we'll work it in as we work our way through the history of the johnson administration. call is nan in montana. hi, nan. caller: hello. ms. swain: do you have a question. caller: my question is, the impeachment of johnson and its associated effect in history. and in the impeachment of our recent president clinton, why is there such a different effect on how he's looked upon by history. ms. swain: impeachment, such an important part of the johnson administration. let's move into that. johnson's fight with the radical republicans in congress. i'm going to have both of you talk about that. but first of all, his big decision was to keep lincoln's cabinet. now, he was of a different party than most of them. so was he in constant turmoil with them? or do they accept him as president? guest: some of them did. probably the main ones who didn't disagreed with a lot of his policies. jon wouldn't fire him. later on, the decision to suspend him came in particular with one that information had been withheld from him in the clemency. and two, information was withheld from him in regard

such an important part of the johnson administration, so let's move into that. hnson's fight with the radical republicans in congress, i'm going to have both of you talk about that. but first of all, his -- his big decision was to keep lincoln's cabinet, and now he was of a different party than most of them, so was he in constant turmoil with them, or do they accept him as president? kendra hinkle: some of them did. stanton was probably the main one who didn't. disagreed with a lot of his policies. as one source says, he wouldn't quit and johnson wouldn't fire him. and later on, his decision to suspend him came in particular with one, that information had been withheld from him in mary serrot's clemency, and two, that information had been withheld from him in regard to the new orleans riot, so he went ahead and suspended stanton. susan swain: how about his relationship with congress, and who were the radical republicans? what was their point of view? kendra hinkle: they were the ones who wanted a harsher reconstruction for the south break it into military distric

pamela sanfilippo: the oldest son had received an appointment to west point under johnson's administrationso he was coming and going. but the younger children were still there. and julia talked about -- over that dining room table how ulysses sometimes with the kids would play around, play games and take pieces of bread and roll it into a ball, into dough, and throw it at the kids, at the boys, and play with them. william seale: she disapproved. william seale: (laughter) pamela sanfilippo: she disapproved, yes. but she also recalled upstairs in the white house, in the private family area, all of the children and ulysses coming into her room about a half-hour before dinner and they would all just sit and talk and visit and share their day's comings and goings and the events. and she recalled that very fondly. william seale: they were very lenient parents. when they had -- i think fred was the most disciplined, and then buck or ulys, the second one, ulysses, a little less, and then jesse, he actually talked back. he could -- he could checkmate a lot of things his father said. and they just t

after all griswold has served in the same post during the johnson administration. in keeping his presidency's -- h i predecessors solicitor general an unprecedented event in the history of that office, nixon signaled that his administration's litigation strategy would be more about taming warren liberalism then igniting a counterrevolution. to be sure, in his second term with employment of robert bork as solicitor general, nixon suggested he would pursue a more aggressive litigation strategy. but here i focus on the first term. consider six major cases. six major cases. i focus more on their political significance. that were argued during the president's first four years. roe versus wade. cohen v. california, dealing with profanity. dandridge versus williams dealing with welfare. san antonio versus rodriguez school finance and the right of education. feermanrman v. georgia, a death powell -- death penalty case. in each case, the nixon administration chose not to file a brief. but the president was quite interested in the area of school desegregation and this leads t

all of the political haggling and things that came through the andrew johnson administration. there was almost nothing else that anybody remembers about johnson these days. but johnson thought that he was following in the steps of his predecessor. there's just one thing though -- he was in such a hurry to declare peace and not victory. in a time of peace nothing further could be done to impose the federal will on a defeated south. abraham lincoln would not have thought that way. abraham lincoln considered emancipation one of his great achievements, and that was a large number of people affected by that. he would never have declared victory without taking steps to guarantee the permanence of the strides made for civil rights. he would never let slavery return under a different name. for johnson and for a nepali number of people, north and south, they just did not seem to care -- for johnson and four and -- for johnson and for an appalling number of people north and south, they just did not seem to care as i think lincoln would have cared. with the danger passing, the emergency p

