and david mccall, a two-time winner of the pulitzer prize recounts the birth of flight in the wright brothers. bill o'reilly and david fischer come in third with a campanion book leanlygendlegends and life. and then fox contributor shares her life in "the good news is" and american wife, the wife of chris kyle recounting hoar her life after her husband's death. and in the road to character, david brooks looks at the live of ten individuals as examples to achieve success. and the inventor of tesla and paypal. and tom broke caw discusses his personal battle with cancer in a lucky life interrupted. and that is a look at the current non-fiction best sellers according to the chicago tribune. >> here is a look at recent books featured on booktv's afterwards. one recent guest was april ryan whitehouse correspondent for the urban radio networks

and david mccall, a two-time winner of the pulitzer prize recounts the birth of flight in the wright brothers. bill o'reilly and david fischer come in third with a campanion book leanlygendlegends and life. and then fox contributor shares her life in "the good news is" and american wife, the wife of chris kyle recounting hoar her life after her husband's death. and in the road to character, david brooks looks at the live of ten individuals as examples to achieve success. and the inventor of tesla and paypal. and tom broke caw discusses his personal battle with cancer in a lucky life interrupted. and that is a look at the current non-fiction best sellers according to the chicago tribune. >> here is a look at recent books featured on booktv's afterwards. one recent guest was april ryan whitehouse correspondent for the urban radio networks discussing her life and career. and we spoke with mike huckabee. he talked about politics and culture. wes moore was here for his book the work sharing the quest to find meaning in his life. and booktv talked about his book, gateway to freedom, detail

matt mccall, founder and president of penn financial. heather hansen trial owe attorney at o'brien and ryan. there was plenty of celebration at the white house today. they were all giddy down there in d.c. after the supreme court upheld federal subsidies in a 6-3 ruling, the president applauded today's decision. >> after multiple challenges to this law before the supreme court, the affordable care act is here to stay. today is a victory for hard-working americans across this country whose lives will continue to be more secure in a changing economy because of this law. >> well you heard the president. the affordable care act he said is here to stay. and that is a victory for americans he says. all right. well, let's start off with gerri willis. >> i don't agree with him. you know who this victory for? health care companies and insurers. you saw the share prices today. they went through the moon. >> yep. >> i think at the end of the day it is a unholy alliance between the health care industry and the government. you have them on the same s

house homeland security committee chairman mike mccall says that terrorists may be planning to strikeuring the holiday. here he is on "fox news sunday." let's listen. >> i'm extremely concerned about the way these syrian isis recruiters can use the internet at lightning speed to recruit followers in the united states with thousands of followers in the united states and then activate them to do what -- whatever they want to do. >> chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live from our washington newsroom. what are we learning about the bulletin? >> reporter: well, julie, fox news learned that the six-page june the bulletin from the fbi, the national counterterrorism center the hub analysis and warned of a heightened possibility of a terror attack tied to the july 4th holiday. >> i would be thinking certainly all-inspired. i'd have my doubts whether they were all coordinated and i really would doubt whether they were all directed. >> i wouldn't be surprise federal we're sitting here a week from today talking about an attack over the weekend in the united states. that's how

. >> homeland security chairman mike mccall said isis is not just regionalized like the administrationq and syria. this says one thing to me. we haven't done nearly enough to prevent isis from spreading, and as a result now we find ourselves on our independence day fearing the worst. >> i think he's right, and i think that if you look at the world today you see the threat coming to the country from al qaeda, from al qaeda on the arabian peninsula, from isis and from the efforts of these groups to radicalized americans, and i think we're going to see a growing threat and i think we're going to unfortunately, see more incident on the homeland. if you just look at the activities of the fbi and look at the volume of those ac activities since april, i would say. over 55 people have been arrested or charged with various crimes related to terrorist offenses such as providing material support and that's kind of an indicator for us that there's a lot going on that we don't see. >> and no matter whether we have made leeway in the fight against isis overseas there's always going to be those cowar

charles: famous last words from matt mccall, if you don't make money, you know where to find him. we enjoy you joining us, special thanks to our guest wilbur ross, appreciate it, thanks a lot. you, too, jim. [ laughter ] if you can't see the show, set the dvr, trish regan is in for lou dobbs. this is fox business. >> good evening, everyone, i'm trish regan in for lou dobbs tonight. we begin with breaking news out of washington and greece. greece missing deadline to hand over a nearly $2 billion payment to the international monetary fund in washington becoming the first developed country to do so. investors in a wait-and-see mode after greece in a desperate attempt asked for a third bailout from the eurozone and more time to renegotiate crippling debt. whether there is a dialogue depends on the bailout referendum happening on sunday. if the greeks vote no, proceedings likely begin for

