michael mccall released this in statement. in addition requiring all travellers from at-risk countries to fly through airports with enhanced screening measures in place, i can see a call on the administration p. this is from liberia, sierra leon and new guinea. well follow the latest on the u.s. response from ebowl why. can you see it on-line any time at c-span upon the org. now more western conservative summit. first tea party co-founder jenny beth martin talks about undocumented children along the u.s./mexico border np then in 15 minutes, former lieutenant gov betsy mccaughey talks about the affordable care act. finally this 3 minutes, gel better guill rey ordonez y talks about his switch to the republican party. this part of the forum is just under an hour. >> thank you senator andrews, how is everyone doing? isn't this an amazing event? yesterday, after all of the events, i was reflecting on the tea party. when i think of the original tea party, i'm reminded of frustrated government appearance. frustrating and dumping tea

one of your colleagues congressman mccall said it is time to think about suspending visas, thousands of them from people who would be coming from these countries. i think we lost the congressman. can you hear me, congressman? is he still there? all right. well, we'll continue to follow this story with all the breaking news today. we'll get the congressman back, if we do we'll bring him back. you at home, how concerned are you or aren't you about the second diagnosed ebola patient in texas? are you confident the u.s. can contain the virus? tweet us. we will read some of your responses later on in the show. >>> another deadly virus claims another victim. michigan officials confirm a 21-month-old girl infected withewith e e entervirus died friday. >> we knew that it all stemmed from the virus because mandy was a healthy baby. >> if you're worried your child is having some difficulty moving their arms or their legs or you are worrying they're having more difficulty breathing, those are the symptoms we'd like you to contact your child's doctor or take him to the emergency room. >> cdc say

number two, mike mccall, texas republican, 118 million. john delany, 112 million, four, colorado democrat, 74 million. number five, scott peters, california democrat, 45 million. number six, washington democrat, 38 million. number seven veteran buchanan, florida republican, 37 million. eight, shelly pingry maine democrat, 34 million. number nine, gary miller, california republican, 33 million. number 10, nancy pell oh see, california democrat, 29 million. why does congress attract millionaires do you think, tom? >> i think a big issue is a lot of people who are millionaires have financial flexibility to be able to run for office and to be able to take time out and investment of time that takes campaigning. >> and money. >> and the money. at the same time if you look at people who are wealthy they tend to be a lot of the time in positions of ceos or positions where they have a lot of influence. moving into national level leadership position perhaps to some degree is an extension to that. >> john, let's take the rockefeller family. they inhe

governor terry mccall la sent a note to the officials alerting them to the news. on monday the supreme court turned away appeals challenging gay marriage from five states including virginia. >>> and virginia elections officials stepping up their efforts to reach out to voters about their new voter i.d. law ahead of the november 4th election. nearly 200,000 voters may not have a photo i.d. to vote and as peggy fox reports, this new law is especially worrisome for democrats. >> reporter: absentee voting is underway for the november elections, this year voters in virginia must have a valid photo i.d. democratic governor terri mcauliffe opposed the new law. >> i'm concerned there are hundreds of thousands of folks that do not know they need a photo i.d. and don't have access to a photo i.d. and that's the issue, why are we making this more difficult for people to vote? >> reporter: the state board of elections says 198,000 registered voters don't own a driver's license. democrats are worried because many of those are minorities and elderly voters who typically vote de

number two, mike mccall, texas republican, $118 million. number three, john delaney, maryland democrat, $112 million. number four, colorado democrat, $74 million. number five, scott peters, california democrat, $45 million. number six, susan dell benny, washington democrat, $38 million. number 7, birm buchanan, $37 million. eight, shelly pingre, $34 million. number nine, gary miller, california republican, $33 million. number 10, nancy pelosi, california, democrat, $29 million. question. why does congress attract millionaires, do you think, tom. >> i think the big issue is a lot of people who are millionaires have the financial flexibility to be able to run for office and to be able to take the time out and the investment of time that that takes campaigning. also, i think-- >> and the money. >> and the money. but at the same time, if you look at people's -- people who are wealthy. they tend to be a lot of the time in positions of ceos or positions where they have a lot of influence so moving into a national level leadership position is perh