aware of the degree to which the vietnam war had undermined political support for the lyndon johnson administration. it got so bad that president johnson decided not to run for a second term. in the second half of the 60's, mr. nixon anticipated that he might run for office. he started thinking, how can i prevent my administration from being entrapped in the vietnam quagmire? he made a trip through asia in 1967 and he wrote a really fascinating article in the journal "foreign affairs," that hinted not only at the desire to get out of vietnam -- the title of the article was "asia after vietnam" -- but he hinted that it was important to draw china into the international community so this was very much in his head. he was saying, how do i construct a policy to deal with this situation? the brilliance of what he put together was he could see the tensions between the two communist states. he thought that might be the basis for splitting the alliance. and he was looking for a way to accelerate or gain some leverage on getting out of the vietnam situation. as he prepared to run for office, he was talking

with secretary johnson, inspector general, the acting tsa administrator i have asked them to analyze the problem and start thinking outside of the box. we need to look at more effective solutions and start prior prioritizing what we can do to improve security in the most effective way. an example i will use is after 9/11 the simple solution is provide us with protection so airlines can't trade into places and that is securing the cockpit door. but we found with german wings that is not the total solution and can create issues. this is a complex and difficult issue. we need it approach the solution soberly and honestly and lay the problem out. i would like to first of all, ask unanimous consent to have my written opening statement put in the record. and jason herrington, another guest we were going to have wasn't able to make it due to an illness. he submitted written testimony in preparation and i unanimous consent to enter his testimony as well. i would like to read a couple stats that describe the difficult mission of a tsa. tsa is comprised of 46,000 transportation security office

johnson. i will continue to work with the new tsa administrator and ask those gentlemen to think outside the box. take a look at the priorities. we need to establish in terms of being most effective and most efficient at providing the kind of security and traveling convenience that we possibly can for the tsa. so with that, the hearing record will remain open until june 24 at 5:00 p.m. with submissions of questions for the record. this meeting is adjourned. >> we will have another hearing held by the senate homeland security committee in just a minute. first, a look at the 2016 presidential race and what some of the candidates are up to. several republican hopefuls were in utah. that was a chance for voters to hear from announced candidates and those who have not yet announced, including chris christie. the u.s. does a writes about it, noting this is the fourth time romney has assembled his people in utah. hillary clinton held a rally in new york to officially launch her campaign. while she continues on a trampoline -- a campaign trip to caucus, bill clinton spoke to cnn's state of the union hav

. >> last night johnson reassigned the acting tsa administrator, melvin carraway to a new job.nounced a six-point plan to retrain screeners to check equipment. he also appointed level of senior managers to oversee changes taking place. as proof that politics is never far behind from all of this, johnson urged the senate to quickly confirm the new tsa administrate tore nominee. the senate pushing back on that saying former tsa administrator left his job, announced his resignation last october yet took seven months before the administration announced a new nominee. melissa, back to you. melissa: doug, thank you so much. david i don't know what context to put the story in to make that acceptable. out of context? david: 95% we'll have more coming up with our panel. $11, that is how much the minimum wage in california will be next year. the state senate passing the bill. it will raise the minimum wage to $13 two years from now. the current minimum hourly pay in the state is nine dollars. >>> global leaders looking for a way to stop isis but the iraqi prime minister is putting the bl

johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu. >> so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 68 to zero zoning administrator, what say you? to grant the rear yard question and take the matter in add time and have the project sponsor working to refine the green roof. >> commissioners you're on items 17 ab alvarado a request for discretionary review authorization and the zoning administrator will consider a request for variance and good evening you have a kimberly you have a request for qualifying to legalize an existing iefrnt on a former carriage house at the rear property on alvarado street it includes an existing deck located in the rear yard and the conversion of stolen space for bicycle parking spaces that is on the south side of al individual savrn jose to allow the residential density up to one denial per thousand square feet on the area the subject lot manufacturing measures 5 thousand square feet blues and has p 3 dwelling unit to legalize a you figured out dwelling unit the density is 6 dwelling units for cu approval a variance is to be considered by the zoning administrator to allow the intensification of t

