en una entrevista exclusiva con el secretario de seguridad nacional, john kelly, nos dice quÉ podrÍacon el estado de protecciÓn temporal, o tps, para los centroamericanos. noticias univisiÓn 14 comienza ya. locutor: es la ediciÓn de noticias univisiÓn 14 sólo a las 11, tu gente, tu voz. marÍa: con la llegada de las vacaciones de verano los jÓvenes tienen mÁs tiempo libre, por eso la alcaldÍa de san josÉ puso en marcha un plan para mantener a las adolescentes alejados de las pandillas y de las actividades criminales. ramÓn:buenas noches. durante el verano aumentan las actividades pandilleros como placa, por eso existe un programa para pedir que nuestros jÓvenes se involucran, especialmente durante la temporada de calor, Época en que aumenta la violencia entre algunos adolescentes. de ahÍ la importancia de prevenir que se metan en problemas, que vayan a la cÁrcel o que pierdan la vida a consecuencia de las pandillas. tenga a la mano lÁpiz y papel. prevenir que los jÓvenes se incorporen a las pandillas para evitar la violencia juvenil, es la meta que tienen los foros informativos que se

homeland security secretary john kelly described the new security measures as a mix of both "seen andnseen," aiming to protect the almost 200 million passengers that fly in and out of the u.s. each year.airports will conduct more thorough passneger interviews and better vetting of future employees.kelly says travelers can also expect enhanced screening of electronic devices. john kelly/ homeland security secretary: "we will also lay out a clear path to encourage airlines and airports to adapt, excuse me adopt, more sophisticated screening approaches including better use of explosive detection k9's, and advanced checkpoint screening technology."secretary kelly said these and other enhanced security measures--ones officals declined to specificy for security reasons-will be implemented over time. and while kelly didn't announce the "laptop ban expansion" that airlines and passengers have complained about- secretary john kelly says he isn't ruling anything out for the future. john kelly/ homeland security secretary: "make no mistake, our enemies are constantly working to find new methods

ilia: john kelly sugiriÓ que mÁs de cinco tamil air llanos que se benefician del estatus de protecciÓnosibilidad de tener que regresar a su paÍs. esto ha sido interpretado por analistas como un indicio de lo que estarÍa planeando el gobierno harÁ el resto de los inminentes de otros paÍses. reporera: se reafirmÓ lo que se temÍa. los amparados por tps tendrÁn qque retornar a su paÍs. segÚn explicÓ john kelly ccuando dejó claro el propÓsito de este programa. >> el tps es temporal y esa es su intenciÓn. normalmente se concede cuando ocurre un evento como por ejemplo en África. reportera: en el caso de los haitianos se le extendiÓ hasta enero prÓximo el programa que les permite vivir y trabajar en los estados unidos sin temor a la deportaciÓn. este beneficio se les otorgÓ a raÍz del terremoto del 2010. expertos aseguran que el gobierno deberÍa retirarlo sÓlo bajo circunstancias de peso. >> cuando el gobierno determina que la situaciÓn hha mejorado y es y de que los ciudadanos pueden regresar en unas condiciones mejores que las que dejaron, entonces elimina esta protecciÓn. reportera: uno de

i have to go back to the story i showed you, john kelly. i now have not john kelly -- even better. i have pete williams joining me as well who can tell us what these new tsa rules are, what the airline safety rules are. pete, what have you got? >> this is in lieu of imposing an expanded ban on laptop computers and other personal electronic devices. this is what we've been waiting for because since march the department of homeland security imposed restrictions on airports in ten middle eastern and african countries saying passengers couldn't carry on to the flights in their carry-on bags or in their pockets any device larger than a cell phone, they had to be put in checked bags and since then the word has been that the department of homeland security might expand that, including to airports in europe. well, today john kelly said that's not going to happen as long as the airlines and airports in europe and elsewhere around the world that operate flights that leave and then come directly to the u.s. as long as they impose more security measures, better screening protocol, upgraded equ