. >> okay, mccall hyder many thanks from that update from islambad. >>> euro zone leaders say they are a deal on the greek bailout could be sealed this week saving the country from economic disaster, greece has submitted a new budget one it hopes will be accepted, giving it access to desperately-needed funds. prime minister alexis tsipras says the ball is now in the court of the european authorities, phil lavelle has more from brussels. >> reporter: the perfect way to start the day. it seemed greece's prime minister alexis tsipras had a lot to grin about first thing. this was a man with a plan. to get his country that next chunk of bailout cash it desperately needs. but the smiles weren't to last. first, his finance minister turned up 45 minutes late. and then greece's creditors said they couldn't accept the country's proposals yet because they had not been given enough time to digest them. although the euro group's president put it as positively as he could. >> it's a welcomed step and we consider it a step in a positive direction. so i think it is also an opportunity to get that deal

here's what mike mccall had to say. the republicans in texas need chairs of homeland security committee in the house. >> there's a great deal of chatter and high volume joining intelligence was issued to state and locals. i think the concern is, the confluence of all of these events the isis folks have been call for jihad during ramadan. now we have fourth of july coming up which is one of the holidays we celebrate that they like to target these sort of things. giving the confluence of events, we're being on the cautious side here to warn the public to remain vigilant. >> let me ask you do you expect home-grown terror attacks over this next holiday weekend? >> we stopped 50 of these terror plots in the last 12 months. it's going up exponentially. i'm extremely concerned about the way the isis recruiters with use the internet at lightning speed to recruit followers in the united states with thousands of followers in the united states and activate them to do whatever they want to do. whether it's military, law enforcement

. >>> governor terry mccall you have said that he wants to phase out the license plates featuring the confederate nag and he called it hurtful. objectionable lies the plates. and he said that they do not count as private speech. >>> marcus simon is a virginia state delegate. and he joins us from washington d.c. so do you agree with governor mccollough's call to phase out the confederate flag? >> yes i think that he made the right call on this. and its something that they considered doing before the government made his announce many. the stars and bars really has no place on the virginia license plates or any other government sponsored speech. and it is in fact when we put it on the license plate. it's divisiveness and racism and white supremacy, something that [ audio difficulties ] dmv to remove the confederate flag from the license plate. you know it better than i do, and what kind of debate are you anticipating? >> the house speaker said that he's okay with the flagging removed from the license plate. so i don't think that it's going to be terribly controversial in virginia. i've b

kramer is back from las vegas and we have heather hansen back with us as well and so we also have matt mccallfounder and president of 10 financial group. so let's talk about the legal aspects to today's hurdles. this is certainly ministates, a lot of them have incarceration rates. >> yes, it depends on who you ask. we have a situation where if you are a certain amount of time served, you know, there is a must understand the system and be able to decide how long people will spend in us. this is someone that both sides of the aisle understand. >> it created a corrections union that became so powerful, that the more powerful it became that they are reversing the course. how do they just decide that we don't have enough room for them. >> we are going to have to figure out a way to monitor them. there has to be a better system, more monitors, more for alcohol people, all kinds of different ways to make sure that we are keeping an eye on people. >> why are you cringing? >> anybody that got caught selling or smoking marijuana, it's going to be legal very soon. because they are not hurting anyone if

and of course joanie courtney, senior vice president and matt mccall. so thank you guys.'s do it, let's get into the first "the real real deal." there is the pending obamacare decision in washington, turning everything into a tailspin and the white house says that there's no plan b. a let's talk about the numbers involved. you know, 34 states obviously are part of the marketplace, 10 million people have signed up for it, 6.4 receiving the average of $272 per month. that's a lot of things. the whole thing is expensive. it is dissuading millions of people and those that have enrolled have curtailed medical treatment due to how expensive the deductibles are. next year when all of it goes away, the premiums are set to make huge increases. so those are your deductibles. imagine that you are not going to go to the hospital for a lot of small ailments. the bottom line is obamacare is making things worse. i happen to think that the whole thing is illegal. here's the thing, dismantling it right now might make things worse. we brought heather and because we need her to explain the