security theater, but what i'm trying to get is i'm trying to work with secretary jayeh johnson, the new tsa administrator that hopefully we'll confirm very quickly, vice admiral they haven jer. i want they want to think out of the box. what's the most effective in terms of security and cost in how to keep this nation safe within the tsa? we have to rethink our approach from top to bottom. >> i have to tell you, mr. chairman. i was shocked, you may not have been surprised, you watch this more closely than i do that these representatives of the tsa, regular people who work there, the inspector general reported that they made 70 attempts to go through tsa security at various airports around the country with fake bombs, with weapons or whatever explosives fake explosives and 67 times out of 70 they got through. that was shocking to me mr. chairman. >> we're looking for a technological solution so we have these ait machines that are supposed to detect bomb bus they don't detect a metal weapon. so there are simple solutions do a second-step approach. have a metal detector on the other side. something else i wa

heels of that embarrassing news that department of homeland security secretary jeh johnson announcing the acting administrator reassigned. so not a good day for tsa and then law enforcement and tsa has to deal with these bomb threats to commercial airliners. >> rene marsh reporting live from washington. the second breaking news story. in boston police confirm that officers have shot and killed a man they say he was armed holding a knife and he refused to drop it. cnn's deborah feyerick is following the story. >> right now the information is very preliminary. we do know there's an active investigation that's going on right now. what we do know is that a man apparently in his 20s was approached by members of the joint terrorism task force in a neighborhood of boston. it's unclear whether the man was under surveillance or whether in fact an arrest was about to take place. what we do know is that the man who has not yet been identified pulled out a knife and waved it at both an fbi agent and a boston police officer. he was told to drop it multiple times. when he did not, it's not clear whether he lunged or what t

johnson point. >> this is typically under the zoning administrator that process is something that can be appealed to the board of appeals i hear your direction i like the idea of having it went limited and the direction of less than 3 years. >> yeah. >> wait thank you. >> good. >> commissioner antonini. >> yeah. as a seconder i'm supportive but that's not part of my motion bulsz we have finding. >> commissioners, if there's nothing further there is a there is a motion and a second not to take dr and approve commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner richards and commissioner president fong. >> so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 5 to zero and puts you in general public comment for which i have in speaker card. >> any general public comment today okay. not seeing any the meeting it adjourned. >> good morning today is june 8 2015, welcome to the rules committee i'm supervisor farrell's i'm not join by supervis

with secretary johnson inspector general, the acting tsa administrator now and tsa nominee i have had some serious discussions. i have asked them to completely analyze the problem. start thinking outside the box. we need to look at more effective solutions and have to step priority i what we can do is going to improve security in the most effective way. the example i will use is after 9/11 a pretty simple solution is providing the greatest security so at least airlines cannot be used as the most effective weapon to be able to fly into things like the world trade center. that was just locking the doors and securing the cockpit door. we found that with germanwings that is not a complete solution either. the point i am making is that this is enormously complex difficult issue. we need to approach the solution soberly and honestly. and lay the problem. i would like to first of all asked to have my written opening statement written -- entered into the record. we also had another witness, mr. jason harrington who was unable to make it due to illness. he was a transportation security officer

melvin care away he took over as acting administrator since january. jay johnson said we take these findings very seriously. the numbers in these reports never look good out of context, but they are critical elements in the continual evolution of our aviation security. foreign policy experts agree these tests could help improve airport security in the long run. >> ser getting through. are they getting through then you are trading the force and is the force better at stopping the technique or are they gust getting through all of the time. >> the vast majority of plots are thwarted by today intelligence not pat downs. >> jackie ibanez joining us live. thank you jackie. keep an eye on that. but to another fox news alert now flax fears spreading. defense department officials saying the military also sent those active samples of the bacteria to three canadian lab stories. 24 labs in 11 states and 11 south korea and australia also received active samples. the military's handling of the bacteria now under review. it is sentencing day for the boston marathon bombers. di o

