the honorable john roth assume .he post of inspector general previously, mr. roth serves as the director of the fda and an assistant u.s. attorney for the eastern district of michigan. welcome. mr. joe wilson is managing director of the technology he leads the gao where the gao possible relations across the federal government. joining the gao in 1979, he has led numerous reviews of information technology systems and management at a variety of federal agencies. welcome. mr. clancyecognizes for his opening statement. good morning, mr. chairman, chairman langford, chairman perry, chairman

lewis, the grandam of the boston arts scene, and john roth, of course, the legendary director of the black nativity production, while is having ms. lewis and john rogers' stream continuing in boston, so important? >> because it was the national center' ' s to the city every year. it was our gift saying thank you for letting us be in the city and for letting us put the show on every year. it is just to keep the legacy of mr. lewis and even vernon, who was heavily involved in the theatrical version of the production, to keep the legacy going and just to keep that tradition. it is so family oriented. my children were involved and i had a lot of family members involved in the show. it is one of those family kinds of productions. our good friend who was a reporter at channel four was one of the lead soloists for many years. he has a beautiful voice. black nativity is not only representative of the great work of langston hughes, known all around the world, but it is a community event. >> very much so. i like to think it is a way to bring the community together, you know what i mean? it is f

homeland security department inspector general john roth testified about the tests which uncovered thet we found at different airports of different sizes using a variety of concealment methods by individuals who are aw auditors with no specialized training or skill is that a universal disappointing performance by the tsa screening checkpoints. >> roth told lawmakers the safety gaps were consistent across every airport but pointed out the tsa under new leadership is attempting to address the problem the previous head of the tsa resigned after under cover agents were able to sneak explosives and weapons past airport screeners. back to you. >> adam shapiro to find the fox business network and adam and others log on to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. >>> patriotism at the stadium it's an emotional staple at sports games. now the nfl and teams are responding to accusations some of those touching moments honoring u.s. heros are paid acts of patriotism. the money used to pay for it, your tax dollars. the envelope is denying the charges of paid acts of patriotism but adding they will launch an

we're joined by the honorable john roth, inspector general of the united states department of homeland security and ms. jennifer grover, director of homeland security and justice at the united states government accountability office. we welcome you all and pursuant to committee rules, all witnesses are to be sworn before they testify. if you will please rise and raise your right hands. do you solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony you are about to give will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? thank you. please be seated. let the record reflect the witnesses all answered in the affirmative. in order to allow time for discussion, we would appreciate it if would you limit your verbal testimony to five minutes. your written statement will be written as part of the record. mr. neffenger, you are now recognized for five minutes. >> good morning. i thank you for the opportunity to testify on my vision for evolving the transportation security administration. my leadership perspective is shaped by more than three decades of military leadership. a statement of admission

. >>> tsa administrator and homeland security secretary john roth testified earlier this week at a house oversight committee hearing on tsa security. a recent report from the ig revealed the tsa is not as secure as it should be. but the administrator said he's committed to implement the recommended safety improvements. this is almost three hours. >> committee on oversight and government reform will come to order. without objection the chair's authorized to declare a recess at any time. appreciate the participants today on an important topic that we need to have vigilant oversight on. dealing with the tsa and the security gaps in a critical part of our culture. 9/11 commission concluded in their report, quote, the most important failure was one of imagination. we do not believe leaders understood the gravity of the threat, end quote. that report underscored the need for government leaders to do a better job of preparing for security threats that can only now be imagined. it's no secret that people interested in harming america are coming up with creative ways to circumvent the existing se

also testifying, john roth whom investigated the incident. this is two hours. >> the house committee on homeland security subcommittee on oversight and management efficiency in the governmental affairs on subcommittee on regulatory affairs and federal management will come to order. the purpose of this hearing is to examine failures at the u.s. secret service and their implications governmentwide. the chair recognizes himself for an opening statement. in september, the the dhs office of inspector general of the oig released a report on its four month long investigation into improper access and distribution of information within the secret service. the findings were alarming. widespread violation of the privacy act and agency policy occurred by secret service employees who access and distributed information on a number of congress' past employment application and senior management did nothing immediately to stop it. inspector general john roth stated the episode was deeply disturbing. in addition, director clancy announced he had a different ac