first, homeland security chair, michael mccall and homeland security john kelly. after that, former homeland security jay johnson and homeland security committee member, kathleen rice. after that, we hear from florida senator marco rubio and nikki haley. >> members of congress strong current former administration officials for a day of national security policy discussions on capitol hill to, the conversation with house homeland security chair and homeland security secretary, john kelly. this is 35 minutes. >> good morning and welcome to the first capitol hill national security form. please panels and discussions will bring together policymakers affiliated with both parties to reestablish the importance of bipartisan thinking in washington when it comes to national security and foreign policy. as you know, the united states is constantly under threat from adversaries abroad. the desperate dictator north korea continues to defy international community by firing off ballistic missiles and brutalizing civilians, including americans. and now possibly prepare for anothe

secretary john kelly. those two immigration enforcement bills coming up at noon. in the meantime, part of today's "washington journal." t. betsy mccoy, thanks for joining us. as it was originally written, was it something you could have supported or anything the senate members cap from coming to the floor were right in doing so. senate bill,the especially the medicaid. changes should be considered at this point? cracks -- >> i hope they will change the medicaid. enrollment is so large and the cost is so great that it is threatening the existence of the safety net and access to care who should be guaranteed health care under medicaid. democrat --ink the is that something they will negotiate on? >> unfortunately, the rhetoric suggests that the democrats are willing to discuss this issue. i'm shocked when i hear someone ore senator bernie sanders chuck schumer in mean bill. hillary clinton labeling death policy.the on many people should not be medicaid? -- let me point out that right now one out of every two women who give birth has medicaid pays for an half. 75 mill

enrique: el secretario de seguridad interna john kelly, dijo que a partir del prÓximo mes de enero losque descubrieran que los estudiantes habÍan colocado mensajes sexualmente explÍcitos y contra minorÍas en un chat llevado en facebook. el presidente trump dijo que el muto de la frontera podrÍa hacer construido con paneles solares. jorge:una niÑa no puede dejar a jugar porque segÚn los organizadores tenÍa el pelo demasiado corto. [sr. robinson] ¿puedo practicar mi español contigo? [representante bancario] por supuesto, sr. robinson. [sr. robinson] transferencias, pagos... ¿todo suena mejor en español, no? [representante bancario] ¡pero qúe bien lo habla! [esposa] hasta cambió su app de wells fargo para recibir algunas alertas por teléfono móvil en español. así practica y está al tanto de sus cuentas. [representante bancario] ¡qué bien! ¿y en qué más les puedo ayudar hoy? [esposa] quisiéramos abrir una cuenta conjunta. [sr. robinson] sí, una cuenta eléctrica... [representante bancario] ¿eléctrica? [esposa] corriente, quisiéramos abrir una cuenta de cheques. [representante bancario] con

if you go to our website, you can see the hearing featuring john kelly. yesterday, he testified on issues related to terrorism. "the washington times that the washington post -- times"ashington picked up the story from yesterday. he expects some will try to reach the u.s., but his hands have been tied by federal courts. you will hear more about this hearing coming up. we want to hear your thoughts about the potential for travelers to come to the united states to commit acts of terrorism. we want to hear your thoughts and if you are concerned or not. 202-748-8001 for republicans. or democrats.fi .ndependents, 202-748-8002 yesterday, mr. kelly was in front of the homeland security committee. he spoke about the risk of lone wolf attacks. here are some of what he had to say. >> lone wolf attacks are a different dynamic. new york city is at risk, detroit is at risk, and some tiny little town in arkansas is at risk. every small town or big town is at risk for this lone wolf stuff. i do not know if there is a way to get it or prevent it other than local cops and

john kelly - secretario de seguridad interna it will end one day like all tps should end...eguridad nacional advierte que el tps es temporal y debe terminar algun dia. reiterando que su renovacion no debia ser automatico. sot gil cedeÑo- apoya el tps " inhumano exactamente porque hay muchas familias aqu con ese beneficio y si regresan los matan!". paola/top vo --en colombia, arrancan plantas de coca y las reemplazan con otros cultivos.... --hoy el presidente ''juan manuel santos'' encabez una ceremonia simbolica para iniciar el proceso de erradicacion de la industria de la cocaina ayudando al mismo tiempo a agricultores que dependian de las plantas de coca para subsistir.. --todo esto es parte del acuerdo de paz alcanzado con las farc para tratar de poner fin a 50 aÑos de conflictos armados.. paola captado en cmara... as qued un mortal enfrentamiento a tiros y a plena luz del da entre la polica de laredo, texas y un sujeto que se parapet en una concurrida gasolinera del rea. nancy miramontes nos cuenta. take pkg 0;01 - 1:00 1;03 1;12 pkg con una gran balacera a plena luz del