homeland security secretary jeh johnson announced overnight that acting tsa administrator melvin carroway is being reassigned. the test results are deeply alarming. government regulation correspondent rene marsh has the latest from d.c. >> reporter: christine, john than agents with the office of inspector general tested the system at airports security check points. they tried to smuggle weapons as well as fake explosives through the check points. they performed 70 tests and they were successful 67 times. this operation has been done for years. the goal is to test the vulnerability as well as to strengthen the system. by design this test is very difficult, but as one former tsa official puts it there's no way, absolutely not the failure rate should be as high as it was. it was 95%. we are hearing from the department of homeland security secretary jeh johnson has called for six actions. the first one, he wants revised screening procedures. he wants the results of the testing to be shared with airports across the country. he wants more training for tsa officers. he also wants tsa screening e

. >> commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner richards and president fong snoechlt amazing zoning administrator, what say you? >> request the variance noting a corner lot and the lot dimensions as well. >> very good. >> commissioners going to take a quick break and thank you. >> do i have time to get a sandwich or - >> good afternoon and welcome back to the san francisco planning commission 2015 disruptions of any kind. proceedings. and when speaking before the commission, if you care to, do state your name for the record. commissioners, we left off under our discretionary review for the benefit of the public item 10 as withdrawn that puts us on items 11 and telephone called together items excuse me for case numbers on brandon street discretionary review and case no. 2014 at pennsylvania street discretionary review we have the same dr filer and the same sponsoring the dr requester gets 15 minutes with a two minute rebuttal i rebuttal as well as the project sponsor. >> good afternoon rick are the department staff the item before you a request for the discretionary review for the associated propo

administration. mr. keegan? >> chairman johnson ranking member corporal and distinguished members of this committee. thank you for this opportunity to discuss my demotion reassignment and retaliation during my tenure at the social security administration or ssa. in july 2011 i was recruited by budget management michael gallagher specifically to oversee the office of supply management, known as osm. it consists of approximately 5,000 agents across our country. in january 2012 i was assigned as project executive for the construction of a replacement computer data center. this project was funded via a $500 million appropriation as part of the american reinvestment appropriations initiative. we were told the appropriations was needed to replace the existing center located in woodlawn maryland. most notably, the replacement data center occupied only one floor of the entire national computing center with approximately 7500 employees. an additional 925 employees work in the buildings of the other three floors. the ncc was beyond economic repair, in terrible condition and had to be replaced in totality. my d

cory johnson and san francisco. is obama administrationposing a 24% increase in fuel economy in trucks by 2027. mark: we look how this will impact the nations 7 million plus trucks and market makers -- shippers when we continue. ♪ mark: welcome back to the "bloomberg market day." i'm mark crumpton. i think we have the fridays. the obama administration fueling an increase on efficiency requirements. it's part of the president's pledge to cut overall emissions by 26% in a decade. youy: it's the second time later set efficiency goals for the 7 million traffic trailers and heavy-duty trucks that hall most of the nation's goods. from washington to discuss this. how exactly are these rules going to impact these truckers? how damaging would be for them? jeff: when it's time to buy a new truck, they want to spend more money, and so over the span of this decade they are talking about for this set of rules, they are estimating that it will cost -- a new truck, which $100,000, more than will be $10,000 to $12,000 more expensive. mark: give us an over

philosophy. >> nevertheless the senate leadership is pushing back against johnson's call for a quick confirmation of the tsa administrator nominee, noting that the previous administrator, pistole, announced his resignation last october but it took seven months to come up with a new nominee. bret? >> doug mckelway, thank you. >>> the stocks are off today. dow is down 28 and s&p down 2 and nasdaq down 6. >>> iran stocking up on fuel. we'll talk about it all with the panel after a quick break. >>> our diplomacy with respect to iran where for the first time in a decade we've halted the progress of its nuclear program and reduced its stockpile of nuclear material. >> how do you square that with the ie announcing a 20% increase in the nuclear feel? >> the iae report published at the end of last week is a snapshot in time and the joint plan of action requires iran by the end of that joint plan of action period in this case by june 30th to be at the appropriate cap on their stockpile. >> well the snapshot in time is the time over the last 18 months as this nuclear deal has been being negotiated with iran the nuclear fuel increas

