of several law enforcement and intelligence agencies, including cia director john brennan and fbi director james comey, testified at a house intelligence committee hearing about global threats to computer networks and recent day that breaches. >> i want to thank director clapper. i would still like to thank director clapper. we know that all the witnesses time is very valuable, and we want to take advantage of that today, so i'll keep my comments brief. this committee has traditionally hosted an open worldwide threats hearing to better educate the public on current dangers we face as well as to showcase how the intelligence community is working to combat these threats. the focus of this hearing is cybersecurity or given the current state of affairs, cyber insecurity. over the last several years, cyber attacks have become common place in the united states. anthem blue shield, home depot, sony, target, jpmorgan, chase, and other companies are just to name a few have been subject to major attacks, resulting in the compromise of personal information of employees and customers alik