you know matt mccall and steve cortez. he joins us from chicago. so i think that jeb bush could have made some new fans this afternoon. the but let's talk about focusing on developing entrepreneurs. >> that's right, 520,000 startups every month. 70% of all sole proprietors, the government doesn't help them and we have built a program for these entrepreneurs to make them smarter because the people that have the most education have been underserved. >> you know, does that make you feel better in terms of where that could spark some entrepreneurship in this country? >> i speak to a lot of young people that would love to do this and it doesn't make me feel good. >> you know, this administration, the republicans, that is where it is. that is the underserved and underprivileged, no help from the government. and if you just crank up that, you talk about 4% gdp. >> 65% of the job,. >> here's the thing, you know that there is a sense and we have had three contractions and i think a lot of people would benefit from it. >> he is also focused on creating more

hillary cramer, matt mccall. heather hanson. let's dig into this. we know that stakes are high, circumstances are slightly different than they were 5 or 6 years ago, there was a global meltdown, greece had more leverage, they could say we walk, italy walks, maybe not this time, what then? >> first, you are right, they -- risk at-this-point is much less, and way that bonds of other country vulnerable country acted today, and the way that uri acted today -- euro acted, the markets saying it greece goes they can be dealt with. >> spain, france, por portugal y they went up but from abnormally low levels, they are lower than they were a few years ago, there not a notion of panic in the marketplace, and the euro actually went up against the dollar, market saying that either it will get solve or not, but the euro will end up stronger. >> dow off 350, this was worse session in a long time, there was a flight to safety, our yields were up, our lot of foreign money came into bonds there is a sense that 170 friday issue 350 today, maybe it could be something s

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mike mccall, chairman of the house homeland security committee, said: whatever the outcome of the talkscia director vowed to keep the taliban five off of the battlefield. >> i want to make sure they are not allowed to return to the fight. this is part of a rehabilitation process, monitoring and observing process. so arrangements that can be worked out, i think we're trying to still look at the possibilities here. >> reporter: how can the white house ensure that the taliban five do not have contacts with their old networks. the white house says safeguards are in place, they just can't talk about the publicly. al jazeera is funded in part by the government of qatar. john? >> mike viqueira. mike, thank you. we're joined by a former officer who served on the cia's afghan desk. he is in washington, d.c. tonight. welcome. senator mccain says he knows at least one of them have had community with the taliban. what sort of threat to the five pose? >> this is an important cav at we have to make. these are people our government have held in detention for over a decade. and they determined if they

comments saying they so complete policy failure and a lack of direction aror as congressman mike mccall put it it is no surprise they don't have a strategy for training iraqis, what is surprising is the president admitted it. a recent fox poll says 70 percent of americans also believe the administration has no clear strategy to defeat isis. >> did the president make any progress in his talks with the iraqi prime minister in germany? >> president obama will says they agree they have to speed up the rate and he is awaiting a final plan from the pentagon on how you can do that. one more thing. you have to see the awkward moment that took place between the two leaders. watch as president obama appears deep in conversation when the iraqi prime minister sits down right beside him and president obama never even turns to talk to him. some thought it was a snub but the white house says the president simply didn't see him. either way you have to admit it makes for good television. >> i saw that all over social media. >> thank you so much kristen. appreciate it. >> another u.s. government web site

. >> reporter: today at the hearing on domestic terrorism, michael mccall said he had been spreading isis propaganda online. he later said terrorism has gone viral. >> we're finding our operatives in syria, recruiters that have sent directives or calls to arm to people in the united states, to activate them like sleeper cells. david wright appeared in court today. agents also said they're looking for a third person, possibly in the state of rhode island, who may be connected to raheem's terror plot. >>> the state of california has agreed to create a new lethal injection protocol. under a legal settlement. it's been almost ten years since the execution at san quentin. the death penalty was put on hold following the three drugs the state could use could potentially cause excessive suffering. the agreement is likely to generate a whole new round of legal battles, making it unclear when executions might resume. there are currently about 750 inmates on death row in california. >>> the oakland city council approved a fire prevention plan that fired up a debate over the cutting of trees in