mccall as% in the pretty village shows us the full color is there. well out in morton arboretum.a beautiful shot. her husband caught the squirrel on the patio table in the back. they call this what is for lunch >> one shot was not do it. came up with a beautiful collage of fall colors. >> said thanks to all of the photographers for these gorgeous shot. the son jun we enjoyed so much of yesterday. this is a chemist deck. the product of colder air circulating around a big win the lake superior storm. a windy weather regime setting up for late tomorrow night. the wind could be howling and dust. over 40 mi. per hour. >> we've could build 215-16 ft. out on like michigan. for today is just a november level chill. not as strong as yesterday. the cold very windy weather comes in on friday. the 40 mi. per hour wind gusts. maybe even a couple of snow flakes away from the lake. nothing like that today. 49 will be our high-temperature making this the coldest day and 11. here is a big storm. swirling out into the configuration. you can see the clouds coming down the backside. these may permit

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mccall readings are falling out to the west. it is significant because that is what is coming our way. though be the one single daytime temperature in this whole month of october 2014. look at the low temperatures tomorrow night. daytime high temperatures near 50 by the time. here's a broader look at the cool down coming. there are the high temperatures tomorrow. tomorrow night a broad area of 30 is coming into the country with high temperatures only recovering near 50. that will be cut off before get to bicycled from the coast through thursday and brings the chill for thursday evening and thanksgiving dayand halloween d. the lotion hours tedder eastbound. not an immediate threat. they're still out to the west of us. a couple of scattered showers southern suburbs. here's the next batch. also the ones coming in tonight. here's what goes on later in the week. there's the halloween upper air pattern. that is chilly. one little shot at cooler air tomorrow. the main event is this one right here. those are the winds that blow in here

perspective on the topic. 2008, i founded the congressional cyber security caucus with my friend mike mccall because i was concerned that congress was paying far too little attention to the potential of the cyber and could cause great harm to our country. chief among my concerns is that critical infrastructure could be vulnerable in this new domain. of course our voting infrastructure is central to our country's existence as a democracy, and just like any other sector, there are vulnerabilities in expanding the use of this technology. electoral system comprises two fundamental principles. each person should be entitled to cast one and only one phot and then his or her ballot should be kept secret. unfortunately, because these principles can clash with our be fair,at elections that a voter should have confidence that his or her vote is counted. the traditional system does the next one job of ensuring anonymity and there are very few instances of actual voter fraud or intimidation. hundreds of thousands of ballots are spoiled each election cycle preventing voters from being heard. additionally

guard not clear whether it dollars someone called police officer was there during a dispute between mccallis fiancee whether he said or did anything that could hinder investigation but the attorney for san jose police officer who was moonlighting as security guard for the niners says the rules for free-lance work are clear potential conflict when situation arises when an off-duty secondary employment which hat or use a hose where none security guard san jose police officer bright line rule is that always san jose police officer representing department city secondary employment should never trump your primary function and role. >> : san jose police did respond to requests for comment d.a. will ultimately decide whether not been formally charged >> : still had president obama coming to the bay area details on his agenda also all flew gerunds bubble could all road air travel for this fall and on a voice and a fly for clear cabin and health your experience >> : key player who could join the giants as the head of st. louis >> : still hot out there today in the north bay inland valleys we still

crisis, and you couldn't be more correct, pete sessions, chairman of the house rules committee, mike mccalllso calling nar travel restriction. >>> bill in texas e-mailing me to say -- to say -- that's it for ususususus [ breathing deeply ] [ inhales deeply ] [ sighs ] [ inhales ] [ male announcer ] at cvs health, we took a deep breath... [ inhales, exhales ] [ male announcer ] and made the decision to quit selling cigarettes in our cvs pharmacies. now we invite smokers to quit, too, with our comprehensive program. we just want to help everyone, everywhere, breathe a little easier. introducing cvs health. because health is everything. introducing cvs health. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it gives me... zero heartburn! prilosec otc. the number 1 doctor-recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 9 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. when folks think about wthey think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety syst