s/ john kelly, secretario de seguridad nacional (nat) este mes el secretario de seguridad nacional dijoy debe terminar algn da" hasta ahora l no ha dado a conocer como abordar el tema. en un comunicado un portavoz se limit a decir este viernes que "el secretario [john kelly] esta revisando el programa del tps en su totalidad" el tps se le otorga a ciudadanos de pases que han sido desplazados por desastres naturales u otras circunstancias extremas. s/randy serrano la ltima vez que se renov el tps para honduras y el salvador fue en 2016. se espera que el amparo para personas de ambos pases se expire a principios del prximo aÑo. top vo lorena - un escndalo por lavado de dinero ensombrece el envo de remesas de hispanos hacia mxico. - mas de 40 millones de dlares provenientes del narcotrfico fueron enviados desde atlanta-georgia como el medio mas eficz para impulsar las empresas de crteles mexicanos, informaron agentes federales. - la investigacin, que inici en 2014, termino el arresto de once hombres hispanos. autoridades buscan a dos mujeres prfugas de la justicia. take vo / blanca ---resc

sot: john kelly secretario de seguridad nacional de ee.uu it is time we ...l dentro de los vuelos vo: apunto el secretario de seguridad nacional john kelly, quien declaro que el país esta constantemente en la mira de los terroristas sot: "the threat has not diminished in fact i am concerned we are seeing renewed interest on the part of terrorist groups to go after aviation sector from bombing aircraft to attacking airports on the ground as you saw in brussels and istanbul. translation las amenazas no han disminuido, de hecho estoy preocupado por el interes que hemos visto han retomado algunos grupos terroristas en el sector de aviación para hacer explotar aviones y atacar aeropuertos como sucedió en bruselas y estambul dijo kelly sot: vuela frecuentemente jose juan trejo no estoy de acuerdo maria gasca pues es una incomodidad pero es para nuestro bien vo; esta claro que estas medidas y otras que no se revelaran por cuestiones de seguridad, pueden crear una incomodidad para los pasajeros de las aerolíneas, pero serán peor si las compañías aéreas no acatan a ti

i want to get your reaction from john kelly who is the secretary of homeland security. he said we are around the corner from having the same thing happen in the united states. but for the excellent women in the law-enforcement. is he right about >> what would you say to americans who are thinking about going over there? the list goes on and on. >> personally i would not hesitate to visit london. i think british security is excellent. they will look at what happened. my position is that we cannot let the terrorists went but i think london is a safe city. >> in the last 18 months, nine soft target terrorist attacks and in four of them vehicles were used. what you make of that? >> isis has adapted to new security environment. and knows it's difficult to attack these targets like airliners and airports. they are now attacking outside of security perimeters. soft targets. they know that it's impossible to garden safeguard every inch of a major city. we have to come at this from another angle and look at the audiology and stop policies like in the u.k. that is making it harde

ilia: ante la repercusiÓn que ha tenido la declaraciÓn de john kelly sobre el pps, el presidente de hondurasa confiado de que el presidente trump seguirÁ con ese programa. pablo gato, tiene la informaciÓn. pablo: esta hondureÑa espera que le renueven su pps. >> queremos que nos ayuden, que nos ayuden a todos necesitamos tener el papel para sobrevivir. pablo: 86,000 hondureÑos, estÁn pendientes de si el gobierno estadounidense la renueva el programa. >> es una decisiÓn soberana de estados unidos. eso tenemos que respetarlo. por otro lado, son argumentos poderosos. recuerdan el huracÁn mitch? fue la tragedia mÁs grande que hemos enfrentado... pero seguimos todavÍa teniendo serias dificultades a raÍz de esta sequÍa prolongada y tambiÉn tormentas torrenciales que destruyen. la combinaciÓn de narcotrÁfico... >> las consecuencias parÁ quiÉnes tienen el programa, serÍan terribles... >> ahora estÁn en peligro de perder todo. tambiÉn esto puede generar problemas en el paÍs de origen. pablo: las remesas que envÍan esos trabajadores, son muy importantes para la economÍa de sus paÍses de origen. enrique