mike mccall says to expect in his words, a lot more small-scale attacks. that comes as an fbi agent is attacked during the search of a new york home tied to an eye says investigation. officials say the suspect is a jihadist who is arrested after pulling a knife. the search stemmed from the recent arrest from a student charged with plotting to set off a bomb in the new york area. >>> also breaking now local militia forces say they have taken a -- and cut a very important the pentagon is still planning for the worst there, and in iraq when the onslaught continues. i'll talk to senator lindsey graham. he's standing by live and our correspondents analysts and guests are also standing by for full coverage. let's begin with the breaking news. the attack on an fbi agent during an isis-related investigation. evan perez has been digging into this. what are you learning? this man is facing charges of attempted murder of a federal official. mamuni is 21 years old and the fbi says he's admitted to being part of a broader plot to carry out bombings in new york. earlier

jim president of new world capital, matt mccall. said he will get longer pants, steve cortez. so last night, donald trump, explained to bill o'reilly how he would bring new china, mexico to its knees, but how about the real china. >> they have taken our job, and everything, we owe china $1.3 trillion. >> we're due to china. charles: gordon, you are well-known china skeptic, but it has been a long time, you have called for their collapse for a long time, what do you say? >> i think when you look at their economy they are in trouble. first quarter this year, say said 7 7% growth. the economy is deat the time de, donald trump hit a nerve, the chinese foreign ministry complained about him, this is unprecedented, they are worried because trump has the right idea, to impose cost on chinese for predator trade behavior. >> i think that the chinese are a "house of cards," china is where it is at because of central plans, and the local regional governments are poised to fall, they have been propped up by central planning. charles: they have more apple products than americans, and more t

president, we miss her, and hillary cramer is here all the time, but is these amazing, and of course matt mccall, he shaved for tonight's show. >> no longer homeless huh? >> let's do it. let's dig into the first real -- first we got breaking news. the fbi saying it's investigating a cyber breach at the u.s. office of personnel management. the breach could potentially impact federal employees, in fact, as many as 4 million individuals, 4 million may have been impacted. all right., guys, let's talk about this so-called productivity. we talk about technology all the time. labor cost. look at productivity. there's something wrong. and in a way that's gone up, you promise us on this show month after month after month wages are going to go up. >> you're going to hold me accountable. >> absolutely. >> let me classify what i -- what i have promised is that wages are moving where the. >> yeah. which direction? >> the demand no skills and based on the geography and we are seeing wages innovative certain sectors. it's definitely moving in the right direction. but not across the board. >> that's a great poi

united says it is still considering a move to northern virginia's loudoun county after governor terry mccallf promised a stadium could be built faster there. >>> maryland governor larry hogan is lack looking to possibly bringing a high-speed train to our region. he wrap yesterday he rode a train in asia and called it incredible. hogan has applied for almost $28 million in federal funds to study a high-speed maglev rail between baltimore and d.c. travel time between the two cities? just 15 minutes. but the rail line would cost fleece $10 billion to build. now. maglev is short for magnetic leviation. today there are operational systems in china japan and south korea. the trains travel at speeds of more than 300 miles an hour. more than double the speed of an asell la. the train works for suspending, propel and guiding vehicles using electromagnetic force because there's no contact with the trails, no friction, vehicles can move much faster. just how fast? the current world record is 375 miles an hour. wendy? >> yikes. you don't want to be going that fast because drivers get used to -- they're

nicole, and matt mccall, president and founder.and of course from chicago we've got steve cortez, bgc partners and trader,shire senior strategist, let's do it, guys. now, this news into n life ways let's face it. but there's still a lot of electricity in the air because it's finally happening, everyone's wondering now what, matt? the stock is up $3 less than a dollar right now. >> well, i think people we knew it was going to happen but the big question is where does twitter go from high. it is unlimited, it's a 7,080-dollar stock if they can get their stuff together. so the big question is who can come in there and execute what they have? they have all these people tweeting out, but how do they make money, monetize it, they need someone with a advertising background and -- >> you mean as a ceo. >> a ceo to come in and take this company to the next level. it's not just -- it wasn't costolo's fault, i like that jack is coming in, and if he can stay on, he can thank you, your honor, company around. >> we're all waiting to see how twit