i have changed pipe in mccall. worked at a feed company, so i know a little bit about the day to day operations, but i am not an expert. the one thing i am particularly worried about, and it goes hand-in-hand with the problem we have with the federal government controlling too much of idaho's lands, we have to protect our water rights. that is not given enough attention, and it has to be important when you think about the continuing viability in agriculture. we would not have the snake river education going on if that was not an important issue, and idaho's water rights is certainly something i would keep on the forefront of my mind as governor when i think about agriculture. the other thing that is important is that the government act efficiently and quickly when our folks in agriculture, our farmers need help. i have seen in the past where governor otter's administration has not been quick enough in declaring states of emergency for farmers, and they have lost a lot of the critical help, idaho farmers here in the

you talk about seeing paul mccall running for that nomination as well and you feel like the clintons did not want to see you. that they were closer to him and they would leave before you had a chance to come over to see them. she would be walking with him. this was humiliating for a guy who had been in the president's cabinet and a guy who had been a political operative. tough york politics is a as this and it is binary, charlie. it is -- thes that the fact that clintons gave you the cold shoulder? >> understated. >> you did not understand it at the time. >> i did not appreciate it at the time but i understood it and i understood the political circumstances they were operating in. it gave me a different reality to deal with that i think was true or to a long-term, stable reality. i found a lot of comfort, and my, in my family, three girls. i thought it was going to spend time with my daughter's -- i was going to spend time with my daughters because i was worried about what they were feeling about going through a divorce. i was going to help them. they wound up helping me. they were t

at a hearing at the dallas fort worth airport house homeland security committee chairman mike mccall said the nation can't afford any more dropped balls. >> we must learn from these missteps, and insure that proper procedures are stabbed and followed should another case arise in the united states report roar so far almost remarkablely none of duncan's 48 contacts have fallen ill. a sheriff's deputy who had been in the apartment with no protective gear wore lowed from the hospital last night. his illness found not to be ebola. the anxiety over the virus isn't limited to the united states. in macedonia a hotel has been sealed off after a british visitor mysteriously died hours after arriving. and in spain, seven people including a hairdresser are now in isolation. they were in contact with nurse theresa romero who was despera desperately ill after she caught ebola from patient being treated in madrid. in west africa who reported the death toll past 4,000 the cdc believes the actual number is far higher. dr. kent brantly the first american patient with ebola told an audience at abilene

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her son was quicted with mccall aum. he died in prison. >> these two tooep imers had no chance with professional integrators. >> mccallum's case was championed by the late hurricane carter, a boxer who himself had been wrongfully convicted in the 1960s. the stunning reversal came at the request of the attorney, ken thompson helped to overturn convictions of his predeassessors. >> my main duty is not just to qulent, but do justice. when i walk through the doors, i inherited a legacy of disgrace with respect to wrongful conviction cases. >> mccallum confessed to stealing a car. each accused the others. there was not a shred of evidence linking either to the crimes, and the confessions were forced. >> he was lied to, manipulated, physically assaulted, and all of those things. >> tests performed by mccallum's legal team found someone else's d.n.a. on secrets. >> d.n.a. helped to exxon rate over 300 people, and it changed the way experts look at confessions. a third of those who had their convictions overturned at one point c

melissa: house homeland security chairman michael mccall saying that the lone wolf attacks we've seenecently in canada and seemingly here in the u.s. proves that isis is winning this war. what do you think about that comment? >> well miss, the lone wolf is undetectable or unpredictable until he or she attacks. how we deal with that threat in because of our first and fourth amendment. melissa: the head of al qaeda, al qaeda leader calling for release of this most recent hostage. peter kassig saying he should spare his life. do you think that has any weight? >> isis has released some hostages. it is most brutal terrorist organization we ever heard of. they put children on stakes and christians. given intervention of someone else it could happen. it could be sadly enough just another cruel ploy to his loved once that there might be a possibility of release before he is tortured to death. melissa: colonel north, thanks for coming on. >> better news next time i hope. melissa: thank you. turnssout quarantining someone may not make them the happiest camper. more details on the nurse that is