homeland security secretary jeh johnson late last night announced that acting tsa administrator melvin caro way has been reassigned inspector general report showed tsa screeners had only a 95% failure rate when they were trying to detect explosives and handguns on the persons of passengers. but the white house today expressing great confidence in the tsa and the response by secretary johnson. they were just pleased as punch! >> the president has very high expectations for the kind of response that will be enacted by tsa and the department of homeland security to address those concerns, and that's why the prompt action that was taken by secretary johnson just last night is consistent with that philosophy. lou: you know, josh earnest is bubbling over there with enthusiasm and delight. this is the administration's idea of accountability, to reassign officials to another department or job after they screw up where they can screw up and a brand-new role in place. it's just about impossible to get fired in this administration. the obama administration's lack of accountability is pervasive, i

so, really, how it worked out was that the kennedy administration and johnson attempted to influence coverage in two ways. one was working with management back in the united states, whether it was television management, news management, trying to impress upon them the national interest in having positive news out of vietnam. then they sent barry and many other hundreds of information officials to saigon to try and talk to us about re-thinking the war in more positive terms. but the reality was that our management, the associated press management the president, he wanted the facts -- there was a competitive story. he did not want us in the field deciding not to cover an event simply because it did not look good for the government. he insisted that we have accurate true coverage, and he wanted to have the responsibility of deciding what would go out to ap members. i think the networks did the same thing. margaret: did you experience that david? any editors being signed in washington because of what you were sending back home? david: by the time i got over there, american involvement wa

this morning an interim tsa administrator is stepping in replacing the current director. homeland security jeh johnson reassigned the administrator. the department of homeland security discovered tsa officers failed 95% of the time during undercover operations. officers failing 67 out of 70 tests to detect mock explosives and weapons at airport security checkpoints. >> these are anomalies that tsa screeners or their equipment should locate or at least flagged for additional screening. >> reporter: the department's red team posed as passengers attempting to pass through checkpoints with detonators. >> i'm putting this in. >> reporter: back in 2008 cnn was there for a similar covert operation. that time it was tsa testing its own officers. at the checkpoint the tester is padded down. but the screener missed it. it's not until the tester lifts up his shirt. in response to the troubling failures secretary johnson said in a statement that he's immediately directing the tsa to revise its screening procedures conduct training and re-evaluate their screening equipment. >> this has grown completely out of cont

philosophy. >> nevertheless the senate leadership is pushing back against johnson's call for a quick confirmation of the tsa administrator nominee, noting that the previous administrator, pistole, announced his resignation last october but it took seven months to come up with a new nominee. bret? >> doug mckelway, thank you. >>> the stocks are off today. dow is down 28 and s&p down 2 and nasdaq down 6. >>> iran stocking up on fuel. we'll talk about it all with the panel after a quick break. caring for someone with alzheimer's means i am a lot of things. i am his guardian. i am his voice. so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to his current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's treatment, it may improve overall function and cognition. and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. vo: namenda xr doesn't change how the disease progresses. it shouldn't be taken by anyone allergic to memantine, or who's had a bad reaction to namenda xr or its ingredients. before starting treatment, tell their doctor if they have or ever had, a seizure disorder, diff

. >> reporter: johnson's first parole hearing was originally set for may but administrative issues pushed it back until later this summer. duncan plans to be there to fight his release then and any other time she needs to be. reporting live, garrett hague, wusa9. >> maryland did change sentencing guidelines in 1994 to require offenders serve 50% of their sentences to become eligible for parole. 16 states including virginia have dropped their parole boards all together. >>> new tonight, a defense attorney for deputy matthews -- jesse matthews asked that a new judge take over. charged with murdering hannah graham last september. circuit court judge cheryl higgins is presiding over the case. but her daughter attends uva but they believe that could compromise her judgment. we will find out where this is headed next week. >>> we expect troubling news about metro tomorrow when a federal safety inspection is released about the embattled em. congressional leaders shed light on the inspection today and they noted significant safety concerns on the rails and the buses. mola lenghi spoke to riders a