chairman michael mccall spoke to fox news earlier and had this reaction. >> terrorism has gone viral. it is all over the internet and what we are finding operatives in syria, recruiters that sent directives or calls to arms to people in the u activate them like sleeker sells. in this case the individual's attack the police. >> we are watching two things as it makes news from that hearing in the house and the news conference starts in boston, we will bring you that but let's bring it to the couch first. what are your thoughts about this? on lined terror, we know we have to fight these guys. >> the idea that social media caused is ludicrous. social media make people dumber and nastier, that is true, but calling people to join isis, if people were responding to that call you have a much deeper problem. a look at the immigration people, importing people who threaten us that if the police are showing a bad grade schools trying to convince kids not to join isis you have already lost. who would join isis? >> fbi agents have been going out doing it in my very county in new jersey hoping one b

dan schaefer of schaefer asset management and we have matt mccall, founder and president of penn financial group and joining us is steve cortez from chicago. so let's do it. let's get into the first "the real real deal." there is no other demand, we know that demands start to surge as mortgage rates go up or if this current trend is the sign of a bubble. >> i'm taking this as a positive sign. bringing to bear that this hasn't been this high since august 2007 which is indicative of a bubble and the birds. the leverage in the system is different, and the number of buyers has been different. the appreciation is not the same as it was. we believe that many first-time buyers back in is a positive sign, you buy a home, new linens, it trickles down to the wider economy. the rent has skyrocketed, people are going to shift their attention, the homebuying makes a lot of sense. >> the bears say that the numbers are not that good. but they are too good. the argument is that eventually they will hibernate and not come back. it shows from 2009 through 2010 minutes higher lows and the trend has been goin

along with chairman mccall, and ranking member rice. it will ensure the safety, and security of the transportation network. the reality is, in this post-9/11 world that the terrorist threat is metastasizing, we as a nation must remain responsive to any holes in the security of our transportation systems and ensure the protocols keep pace with the landscape can help close another backdoor of vulnerability at our nation's airports. we have representatives from the t.s.a., d.h.s. inspector general himself, and g.a.o. to address how the recommendations highlighted in the report can be implemented and what tools are needed to improve the security at our nation's airports. i look forward to hearing their testimony and having a meaningful dialogue and how we can better protect this vital transportation mode and keep aviation safe and secure for the american people. the chair now recognizes the ranking minority member of the subcommittee, the gentlelady from new york, miss rice, for any statement she may have. miss rice: thank you, mr. chairman

house homeland security chairman michael mccall said what was surprising today was that the president admitted he didn't have a strategy and the remarks are a reminder of what the president said nine months ago. wolf you'll remember them well. that was when he said he did not have a strategy for dealing with isis in syria. >> there was an awkward moment during the summit the leaders gathering there with the iraqi prime minister haider al abauddi. he came next to the president, sat down. pick up what happened there. >> reporter: right, it was strange. an iraqi prime minister haider al abauddi, traveled to the alps to ask the world leaders for more military assistance. there was this awkward moment earlier today when it seemed he could not get the president's attention. the president was apparently deeply engrossed in his conversation with other leaders at this summit and did not realize that the iraqi prime minister was right behind him. i think we should point out, this does not appear to be a snub. abadi is the man the president wanted as prime minister of iraq and later the presiden

about his efforts to take the democratic party and try to continue to the left, few feet michael mccall of the house homeland security committee, he will be with us today to talk about some of these new threats that we're seeing. and then finally we talk to former texas governor rick perry, he's also thrown his hat in the presidential ring. and will wrap the whole thing up with political round table. >> john, thank you. we will be watching. >> still to come this morning right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" sunday is starting off sunny and we're in store for a great day, but carol is back to tell us when showers are in the seven day forecast. that's next. >> they do great job at cleaning clothes saving machine, but front load washers may have a down side. three on your side jim donovan takes a look at what's causing the trouble, and also have this. >> the british are invade willing broadway. i'm marlie hall, with a look at some of the top contenders, for a tony ♪ take me in, into your darkest hour ♪ ♪ and i'll never desert you ♪ ♪ i'll stand by you ♪ yeah! yeah. so, that's our loyalty p