i am so dumb i could relate to john har roth. let's welcome tonight's guests. >> she is the heidi claum of the courtroom. rid de spencer. and if they were bongos we would bang him on the beach by the bond fire nick nepalo. her astrological sign is smyrna nof. her glasses are sponsored by windex. >> from national review he's made of trees and full of fleas. the liberal panel. boo liberal panel. i need to know your analysis of the debate. >> i like your idea. fight club is a good idea if you want to see chris christie without a shirt i would rather see hillary in one piece. >> when trump is winning the polls. >> needs to brush up on the economy. >> who else is in if? >> you named them all. >> do you agree with him? >> i think his hole cal analysis is dead on. i agree with your analysis of what is did it was up der gom fo brain cells to under. you had the moderator tos like john har wood warned about in advance it is a question that combines the perfect balance of humidity. the economic debate they didn't ask wall street didn't ask

. >> transportation secretary administrator pete 9/11 injury and homeland security john roth testifying on capitol hill about the latest security wreechs at tsa check points. security agents successfully smuggled in guns, knives and even fake explosives at some of the nations busiest airplanes during an undercover investigation in september. >>> ohio voters becoming the first in the nation to vote on both recreational and medicinal marijuana, depending on that vote ohio could become the sixth state to allow marijuana for recreational use. >> amazon offering paid paternity leave for fathers for the first time. fathers who have been with the company for at least a year will get six weeks paid parental leave. mothers will now also be receiving more paid time off under the new policy. >>> and kansas city royals fans turning out in full force to celebrate their team's first world series championship in 30 years. they defeated the new york mets four games to one. ironically, the royals will open their 2016 season at home against the mets. that one is going to hurt. that's the cnbc news update

the honorable john roth was the inspector general for the homeland security in march 2014.reviously, he served as a director of the office of criminal investigation for food and drug administration and assistant district attorney for the eastern district of michigan. welcome. mr. joel willemssen. of theging director information technology at the government accountability office where he leads the gao's evaluations of information technology across the federal government. 1979, hening gao in has led numerous reviews of the information technology systems and management at a variety of federal agencies. welcome. thank you for being here. today, the chair recognizes mr. clancy for his opening statement. : good morning, mr. chairman. chairman langford, chairman terry, chairman johnson, ranking ander watson-coleman ranking member thompson. thank you for the opportunity to testify today. i plan to address the findings of the recent report in the many improvements implemented over the past year designed to address the findings. i also look forward to discussing the numerous organiza

the honorable john roth assume .he post of inspector general previously, mr. serves as the director of the fda and an assistant u.s. attorney for the eastern district of michigan. welcome. mr. joe wilson is managing director of the technology he leads the gao where the gao possible relations across the federal government. joining the gao in 1979, he has led numerous reviews of information technology systems and management at a variety of federal agencies. welcome. mr. clancyecognizes for his opening statement. good morning, mr. chairman, chairman langford, chairman perry, chairman johnson, ranking member watson coleman and ranking member thompson. and distinguished members of the committee. the opportunity to testify. i plan to address the findings from the recent report and that many findings designed to .rotect the findings i also look forward to discussing the numerous organizational changes we've made at the secret service and would like to express my gratitude and recognize the support of secretary johnson and the congress in making many of these changes

john merchant of sioux city is celebrating his 81st birthday today. wendell roth is celebrating his 80th birthday today. william magnuson of bancroft, nebraska is celebrating his 85th birthday today. darleen volkert of dakota city, nebraska is celebrating her 85th birthday today. gerald and clarice roder of granville will celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary on saturday november 7th. if you or someone you know is having a birthday of 80 years or more or an anniversary of 50 years or more, please send in the ir name (and correct pron), address and telephone number along with their pictures to ktiv. please make sure to have all the information printed and send it in at least two weeks in advance. if you would like your picture returned please include a self addressed stamped envelope. happy birthday from all of us at if you think there's no solution to the climate crisis, think again. in iowa, wind energy is already producing enough power for over a million homes, reducing our dependence on foreign oil and supporting six thousand jobs. i'm tom steyer. with bold

