. >> chairman lundgren, ranking member clark, i am chief security officer for the dow chemical co.. i am speaking on behalf of the doubt and american chemistry focus on four points today. there are clearly concerned on all sides about the lack of significant progress on implementation of the physical standards. we see these as management issues and not issues with the cfats concept. companies implement responsible care cote for security. in 2002 and voluntarily and significantly improved security over the past decade spending $10 billion on security enhancements. third cfats has achieved some progress toward improving security of the chemical sector. the design is good. we have an excellent opportunity to direct the board to complete the critical path before us. the lack of significant progress along with apparent internal issues are disheartening but not a cause for altering our course for nullifying the efforts and progress have been made. the open and collaborative partnerships that were successful in the beginning have declined and lack of mission clarion leadership is the paren

yes, terry lundgren here. ceo of macy's. thanks for having us as exclusive broadcaster here. >> glad you're here. thank you. >> big question right now in retailing, the extraordinary same store sales numbers we saw in the first part of the year, your company no exception, same store sales up more than 7% in march, more than 6% year-to-date, is that a strong consumer? or is that all pull forward because of good weather? do you expect we're going to see a deceleration in sales? >> we've had close to two and a half years of same store sales growth at significant rates. we're picking up more than $1 billion a year in same store sales growth. so we've got momentum. so in our case i see that just continuing. >> you don't think the weather had anything to do with it? seriously, any deceleration expected or no? >> in our case we feel really good about the strategies. it's not just one thing or another. it's about the overall strategies that we've had in place now for a couple of years. that's what's driving our business. >> let's hi

house side, dan lundgren we mentioned. the ranking member of house security subcommittee and house homeland. you also have peter king and bennie thompson ranking members of the house homeland security full committee. there is house cybersecurity caucus where you have mike mccaul who we mentioned earlier. and one other person who has been very active on the house side has been mack thornberry, a congressman from texas was in charge of cybersecurity task force and has been engaged on these issues since the beginning. house homeland security committee back in 2002. >> host: give us a sense how big this issue will get in the years to come. >> guest: given every single one ever us has a smartphone, internet connected television, using computer technologies to run our every-day lives. you have all the critical infrastructures that the banking the financial industries, electric grids we talked about earlier, the telecom industries all relying on cyber and internet to deliver their services it will be huge. >> host: fort wayne, in

. >> chairman lundgren, ranking member clark, and member of the subcommittee, my name is david wright. i'm president of afg local 918, the nppd union. i'm also an inspect were the federal protective service, a component of nppd. i'm here to discuss our commitment to this critical homeland security administration and to work with mppd as i have repeatedly expressed to senior agency leaders. i've not been given the opportunity to review the internal report written by director anderson that generated this hearing. my knowledge of the contents of the internal report is mostly limited to what i've read in the fox news articles of december 2011. my perception is that these are the types of issues that can be addressed in a good labor management relationship. policies and procedures can only be addressed effectively by taking into account the perspective of the field level workforce that accomplishes the work on a daily basis. ag -- the afge local 918 local labor management relationship with nppd is mostly cooperative and effective. in direct conflict with what has been reported in the media

>> good hearing, i think, by congressman lundgren and mckeehan. a lot of good testimony.he iranians have spent $1 billion as a weak adversary building cyber warfare capabilities. they think it's warfare that's already been initiated. i think if the gulf went bad, if they economically start strangling, if they have to try and constrain trade in the gulf, if the israelis attack them, then we'll see cyber warfare used. >> have we seen any evidence yet? >> they've gone after bbc. they tried to take down voice america. they use this capability right now. >> where are they getting this capability? >> well, you know, they're pretty sophisticated people. they understand computers. they're clearly capable. the heu nuded to create. >> pardon me. just with help from places like russia and china? >> i think there's only been an insinuation. the chinese and russians are obviously the cadillac standard here. they're the world class. the iranians are better than some people believe they should be on their own. they could be a surrogate, clearly, for either the russians or the chinese, b

you have several, like lieberman and collins, dan lundgren, who has been mentioned.you also have peter king, chairman of -- chairman and member of the house full committee. there's also the cyber security caucus, where you have the caucus cochairs. one other person who has been very active and the house side is the congressman from texas, who has been on top of these issues since the beginning of the committee back in 2002. host: gives you a sense of how big this issue is going to get in the years to come. guest: to the degree that everyone of us has internet connected televisions, smart phones, and technology to run our everyday lives, the infrastructure, the financial industries, the goods that we talked about earlier, the our online for cyber services. host: indiana, a democrat, wayne, good morning. caller: i would like to know if all of this homeland security is supposed to protect us from threats outside, but most of the actions taken are against american citizens. this is like where they get to spy on american citizens rather than go after the terrorists from o

we do anticipate plenty of sunshine in and lundgren -- inland get comfortable conditions in the north of 72. as they look at the 7 day around the bay forecast. sunday is anticipated to be the warmest day of the week. we '70s the round the bend and upper 60s to england. temperatures will fall a bit at the beginning of the week but the will be dry conditions could let's check with your morning commute with george. >>george: yamada during a hot spot free ride. you are looking at a hot spot free ride. the san mateo bridge is running smooth despite the fact that one. there was a stall agreed on the bridge cleared the the 12 the 13 minute trip. the golden gate bridge ride looks great. there are no problem see the direction. let's check the traffic mems. he can see conditions are pretty good there are no problems. there at is a little sluggish on a here -- a on 880 but an unusually smooth ride there. piquancy south 101 no longer any lights at all. >>justine: the president and the first lady are in georgia and an army base. but they're talking about is the crackdown on diploma mills that are