here's representative mccall on "face the nation." >> it was not done to steal credit card informationmation on political appointees in the federal government and federal employees to exploit them so that later down the road they can use those for espionage to either recruit spice or compromise individuals in the federal government. >> the president's attending the g-7 summit in germany and today, his press secretary said the u.s. is considering ways to punish whatever person or government was involved in this breach. >> our investigators are still looking into who precisely carried out these intrusions. the option that that -- that the president put on the table for responding to these kinds of activities in the form of financial sanctions certainly is one that continues to be available to him and the administration with regard to this particular activity. >> reporter: the white house is not officially laying blame on who is behind the attack but sources say u.s. investigators do believe they can track the breach to the chinese government. chinese officials, fred, have denied that the

what do you make of what representative mccall just said. there there be more attacks coming up relatively small scale, but coming up with more frequency? >> well wolf 13 years serving on either the house intelligence committee i can't remember a time that we had more threats across this country than we do right now. none of them with the magnitude of repeated 9/11 but clearly an understanding that there are a lot of individuals tied to a lot of different terrorist groups that have at least the attempt to carry out an attack. some of them as i like to say, they've dumbed down terrorism. >> and you think there are hundreds of supporters in the united states who might get -- almost every day there seems to be an arrest of some isis supporter in the united states but there are hundreds out there? >> wolf i don't know that any of us know exactly the number. but clearly it's the largest number of threats that i've seen in the time that i've been involved. i think what's gone maybe unpraised is the work the fbi and the joint terrorism task force a

i'll see you monday morning on "america's newsroom" i'm martha mccall lamb, and this is the kelly filefrom america's news headquarters i'm patricia stark. honda confirming another person has been killed by an exploding takata air bag. this is the eighth known death worldwide due to the air bags which can explode with too much force, sending shrapnel into the passenger compartment. just last week takata agreed to double the air inflaters being recalled to 3.8 million. that made it the largest auto recall in u.s. history. >>> hawaii's governor signing a bill to make his state the first to raise the legal smoking age to 21. the measure aims to prevent adolescents from buying and smoking cigarettes. supporters of the measure say most daily smokers begin the habit in their teen. but opponents say it's unfair that a young veteran returning from military service could be prevented from smoking. the bill goes into effect next year. i'm patricia stark. "hannity" starts right now. for all your news log on to foxnews.com. brian williams breaks his silence and apologizes. >> it is so clear to me i

one of them is jill mccall who has been hiking the grand canyon the grand canyon for twenty years. >>t a hotel and parking lots and a tram coming down, its an abomination. >> reporter: it's not only developers and tourists who disagree, so do those who live on tribal lands. but just miles from the confluence on the weathered and impoverished western fringes of the navajo nation, larry hanks lives without water, without electricity. he supports the project. >> we want a better tomorrow for our kids because our kids' future is paramount... to us. >> reporter: there are no grocery stores or parks. tribal souvenir stands are as deserted as the land itself. but the road to the escalade project would bring tourists right through this part of the navajo reservation. at this tribal land use meeting talk of economic opportunity is constant. brian kensley sees a tourist influx as a pivotal moment for his people. >> this would give them another choice for these visitors coming worldwide or nationwide to come in and have a choice to say "okay, there's a tribe that is living and existing. they are

congressman mike mccall says an isis cyber attacker who hacked the u.s.eting with the attackers who tried to storm a free speech, in any event garland texas. and president obama's claim that the most respected nation on cert being put to the test. new this morning. russian is embarking on the military buildup. and fox business contributor mark is here. apart from the particular episode with the russians, i think it's fair to say that russia doesn't suspect '14 us that happen of. how does it affect us in our day-to-day lives. >> it's really about safety. it's affecting every american. let's take, for example ucriterion. it would be good politics, it would be good foreign policy, but it would also be good business for to americans sell hardware military equipment to the ukrainians. they're asking for it. they are our allies. can you imagine what this would do for the defense industry here if we were able to approve and say we're going to give the ukrainians everything they're asking for again, stuart? this is not only good for business but it's the right fo