. >> house speaker john boehner said a few minutes ago he fully supports congressman mccall's plan for a top to bottom independent review of the agency. gretchen. >> all right, mike. what do we expect in court for the white house fence jumper? >> well, omar gonzalez is in u.s. district court in washington at this hour. gonzalez is facing a three-count indictment for jumping the fence at the white house on september 19th. the federal charge of unlawfully interring ae rye stricted building carries a maximum of ten years in prison. he also faces two local charges carrying a dangerous weapon and unlawful possession of ammunition. we're told this hearing is likely to become an arraignment. gretchen. >> mike emmanuel, thanks so much. zirchlg the head of the secret service in the hot seat just yet. with more secret service failures coming to light, lawmakers grilling juliet pierson asking why seemingly obvious security measures were not taken? >> why was there no guard at the front door of the white house? how much would it cost to lock the front door of the white house? >> let me be frank. i

charles: and matt mccall smiling because he made a lot of money today. let's dig into the first real real deal. the markets driven mostly by -- well, actually, by the most unlikely names. caterpillar, 3m, these two old, stodgy giants on the new york stock exchange posted pretty strong results. one of the things i liked is they added to the narrative that america is clicking. even with that late ebola scare, the rally was impressive. i want to talk about caterpillar. construction in north america up 9%. every other region it was down. energy up in america 33%. you don't want to say fracking is a miracle? and then 3m, got to give a shout out to hillary kramer, picking out another 737 after that call. okay, organic volume -- [laughter] up almost 9%. asia was up 5%, europe and africa flat, latin america still struggle, down almost3%. i've ce dirty fingernail stocks. we are not dead yet. then after the bell everybody beat except amazon, o.k.? and they missed bad on the top and bottom. jeff bezos, i know you're cocky, i know you've done a lot of great things,

. >> rose: it's even humiliation for you during the election because carl mccall was running for the democratic nomination as well and you thought that the owant to see y. that they were closer to him and they would leave before you had a chance to come over and see them. she was walking with him. to be in the president's cabinet, and a guy who had been a political operative for his father. >> new york politic is a tough business. and it's binary, charlie. >> rose: the fact that the clintons gave you kind of a cold short. >> i understand it. >> rose: i'll bet you didn't understand it at the time. >> i didn't appreciate it at the time. but i understood it. and i understand the political scirksz they operate in. it gave me a reality to deal with that i thoughts was truer to a long term stable reality and i found a lot of comfort frankly in my family. and my three girls. i thought i was going to spend time with my daughters because i was worried what they may be feeling about going through a divorce so i was going to spend time with them and i was going to help them. they wound up helpi

hitha prabhakar and matt mccall is with us, he don't look too bad himself. let's dig into the first "real, real deal." one of the sessions where the answer is d, all of the above. lots of factors contributing to the sell-off right out of the gate. we could see yesterday's weakness starting to continue over and given that little nudge by the imf report on global growth. i will say i found that to be interesting since a, the imf is always behind the curve when it comes to stuff like that. and raised u.s. gdp growth. it really is beginning to shake investors up. i don't think there was pure panic today, but buyers waiting for a clear signal to get into this market. what do you think, matt? >> path of least resistance is lower for the market. we saw that today. when imf member came out, who's surprised europe is slowing down as you mentioned. i can't believe people sold on the news. people are looking for any type of reason to be selling, it adds onto it, and why buy on the flipside? we'll wait until we see strong earnings, if they are good, the buyers should co

a distant second with $117 million, michael mccall of texas and rounding out the top five, john delaneysenator rockefeller of west virginia. mark warner of virginia. the people who receive social security payments can look forward to a benefit increase of 1.7% in january. for the average recipient that amounts to about $20. the average monthly payment is now around $1200. those are the things we thought you should know today. that does it for this edition of "news nation." check out our website to vote on today's gut check around the academic scandal. up next, "andrea mitchell reports." are you on medicare? do you have the coverage you need? open enrollment ends december 7th. don't put it off 'til later. now's the time to get on a path that could be right for you... with unitedhealthcare medicare solutions. call today to learn about the kinds of coverage we offer, including aarp medicarecomplete plans insured through unitedhealthcare. these medicare advantage plans can combine parts a and b, your hospital and doctor coverage... with part d prescription drug coverage, and extra benefits.