>> john kelly was speaker ryan's press conference and said some of the members of congress had threatened him. he didn't name any names, didn't take any questions. but i know that when he met with house democrats, it was a little, there was some tension there. do you know of any of your members threatening the dhs secretary? and what's your overall response to that? >> well you know, in our committy on two different occasions, he's been before the democratic caucus, to have a difference of opinion, on an area is not a threat. i'm not aware of any specific threats. i think if the secretary feels that he was threatened, i think he should make our leadership aware of it. and if he genuinely thinks it was a physical threat, he should reported it to the authorities. beyond that i just think his characterization of the meetings that i have been in, did not warrant or threaten, just a difference of opinion. >> generals are used to a level of deference that members of congress are not necessarily used to bestowing on cabinet officers. so perhaps being asked questions in a follow-up question, seem

capitol hill to, the conversation with house homeland security chair and homeland security secretary, john kelly. this is 35 minutes. >> good morning and welcome to the first capitol hill national security form. please panels and discussions will bring together policymakers affiliated with both parties to reestablish the importance of bipartisan thinking in washington when it comes to national security and foreign policy. as you know, the united states is constantly under threat from adversaries abroad. the desperate dictator north korea continues to defy international community by firing off ballistic missiles and brutalizing civilians, including americans. and now possibly prepare for another provocative nuclear test. a blood he civil war rages in syria, having already taken the lives of almost half a million people and displacing millions more. china's militarizing islands and threatening its neighbors in russia and russia there's instability through cyber attacks and military occurrences. a tyrannical regime in teheran funds and's international terrorists, and isis and like-minded groups con

enrique: luego de amargar con extender el veto de uso de computadoras, john kelly, el secretario de seguridadrÁ viajar con estos equipos electrÓnicos . se mantienen medidas como revisiones especiales, entre otras que afectan a los viajeros. ampliamos. reportera: el departamento de seguridad nacional, trata con cautela el tema anunciado sobre los aparatos electrÓnicos. " incluirÁn una revisiÓn mejorada, un examen mÁs profundo de los pasajeros y no a medidas diseÑadas para eliminar las amenazas potenciales de aataques con informaciÓn privilegiada. invitamos a las aerolÍneas para conseguir nuevos mÁquinas de escaneos", dijo kelly. estas medidas, hacen sentir mÁs seguros alguna pasajeros. >> me parece bien, para evitar cualquier tipo de terrorismo en el aeropuerto. reportera: de acuerdo con los funcionarios de gobierno, los vuelos dentro de estados unidos, no se verÁn afectados ya que ella se habrÍa mejorado la medida de seguridad los Últimos meses. ilia: el director de ice, contradijo al presidente trump durante una rueda de prensa en la casa blanca. se mostrÓ en desacuerdo, de la creencia de qu

blanca hoy para llevar un mensaje al presidente donald trump luego de que el pasado 1 de junio john kellyregresar a sus paÍses. los manifestantes tambiÉn fueron el capitolio donde entregaron cartas y explicaron lo que significarÍa una cancelaciÓn del tps. >> el seguridad, en estabilidad y tambiÉn por que aporte econÓmicamente en mi familia. luis: cancelar el tps, tendrÍa un efecto negativo para todos. se da a paÍses que han sufrido una crisis como por ejemplo, un terremoto. se calcula que hay alrededor de 300,000 salvadoreÑos, hondureÑos que inspirarÁn el aÑo prÓximo. todas estas personas ha llegado aquÍ. el mensaje es que si lo pierden sus vidas quedarÍan devastadas. algunas personas viven aquÍ desde hace 18 aÑos. saben que la batalla no serÁ fÁcil. el programa no les permite estar aquÍ hasta que sus países estar totalmente reconstruidos, afirmÓ el secretario deseguridad nacional. >> el programa comienza con temporal. >> tengo hijos de 21 aÑos, mi hijo mÁs chiquito tiene 17 aÑos. toda mi vida estÁ aquÍ. he echado raÍces. ilia: a partir de hoy el departamento de justicia estÁ implementand