along with chairman mccall and raking member rice and congressman payne to close these security gaps and ensure the safety of the transportation networks. the reality is, in this post-9/11 world, that the terrorist threat is metastasizing, and we as a nation must remain responsive to any holes in the security of our transportation system. and ensure that the protocols keep pace with the ever evolving threat landscape. improving the vetting of the aviation workers who have access to these sensitive areas of airports can help close those -- close another back door vulnerability at our nation's airports at today's hearing have representatives from the tsa, the inspector general himself to address how recommendations can be implemented and what tools are needed to improve the security at our airports. i look forward to hearing their testimony and having a meaningful dialogue on how we can better protect this vital transportation mode and keep aviation safe and secure for the american people the chair now recognizes the ranking minority member of the subcommittee, the gentlelady from new

would do it again if she could despite three months of misery while she waited in the bay of ben mccall. because the traffickers will not leave until they are filled to the brim so that is when it is a horrible situation people are tricked to come onto the ships promised a better life so she suffered but she said she would do it again if she could. that is how desperate the situation is. the reason this is happening is they are stateless and not recognized by the government despite the fact they were born and raised for many generations longer than my descendants have been so is in 1982 stripping of basic services of health care education the right to vote clear signs of ethnic cleansing their permitted jews travel to get permission to very. a new law was passed there is a gap three years between childbirth that maybe that is not such a bad thing but in this particular case obviously it is an indication of ethnic cleansing to control the population. coming from that source it is a bad thing. people choose to do that we learned that in south sudan they encourage people when they are stru

mike mccall last hour said this about that: >> basically, terrorism has gone viral.internet. we are finding operatives in syria, recruiters that sent directives to people in the united states to activate them like sleeper cells. in this case the individual attacks the police. we have seen directives to attack military operations and police officers and i think the fbi and homeland security were on top of this. >> catherine heritage is live. good morning. what more can you report? >> reporter: the boston police did fear an isis style execution and had the subject under 24 hour surveillance. the man carrying the eight inch knife was being tracked and approached for questions about a plot to target and execute police officers who he drew the knife and was shot. a second man has been arrested and appears in a boston federal court later today. the boston police commissioner is defending these extreme measures. >> it is a difficult part of the job when we have to take a life but in these circumstances the fbi and the boston police did everything they could possibly do to g

opportunity to grow at ny.gov/business neil: we are just getting news that homeland security secretary mike mccall established a link to an isis cyberattacker who hacked in the so-called also treated as attackers in garland, texas. if that is the case and that is true, that is scary. he will be joining us in this broadcast. he's the guy to go to one night and we will. the big apple talk that a former mayor of this city is being aggressively recruited by some liberals to take on hillary clinton. they are looking right now to michael bloomberg to be on the left to take her on. i don't think it's fair to say he's a pragmatic billionaire who ran for mayor as a republican. he lives in many eyes more republican than democrat. democrats and republicans argue he is neither one of us. the fact of the matter is he did have a successful 12 years as mayor and they are recruiting him right now. mort zuckerman, a billionaire in his own right was the second person they called. >> when they were calling people at alphabetical basis. >> that's a big offense to hillary. >> i think mike bloomberg was a phenomenal ma

michael mccall just told us in the past year they have without a doubt he says seen what he calls a precipitouss numbering in the thousands. u.s. officials are scrambling to track them. they've got to comb through massive social media to do it, everybody consider passive followers, posting pro-isis messages photos of themselves wear isis logos. one displayed an isis logo on a phone just a few feet from the white house. but they of course have to track those sympathizers who are operational like this boston terror suspect, usaama rahim. he was raised schooled in the united states. officials said he had been radicalized to isis prior. analysts da vooed ross who tracks the americans who has been radicalized says those men are an example of a trend in america that goes beyond the passive following of isis. >> there's an increase in isis activity. this goes back to last year. you've had, though in recent weeks and months an increase in people who are taking action specifically for isis. you had a few last year and lately you've seen a spike. >> evidence of that spike, the justice department tells wa

i'll ask the chairman of the house homeland security committee, congressman mike mccall, what he's learningtanding by live. and our correspondents and analysts, they're also standing by with all the breaking news. first, let's go to our justice correspondent, pamela brown. she's in boston. she has the very latest. pamela. >> well wolf we're learning from law enforcement officials that the terrorism suspect killed yesterday, usaama rahim, along with david wright another suspect arrested and a third person had been plotting to behead a prominent person in new york someone who was not in law enforcement or the military. and we're learning from officials that rahim changed his plans yesterday morning and allegedly wanted to attack and killed police officers. tonight newly released court documents allege boston terror suspect usaama rahim was about to go on a rampage to randomly kill police officers and he also was planning to behead someone in another state. these were plots rahim and a second suspect arrested yesterday, david wright, were planning. an fbi-recorded phone call between rahim and