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[laughter] and matt mccall halls also been bullish, so let's talk about this. first real real deal.rnight adam just told you, big news out of japan. the central bank essentiall said we' hingder news for the markets although i've got to tell you, guys, let's remember, i think these markets were poised for a big move higher anyway, and i told you so. at the beginning of october, i spoke with stuart varney about that just a few weeks ago. take a listen. october has that distinction because of the top ten biggest one-day losses, four occurred in october. but recently october hasn't been the worst month by far, and november and december, the one-two punch have been mind-boggling great for the stock market. great for the stock market, i was looking for a v shape, but i will admit this has been even more amazing than i imagined. carrie, let's talk about the news out of japan. >> right. charles: you were just in japan. >> right. i was in japan for two week, met with treasury officials, toured the bank of japan. this, in my opinion, is too little too late almost -- charles: it's gigantic tho

we will talk to the house home land security committee chairman congressman michael mccall who held hearingswn in dallas last week, we will see what he can add to this discussion and then we are going to turn to the other big story of the week, and that is, the continued what appears to be the the continued success of the isis terrorist, in northern iraq along the syrian border. despite these u.s. air strikes that have been taking place, we will talk to the former secretary have of defense, and former cia director leon pan net a whose new book has really shocked washington with its weathering criticism of the administration that he was once a part of, we will talk to him, about that and where he sees things going right now, in the war on terrorism. >>> bob schieffer, thanks very much. >>> well, still to come this morning, it is the merging of valet the and art, students coming together to draw as dancers rehearse. >>> also a head a sunny sunday is underway but we might need umbrellas again this week, so carol returns with details coming up next. >>> plus the sun gets into the halloween spiri

congressman mccall said you need to consider restricting or suspending visas from people coming fromthat? is that the right move to make at this point? >> i'll talk to medical professionals before i'll ask members of congress. respectfully, if you are not a medical professional or if you don't understand or have great experience in the kind of preparedness we need, the kind of training, then i think you should wait to hear from the medical professionals. and the folks who know something about that field, but i do think we're hearing a lot of calls from professionals about lack of funding for the hospital program, lack of investment or appropriate levels of investment in nih investment funding, which makes it harder to develop the vaccines to have them surge and grow so fast we're able to use them in a timely fashion. >> senator, just yes or no, senator john mccain says there needs to be an ebola czar, something not yet appointed do. you agree with that in? >> i don't because under the bill we have such a person in hhs already. >> senator bob casey, thank you so much. >>> and we want

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so in 2008, i founded the congressional cyber security caucus with my friend mike mccall because i was concerned that congress was paying far too little attention to the potential of the cyber intrusions and could cause great harm to our country. chief among my concerns is that critical infrastructure could be vulnerable in this new domain. of course our voting infrastructure is central to our country's existence as a democracy, and just like any other sector, there are vulnerabilities in expanding the use of this technology. our electoral system comprises two fundamental principles. each person should be entitled to cast one and only one vote and then his or her ballot should be kept secret. unfortunately, because these principles can clash with our desire that elections be fair, that a voter should have confidence that his or her vote is counted. the traditional system does the next one job of ensuring anonymity and there are very few instances of actual voter fraud or intimidation. hundreds of thousands of ballots are spoiled each election cycle preventing voters from being heard. a

and chairman mike mccall cyber security enhancement act. like i said, national security theires more than just military. it means pursuing energy independence and securing our border. nexte to that soon in the few topics. but first let's move onto numberon, and principle seven. equalchild should have an opportunity to get a great education. no parent should be forced to send their child to a failing school. here,own the street from there are two good parents. to send theirans kids to the best school in town. american has the money to choose a good school for their children, like michelle obama. what if you can afford to go to a private school or you can't afor to move to a better school district? al access is a civil right issue of our day. and school choice is one of the ways to expand access. speaker john boehner has been a champion of the opportunity scom larship program here in washington d.c. and there's a reason. offers children in this city hope. one of the former students there named tiffany talked about waiting to hear if she'd she

michael mccall released this in statement. in addition requiring all travellers from at-risk countries to fly through airports with enhanced screening measures in place, i can see a call on the administration p. this is from liberia, sierra leon and new guinea. well follow the latest on the u.s. response from ebowl why. can you see it on-line any time at c-span upon the org. now more western conservative summit. first tea party co-founder jenny beth martin talks about undocumented children along the u.s./mexico border np then in 15 minutes, former lieutenant gov betsy mccaughey talks about the affordable care act. finally this 3 minutes, gel better guill rey ordonez y talks about his switch to the republican party. this part of the forum is just under an hour. >> thank you senator andrews, how is everyone doing? isn't this an amazing event? yesterday, after all of the events, i was reflecting on the tea party. when i think of the original tea party, i'm reminded of frustrated government appearance. frustrating and dumping tea