also at the briefing remarks from homeland security secretary john kelly

john kelly, hizo Énfasis en que esto era un programa simplemente temporal. " por ley es algo temporaluego del choque de un buque estadounidense en altamar. regresamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ilia: aumentaron a 30 las vÍctimas fatales del incendio en la torre de londres. las autoridades dicen que no hay que descartar una mano siniestra detrÁs del hecho. buscan intensamente a siete marinos estadounidenses del barco "destructor". la nave chocÓ contra un barco carguero y aÚn no se ha determinado cuÁntos heridos causÓ la fuerte colisión. galo arellano, tiene los detalles. galo: que un barco que tiene la tecnologÍa mÁs moderna para navegar, se estrelle contra otra embarcaciÓn, segÚn los expertos extremadamente raro. sin embargo, sucediÓ. las primeras imÁgenes captadas desde un helicÓptero, muestran el daÑo que sufriÓ el barco. segÚn los guardacostas japoneses, el navÍo chocÓ contra otro philipino. >> es un tanquero de 500 pies de largos. el capitÁn del barco, estuvo herido y asumiÓ control el segundo al mando. galo: siete marinos del barco norteamericano, estÁn desaparecidos y dos resultaron heridos. en e

. >> john kelly: this is a supercomputer with watson intelligence. >> rose: john kelly is the head ofresearch at i.b.m. and the godfather of watson. he took us inside watson's brain. oh, here we are. >> kelly: here we are. >> rose: you can feel the heat already. >> kelly: you can feel the heat, the 85,000 watts. you can hear the blowers cooling it. but this is the hardware that the brains of watson sat in. >> reporter: five years ago, i.b.m. built this system made up of 90 servers and 15 terrabytes of memory, enough capacity to process all the books in the american library of congress. that was necessary because watson is an avid reader, able to consume the equivalent of a million books per second. today, watson's hardware is much smaller, but it is just as smart. >> rose: tell me about watson's intelligence. >> kelly: so, it has no inherent intelligence as it starts. it's essentially a child. but as it's given data and given outcomes, it learns, which is dramatically different than all computing systems in the past, which really learned nothing. and as it interacts with humans, it ge

. >> reporter: today, homeland security secretary john kelly said his department wants to help states secure their voting systems, but that some are wary of federal intrusion. >> do you see us as partners and helpers in this, to help make sure that your systems are protected? >> reporter: today, the kremlin again denied interfering in the election. scott, late last year, an obama administration official said that we would never expect russia to come out with their hands up-- they don't do that. >> pelley: jeff pegues in the washington newsroom. jeff, thank you. cbs news has learned this evening that russian hackers are suspected of interfering with a news site in the gulf state of qatar. and they may have put out fake information. the f.b.i. is assisting in the investigation. meanwhile, qatar is at the center of a crisis. a number of arab nations have cut diplomatic and commercial ties, and here's margaret brennan. >> reporter: president trump appeared to take credit for sparking the diplomatic crisis. in a series of tweets, the president said his recent visit to saudi arabia was "pay

. >> john kelly was at a press conference and said they threatened him but they didn't take any names. what is your overall response to that? >> to have a difference of opinion on the matter is not. if the secretary feels he was threatened, he should make our leadership aware of it and if he genuinely thinks it was a physical threat than he should report it to the authorities but his characterization is a difference of opinion. >> it's strange that he would say such a thing. >> they are prepared to vote on it again. are you concerned or do you agree it is a technicality? >> when we were asked to be aggressive in terms of sanctions on russia the speaker said the senate passed a bill. if it is just a blue slip problem that can be resolved. if they get into substance that is a problem and if it passes the senate 98-to, how much more by partisabipartisan can you ge. when it came her here gave the e slip is a process question on the country they don't know what that means and it has to go back with a process charged and then the senate will vote on it and it will go to the president's desk