right now they are working under an interim administrator. jeh johnsonsis he's dealt with with undocumented flow of migrant children coming across the border and handling that in a humanitarian way to threats we face from isis and foreign fighters i think he's working around the clock. we're not giving him all of the resources we need or the respect that i think we should show to tsa. we just dump on them and we're not giving them training that they need and this is going to continue to happen. >> thank you so much congressman. i appreciate your time today. member of the intelligence committee and ranking member of the cia subcommittee. appreciate it. >>> new york paris, london a big announcement about what is the world's most popular city for travelers this year? that's up next. audible safety beeping audible safety beeping audible safety beeping the nissan rogue with safety shield technologies. the only thing left to fear is you imagination. nissan. innovation that excites. you exercise. you choose the salad. occasionally. but staying well - physically

administration. mr. keegan. >> chairman johnson. g member carper and distinguished members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to discuss my demotion, reassignment and retaliation during my tenure at the social security administration or ssa. in july of 2011, i was recruited by budget finance and moment michael gallagher to assume management and responsibility for the office of facility and supply management known as ofsm, 500 employees and contractors operating and administering management for fsa facilities across our country. in january of 2012, i was assigned as the project executive for the replacement of a project communication center. this was funded via $500 million association as part of the american reinvestment recovery initiative. congress was briefed by ssas that the appropriation was needed to replace the existing national computing center or ncc located on the ssa headquarters in wood land maryland. the replacement data center occupied only one floor of the entire center with approximately 75 playies. howev

so certainly with secretary johnson, with inspector general, with the acting tsa administrator now andthinking outside the box. we need to look at more effective solutions, and we have to start prioritizing what we can do that's going to improve security in the most effective way. an example i will use is after 9/11, a pretty simple solution is provide us the greatest security so airlines can't be used as the most effective weapon, being able to fly into things like the world trade center. that was just locking the doors and securing the cockpit door. but we found out with germanwings that's not a complete and total solution either. it creates some unintended consequences. again, the point i'm making is this is an enormously complex and difficult issue. we need to approach the solution soberly and honestly. i would like to ask unanimous consent to have my written opening statement entered in the world. also point out we had another witness, mr. jason harrington. he was unable to make it due to illness. he was a transportation security officer at the chicago o'hare international airport

johnson announced several changes. he is reassigning the acting administrator to a new job, to immediately confirm the psa administrative nominee, assigned to the new job. announced a 6 point plan of changes which will be taking effect immediately including immediately revising standard operating procedures briefing security directors on these failures, new training for all screeners, retesting all security equipment, more random screening tests whether these new measures are working and he will announce senior leaders to oversee these changes. johnson issued a statement in the aftermath of the leakage of this information. he said in part of the numbers in these reports never will good out of context the dairy critical element in the continual evolution of our aviation security but this internal report confirms what many critics long said about the psa, not so much about security as the appearance of security. jenna: we know you are reagan national airport. do we had any idea which airports we are focused on during this look into security? >> that information has not been divulged. this is an internal report meant to be

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results of the vote that was cast that gave the vetoproof congress for andrew johnson to deal with for the rest of his administrationhowever, i'm going to follow this to the bitter end. in 1868, when it seemed that once again, the country was on the right track and u.s. grant was president, the vote for him by the northern -- the united states people in the north and african-americans -- it's over. we secure the union, we stabilize the south, and now we can go back to our lives. matt: -- john: northerners are aghast at the behaviors they seem politically by white southern democrats. are they surprised by that? if you skip ahead a year, i think the northern voters were thinking i didn't see that coming, to the extent to which they did it. gary: they were surprised by the behavior of southerners. matt: sherman marking -- marching to the south, the idea that they seem to be completely without weapons weren't optional recourse. john: the military defeat seemed to be overwhelming to northerners. the second is not just oh, you do have the wherewithal to try to put the society back together very quickly, the other is disre

commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore no commissioner richards so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 5 to zero zoning administrator, what say you? on the variance, close the public hearing and grant the question knowing the shape and as well as 9 grade changes with the elevation. >> thank you the benefit of the public and the commission the conditional use item number 18 on 19th street street we've received requests to continue that and the commission will take that up when it is called commission on 168 ab for the case 24th street conditional use and variance please note that after hearing and closing public comment the commission continued they will until june 11th to redesign the open space and green space and to scale back the project to fit the character of the neighborhood that matter was heard and public comment was afforded so the project sponsor will be allowed to talk about changes, if any and any members of the public will be afforded one minute for their testimony. >> good afternoon planning commission mr. washington the southwest team leaders i'm presenting on behalf of michael smith on vacation the s

so for ins johnson proposed kicking it down the road, letting people keep subsidies because the obama administration'spetence shouldn't be the reason 6.4 million people lose their subsidies. neil: without subsidies you don't have affordable care act, the affordable comes out of there? >> extending the subsidies, what ron johnson wants to do is repeal the employer mandate in exchange for giving the obama administration the subsidies and extension they're asking or hoping for. neil: what if the supreme court rules the subsidies are just fine? >> that's very likely to happen. neil: and it's status quo. >> status quo and we're left with the same broken system. neil: kayleigh mcenany, thank you very much. another development, that better-than-expected jobs report today, we also told that you new york fed president said that that all but guarantees a rate hike later this year, not pushed to next year. i want you to hear from a harvard professor who says this report they're crowing about, not much worth crowing about, and if you can explain that professor quinn mills from the fine institution of harvard. fir

johnson wants screening procedures revised. more training for officers and screening equipment re-evaluated. the president is urging congress to confirm his nominee for new tsa administratory has been without a peril leader for five months. john christine. >> yeah they've got get that leadership gap filled and they've got to get that stuff fixed right away. >>> speak of getting fixed, takata air bags responsible for the largest recall ever. are the questions the company still has to answer like how to fix the problem, next. >>> i'm christine romans let's get an early start on "your money" this wednesday morning. european stocks higher investors waiting for the outcome of the greek debt. they will go over a last-minute proposal to avoid default. u.s. stock futures up, too. yesterday there was an edge of 28 points. >>> takata the air bag maker still doesn't know what's wrong with its affected air bags that killed at least 4 people. 1 in every 7 on u.s. road vbs recalled because of issue. even after months of testing the company isn't sure what's wrong. takata using a chemical is blamed for the defect some of the replacement air bags will need to be replaced. that's right, s

in addition to that, johnson took the immediate step reassigning interim administrator of tsa he is sending sending that man whose name is melvin carraway to a different role. in addition to that, requiring tsa leadership to immediately revise standard operating procedures for screening to address the specific have anotherrabilities. secondly he will saying brief results testing at security directors at every us air port. thirdly, new training for all tsa officers in all airports to address this specific threat. fourth, he is asking tsa to retest and reevaluate all screening equipment and fifth, he wants more random screening to test whether these new measures will work. lastly he is appointing a team of senior leaders to oversee the implementation of all of these actions. for the traveling public none of these changes will likely end gender anymore confidence. here is james carafano of the heritage foundation. >> it is not much better it was before 9/11. it is meant to be deterrent. not the great wall of china. it is not what is going to stop the next 9/11. >> reporter: martha, these kind

administrator melvin caraway has been reassigned. a deputy will take his place until a perfect director is named. homeland security chief jeh johnson made the move following an embarrassing report outlining massive failures in airport security. chris martinez reports. >> reporter: federal investigators, disguised as passengers were able to sneak dangerous items past airport screeners, 67 times in 70 attempts. red teams of undercover investigators had a 95% success rate in smuggling mock explosives weapons and potential bomb components through tsa checkpoints. department of homeland security secretary jeh johnson ordered immediate changes to help catch would-be terrorists. >> they based their actions on part on our actions consistently seeking vulnerabilities. >> reporter: an individual familiar with the findings say the shortfalls point to a need for better technology and increased training for the country's 50,000 tsa agents. chris martinez cbs news los angeles. >>> a showdown is expected today in the senate over the government surveillance of americans. government's program to collect and store phone records expired at midnight s