airport where thomas eric duncan arrived last month and this week became the first person in the mccall was one of several lawmakers who asked why the obama administration opposes the ban between west africa and the u.s. dr. toby merlin director of the cdc's preparedness said it would undercut efforts to contain the disease. >> we feel that that would cause the disease to grow in that area and to spill over into other countries and then spill over more into the u.s. >> in washington the pentagon won its request to immediately shift $750 million in war funds to fight the disease at its epicenter. republican center james inhoff was the last holdout but in a statement inhofe said after careful consideration the only place in the world capable to provide capabilities and speed necessary to respond to this crisis is the u.s. military. it will cover a six-month mission to deploy up to 4,000 troops creating 17 treatment facilities with 100 beds each. 100 marines arrived in liberia earlier this week bringing the total number of troops there to over 300. usaid administrator raji shah will visit

me that we are treating this primarily as a public health issue. , in direct response to chairman mccall and why we don't stop flights from these countries in africa, your response was, because we need to send people and supplies over there to combat the disease. obviously, that is something that needs to be done, but is governor sanford pointed out, you don't have to have commercial flights this invites into the country. if we were really treating this as a public health issue, why would we not immediately stop these flights? and on a case-by-case basis, send equipment and people as necessary. and on a case-by-case basis, allow people to come out. why do we have to have commercial flights that under the best of screening procedures , you aretalk about almost guaranteed mathematically to miss of people? with due respect, i don't accept that answer. stop flights simply because we need to give people in. do you have a response to that? i will -- i understand. our experience has been that when there are interruptions in publicvel, in feeds the health response. although there might be workar

that is why chairman mike rogers introduced a bill and mike mccall introduce a cyber security enhancement act. national security includes more than just our military. it means pursuing energy independence and securing our borders. i will come to that soon. first let's move on education. principle number seven. every child should have an equal opportunity to get a great education. no parent should be forced to send their child to a failing school. down the street from here, there are two good parents. they have the means to send their kids to the best school in town. not every american has the money to choose a good school for their children. like president and michelle obama. if you can't afford to go to a private school, or you can't afford to move the better school district, educational access is a civil rights issue of our day. school choice is one of the most effective ways to expand access. house speaker john boehner has been a champion of the opportunity scholarship program here in washington. there is a reason. it offers children in the city hope. one of the former students there t

i know there are a lot of people up on the hill like representative chairman mccall on the house side. on the senate side, you have a number of senator white house and carper and others that have been incredibly ininvolved in the cyber issues. so there's a lot of interest in cyber security legislation. i do think from an administration standpoint, one thing that has evolved in our thinking is i do think it would get easier for us to get smaller rather than one giant, comprehensive bill. so getting whatever we can passed in whatever vehicle we need to as long as the policy and the legislation is 5:00 septemberble. that's one thing i would say that we're trying to do different. we're trying to press forward with doing everything that we can. we do need to get to legislation, and i think that we will, eventually. we will continue pressing forward under the policies that we have. >> okay, good. thank you very much for talking with us. >> thank you very much for having me. i really enjoyed it. [ applause ] >> later today, an illinois senate debate between dick durbin and jim oberste. and r

or mccall's watch, kentucky has gone without the funding that we need to make such technology affordable. or mcconnell'se floor watch. >> do you believe clean coal and isogy is working viable and there is a demonstration of that somewhere in the united states? >> i do believe it exists. >> where is it? >> west virginia, the research and development they are doing there is tremendous. we have to have a senator who wants to fight for the research and funding to bring it back to kentucky to make it affordable. i will be that senator. >> you have answered this. you have also talked about the .conomy a do you still hold the position you are not a scientist? do you believe we should even be discussing climate change? there are a bunch of scientists who feel this is a problem and maybe we can do something about co2 emissions. -- ae will wrote recently lot felt we were moving toward an ice age. the main thing to understand here is the job of the united istes senator from kentucky to fight for coal jobs in our state. this administration has destroyed 7000 of them. it's not surprising that secreta