it's homeland security secretsey securitysecretary -- john kelly.g to hear some new aviation security measures. let's dip in. >> the topic i just want to make a few comments on has to do with aviation security. i don't have to tell really anyone in the world that was alive then that since 9/11, the united states has seen a series of attempts on commercial aviation, shoe bomber, liquid explosives, and underwear bomber, a plot to detonate explosive cargo, most of these were disrupted just in time and didn't result in the tragedy that the terrorists were looking for. but in 2015, isis claimed responsibility for the bombing of metro jet flight 9268 which killed all 224 people on board and became the deadliest air disaster in russian history. terroristsment to bring down aircraft to instill fear, disrupt economies and undermine our way of life, and it works, which is why they still see aviation as the crown jewel target in their world. the threat is not diminished. in fact, i am concerned that we are seeing renewed interest on the part of terrorist group

. >> reporter: john kelly is the head of research at ibm and the godfather of watson. he took us inside watson's brain. >> oh, here we are. >> here we are. >> you can feel the heat already. >> yeah. you feel the heat? the 85,000 watts. you can hear the blowers cooling it. but this is the hardware that the brains of watson sat in. >> reporter: five years ago ibm built this system made up of 90 servers and 15 terabytes of memory. enough capacity to process all the books in the american library of congress. that was necessary because watson is an avid reader, able to consume the equivalent of a million books per second. today watson's hardware is much smaller, but it is just as smart. >> tell me about watson's intelligence. >> so it has no inherent intelligence as it starts. it's essentially a child. but as it's given data and given outcomes, it learns. which is dramatically different than all computing systems in the past, which really learned nothing. as it interacts with humans, it gets even smarter, and it never forgets. >> reporter: that helped watson land a spot on

security policy, homeland security committee chair michael mccaul and homeland security secretary john kelly lead. and later former secretary of state madeleine albright, u.s. ambassador nicki hailkki haley the role of other intelligence. >> well, good morning and welcome to the first capitol hill national security forum. today's panels and discussions will bring together policy makers affiliated with both parties to reestablish the importance of bipartisan thinking in washington when it comes to national security and foreign policy. as all of you know, the united states is constantly under threat from adversaries abroad. a desperate dictator in north korea continues to defy the international community by firing off ballistic missiles and brutalizing civilians including americans, and now possibly preparing another provocative nuclear test. a bloody civil war rages in syria, having already taken the lives of almost half a million people and displacing millions more. china is militarizing islands and threatening its neighbors and russia. in russia, it is fomenting instability through cyberatt

y es que el secretario de seguridad nacional, john kelly, anunciÓ que ya no se harÁn más extensiones un vuelo comercial o ingresar a un edificio federal con su licencia de conducir, Ésta deberÁ tener la estrella dorada. de no ser asÍ se tendrÁ que presentar otro documento como un pasaporte, una tarjeta verde o una tarjeta de viajero. las autoridades aseguran que el nuevo formato crea identificaciones mÁs difÍciles de falsificar y por ende, pudiera prevenir un atentado error esta como el del 11 de septiembre de 2001 en el que uno de los terroristas involucrados tenÍa ccuatro licencias y conducir de tres estados diferentes. pero el mandato federal preocupa a millones de indocumentados a los que hasta ahora, algunos estados como california les otorgan licencias de conducir especiales. estos indocumentados no podrÁn adquirir un "real id" pero podrÁn seguir usando su licencia de conducir especial y deberÁn presentar otra documentaciÓn harÁ abordar un aviÓn. -- para abordar un aviÓn. "real id" no se pica en instalaciones federales que no exigen uso de cÉdula de identidad. ilia: gracias. mu

ilia: el secretario de seguridad nacional, john kelly, hablÓ con univisión acerca del tps.a inmigrantes centroamericanos en estados unidos y mÉxico. al regresar, el jÚbilo se apoderÓ de los aficionados de los warriors en auckland mediante el desfile por el triunfo en la final de la nba. ilia:terminamos en california, donde hoy los warriors fueron vitoreados por casi 1 millÓn de sus fanÁticos por el triunfo en la final de la nba. estuvieron encabezados por stephen curry y kevin durant. y llegamos al fina ♪ ♪ ♪ alejandra: muy buenos dÍas. buenos dÍas, glory. glory: es viernes y el cuerpo lo sabe. alejandra: recordemos celebrar a nuestros papÁs en casa. les