roth capital's john white cutting his rating to a sell from a neutral.h there is some chatter that clayton williams could be bought, white says based on his conversations, the company is not looking to sell the entire thing. could sell parts of the company or some assets, but his target price is 40 bucks a share. the stock is at 5850 s$58.50. whis says even if they sell themselves, he puts it around $44. that is still a deep -- >> ouch! >> i know. that would be a take under i think is the correct term on that. >> yeah, it would be. you know, the possible acquirer had been thought to be concho. that was announced november 13. it will be interesting to see what reaction concho shares have. >>> eli lilly. their growth prospects through 2020 have improved meaningfully to use the language of the analyst after a number of positive pipeline developments. those include the drug for type two diabetes and a drug for psoriasis. the analyst is also optimistic about their drug for alzheimer's. the price target on the stock is 100 bucks. >> if you could get that in sc

roth. these are your headlines from around the world. >>> more fed talk and a hike makes sense. johns after the solid pay rolls reading prompting goldman sachs, citi, and barclays to bring forward their rate rise expectations to december. >>> putting pen to paper. they will buy plumb creek for $8.5 billion. a timber giant will own more than 13 million acres of u.s.

roth. these are your headlines from around the world. >>> more fed talk and a hike makes sense. john williams after the solid pay rolls reading prompting goldman sachs, citi, and barclays to bring forward their rate rise expectations to december. >>> putting pen to paper. they will buy plumb creek for $8.5 billion. a timber giant will own more than 13 million acres of u.s. forestry. >>> a bonus battle heats up as they suggest that a compensation could fall this year for the first time since 2011. >>> the best night for "saturday night live." critics slam donald trump's appearance and calls by opposers to dump the trump. >>> good monday morning. thank you so much for joining us. if you're just tuning in, thanks so much for finally sharing your time with us. let's quickly check in on the futures board and what it's telling us ahead of the wall street open today. and it looks like we are below fair value. we're coming off the sixth consecutive fasa week for all big three industries. that's the longest winning streak since late 2014. the implied open is telling us we're going to be down

lillian roth, who i won't give away her age, but she is in here with classic profiles of hemingway and john houston, she just put out a book of her own, collected journals and books and she's a revolutionary figure for the "new yorker" because there weren't a lot of women on the staff till the second world war came around and almost by necessity forcing the editors to fire, god forbid, women and she was one of them. >> rose: when was the first change of editors? >> magazine began in '25, harold ross lasted 25 years. >> rose: so 50. 52, something like that. and william shaw stayed a mere 35 years, bob five or six, tina for five or six and my own goodself. >> rose: is it for you the perfect place for david remnick to be? >> well, it's a thrilling place and i see my job this way, charlie -- every week we want to put out a wonderful magazine, every day we want the web site to be live to the events of cultural and political, but more and more i've come to realize that because of the revolution we're living through -- >> rose: the technology revolution? >> the technological revolution, i think th

john. >>> students at uc berkeley were part of a nationwide million student march this afternoon. they are demanding help with the rising cost of education. rob roth was at the demonstration and he joins us live from campus with more. rob? >> reporter: the protest ended about an hour ago. it was part of a larger nationwide issue over the high cost of education and student debt. issues that have made their way into the presidential campaign debate. hundreds of students gathered in the plaza. and they were quickly joined by hundreds of nurses. their demands are bold. they want tuition at all public universities and colleges across the country to be free and for debts from staggering student loan to be wiped clean. >> in order to do what we need to do in society and provide for our people, we have to be able to support ourselves. we cannot do that if we are in debt the rest of our lives. >> reporter: students wrote their debt amounts on cards and posted them on the wall of the administration building. >> 175,000. >> reporter: that is what this student is borrowing to pay for four years at berkeley out of state. >> working almost full time and going f

roth to ran as mayor and ran on several things. one was the building of the city hall and civic center for which he got the ball rolling by march of 2012 with john gallen howard in charge. the second item was to improve transportation in the city. he charged -- he gave that to staff to do and they proposed a very extensive municipal railway extension. by then you had the geary extension but that was all running and they served that as well as other areas of the city. he ran into opposition from the private streetcar company and they had a big battle over a bond issue to pay for these improvements which was on the ballot at the end of august in 2013. but he won. but that gave them 17 months to build the market street and other streetcar lines to serve the fair. within that time which from our point of view today is actually miraculous and succeeded at doing that but it was done in a hurry and on the cheap and you have to view the poles within that context and the civic center plan which was detailed and i am sure you sought rendering does not cover those poles. those are a separate project and i don't think you need to make a big deal of them bei