the homeland security committee with this tweet yesterday, saying its chairman, going toan mccall, is be announcing a full review of the secret service, legislation -- a top to bottom assessment. you have got the government reform committee, also looking at possible investigation, and then pearson herself saying she would do an investigation. here is gerry connolly yesterday, who was part of the committee hearing, tweeting out that at the hearing the secret service director on the griddle, she sounds like a police radio operator. no sense of compassion or outrage at these breaches. some reaction for you from capitol hill and what they on this latestxt intruder, and the breach of security on the elevator that was reported ivy "washington post" yesterday. >> good morning. i wanted to make a quick a few comments. your guest may want to comment on it. it's a very complicated endeavor. the president travels all over the u.s. and all over the world. we are talking about a scenario in the white house. we shouldncy -- maybe consider the residency not being in the white house. maybe moving the

our friends, chairman mike mccall, chairman of the home lean security committee, wrote a bill called the border security act. that would make sure we use exiting assets and deploy them based on risk without necessarily having to spend wind of dollars more to protect the border. we all would like to consider ourselves fiscal conservatives. if we're spending $18 billion a year, almost three times actual lie what we were spending 15 years ago, you would think we would want to deploy those assets as wisely as possible. don't want to throw money to problem. we want to deploy assets where the risk is. >> congressman, when i was in laredo there was the national guard there and nobody really seemed to be upset because it was an initiative at the national level from a democratic practice. is it politics here? >> my position is just a little different. my position is that once they make that decision to bring the national guard down there i'm going tout those men and women. they cannot enforce the immigration laws. so all they do is -- they're there to support. now, did i personally think that

chairman mike rogers introduced the cyber intelligence and sharing protection act and chairman mike mccallntroduced the cyber security enhancement act. like i said, national security includes more than just our military. it means pursuing energy independence and securing our border. i'll come to that soon in the next few topics. but first let's move on to education and principle number seven. every child should have an equal opportunity to get a great education. no parent should be forced to send their child to a failing school. just down the street from here, there are two good parents who had the means to send their kids to the best school in town. but not every american has the money to choose a good school for their children like president and michelle obama. but if you can't afford to go to a private school, or you can't afford to move to a better school district, educational access to the civil rights issue of our day, an school choice is one of the most effective ways to expand access. house speaker john boehner has been a champion of the opportunity scholarship program here in wash

. >> reporter: and mccall and others calling on president obama to add dallas-ft.n for the screenings. >> the american people are rightfully concerned. they are concerned because the ebola is an unseen threat. and it's only a plane flight away from hour shores. >> reporter: speaking to cnn's wolf blitzer rand paul said the government needs to do more. >> i can understand not wanting to create panic. but i think it's also a mistake to underplay the risk of this. >> reporter: and he renewed this call for the administration to consider suspending flights to and from the ooebt hot zone. >> if you want to visit your son or daughter and you're coming from liberia, couldn't you wait a couple months? i don't think that's such an immediate necessity that the chance for worldwide contagion, i think it's not unable. >> so erin at the white house now, beyond the screening, what is the government doing? >> christi, president obama addressed this at a fund-raiser last night. and he said that the u.s. government is robustly helping the people of liberia and sierra leone. that mea

last friday chairman mccall from the homeland security committee of the house had a hearing in dallasut to some 13,000 visas that sit in people's hands in africa who could come visit the united states. we're once again asking the administration to re-establish a viewpoint about stopping these flights to the united states to give dallas, texas and other communities a chance to catch up and work through this difficult problem. dallas, texas is reeling from this problem. our schools, hospitals, businesses, our churches. we need a little reprieve. >> what do you think about that? on the plus minus side, the negative is you don't want to see phobia. you're not dealing with a lot of people. what do you think about restrictions? >> there's no question there's been growing movement about that. i think two of the big concerns, and i'm curious what congressman sessions thinks about this. it's difficult to get humanitarian aid in. airplanes of people come in. they can't leave. you're going to have people not bringing in aid possibly. the larger thing, if people can't leave the country by air and