good friend of mine, the secretary of homeland security, john kelly. if there is anyone who understands why we must work together to defeat common threats, it's our current secretary of homeland security. secretary kelly has dedicated his entire career to the safety and security of the american people. as a marine, he served in leadership positions in europe, iraq, the pentagon, and as a four star general in charge of the united states southern command. in his role he oversaw the united states military operations, contingency planning, and security cooperation through central and south america as well as the caribbean. since he was selected by president trump to lead d.h.s., he has made it clear that border security, counterterrorism, and cybersecurity must be top priorities in keeping our homeland safe. he's also been very supportive of our committee's efforts to pass the first ever re-authorization of the department of homeland security since its creation. landmark legislation that we intend to pass on the floor of the house next week. finally, secre

also at the briefing remarks from homeland security secretary john kelly i want to thank the leaders of the judiciary committee and secretary kelly for being with us today. this afternoon the house will take action on two initiatives to keep america safe. the first is the case law a as o notice is named after case stunningly murdered two years ago in san francisco by an illegal immigrant who had been deported several times. he should not have been here and she should not have died. so this initiative will tough and the penalties. the second measure gives the government the authority to withhold grant from cities that fail tstudies thatfailed to cool law enforcement. by disregarding the rule of law, sanctuary cities are putting lives at risk and we cannot tolerate that. everyday secretary kelly leads professionals around the country and around the world quite frankly who are charged with keeping our homeland safe and they make incredible sacrifices. our job is to make sure the professionals have the tools they need and the resources they need to carry out their works in the community.

homeland security secretary john kelly saying reading in part, at this time we have no information to indicate a specific terror threat in the united states. keep in mind, this is the second terror attack in the u.k. in the two weeks. it is the third in the past three months. the london mayor has issued a statement calling this a deliberate and cowardly attack on innocent londoners. robin is a counterterrorism agent at. it's good to see again. i keep going over comments, the confidence of the people in the u.k., three attack and three months, two in two weeks, has got to be low. >> i think especially since britain intelligence services are generally considered to be world-class. the u.k. puts a lot of money into counterterrorism, into its intelligence work. mi five, six, and the signals intelligence agency work together closely. they work together with the police. the u.k. has generally been able to protect itself from terrorists. we are now seeing a worrying, three attacks in three months. that has to have some effect of the confidence on the british people. >> nobody say they're not

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homeland security secretary john kelly is making an appearance speaking about measures to bolster enforcementlaws. that is not secretary kelly, that is somebody else. sometary kelly did mention things about homeland security. i want to give you some of the headlines from what ryan said about health care. he said we are still on schedule and on track in terms of the agenda. the house moves quickly when the senate finishes the bill. he says he thinks the senate will prevail on health care. let'sng of health care, stick with that. robert corcoran saying he expects eop leaders -- gop leaders to repeal a tax on investment income that affects high income earners. i spoke with ben cardin of maryland and he expresses hope for "common sense approach." >> we want to work with republicans to improve the affordable care act. what we hope is that we will not talk about repeal, what we will talk about his make it better. vonnie: joining us from to because, kansas is kathleen sebelius. thank you for joining. do you see any path forward for any kind of a compromise that also includes democrats and the seven

homeland security secretary john kelly announcing new security measures today for all commercial flights coming into the united states. >> they will include screening of electronic devices and new measures designed to mitigate the potential threat of insider attacks. >> i don't know. it's hard to know what's motivating it. >> reporter: secretary kelly says it's time we raised the global baseline of aviation security. >> we cannot play international whack-a-mole with each new threat. we must put new measures in place to keep the public safe and make it harder for terrorists to succeed. >> reporter: we met margaret and jose, as they waited to treat their teenage daughter. >> it's not a matter of national security, it's a matter of national insecurity. >> i was randomly selected to check my whole bag, and that took a while. >> reporter: she says she was nervous, but didn't have anything to hide. mostly, she's happy to be home. the new security measures will be phased in over time and include advanced checkpoint screening technology. in san francisco, melanie woodrow, "abc7 news." >>> war on