michael mccall, chairman of the homeland security committee. >> let me first -- i led's delegation to the middle east and europe. let me commend you in working with lisa monaco. we met with the turkish officials. the information sharing on travel and watch list is a huge breakthrough. and i commend you for that and encourage you to keep the pressure up on the foreign fighter issue. the eu -- if you are a citizen of the european union, and coming out of the region through trkley, you are not going to be screened past a watch list which i thought was a glaring security gap. the eu parliament is getting ready to address this issue. many of the countries we met with understand the threat that poses. i hope you can continue to apply that pressure. let me turn to foreign aid. we give a lot of money to countries that vote against us in the united nations. president reagan's ambassador your predecessor gene kirkpatrick testified before congress. we need to communicate to nations their attitudes inside the u.n. must have consequences for their relations with the united states outside the u.n.

as chairman mccall noted, it is now been almost 14 years since 9/11, some of what i've seen in your report calls to mind the troubling pre-9/11 trend that we had. i know you are a former department of justice official. a former assistant to the united states attorney. as you know, we had a problem before 9/11 where law enforcement was not shipping information, or connecting the dots. we had an excuse back then -- the law did not allow it. we changed of the law. i want to ask you about your report. use a tsa did not identify these individuals because tsa isn't cleared to receive all terrorism categories under the current agency guidance. that i restate that accurately? ms. fitzmaurice: mr. roth: yes sir. mr. ratcliffe: is this a situation where we need to change the law? mr. roth: it may very well be. my suggestion would allow tsa to deal with the office of national intelligence, and determine whether or not they would be able to have access to this information. if not, it may require a change in the law. i would say i share your concerns that information shipping is critical particularly i

mccall everything with ordinary bed and bank and ordinary high water mark is tributary. erosional features are excluded only if they lack ordinary bed and bank high water mark. it's kind of circular in practice, going to be very difficult and not helpful. similarly if ditches are excluded unless they were excluded and a tributary. in other words, unless you can prove there wasn't an ordinary high water mark there on the landscape. it could have occurred a long time ago. ultimately what is the distance between an afemoral ditch and federal streams that are regulated? you guessed it. it all comes back to the ordinary high water mark. there are also concerns with other key exclueses. for example, exclueses for waste treatment systems, storm water systems, artificial ponds and water-filled depressions are all tied to having to establish that the feature was created in dry land. meaning that you will have to prove that at the time of the feature's construction, be it in 1910, it was created in dry land. importantly, the agencies specifically state there is, quote, no agreed o

gathered the calls of the flames and take a good look at this image from surveillance video i think he mccallitter" >> darya: no-hitter for the san francisco giant in the iraqi so first of his career as the first of the major-league baseball season he's 27 years old and they beat the mass is relevant. so follow and which was terrific the take on game to begin today. >> reporter: a plate of the changes coming send your i phone +, apple's new music service puts could save the family money. when yip the world what conditions from the bay area at camera at sfo falling rain droplets on the ratlines will check in just a bit were wages and caught on camera car started after the break ♪ ♪ ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. ♪ [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... ♪ [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. ♪ [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. ♪ yore uacki already? yeah.helpe fi sommugs su. ♪ [ beep ] he ay. hesel do eah. [ le aounc ] we up tohe mntaigrowarom fo

our get is michael mccall chairman of the house homeland security committee. we appreciate his much. our guest is a dallas native who earned his degrees in stoorngs a bachelor's degree at trinity university and his law degree at st. mary's university. he worked as a federal prosecutor from 1990 to 1999 and then moved to austin to become a deputy to then john cornyn. our guest joined the u.s. attorney's office and was chief of the terrorism and national security division for west texas. in 2004 he was elected to the house and became chairman of the house homeland security committee in 2013. he and his wife linda are the parents of five children. and thus ended the biographical portion of the program now on the arrive eat mechanical details. first thanks to our underwriter northrup grummann. we're on the record. no live blogging or tweeting, no filing of any kind while the breakfast is under way to give us time to listen to what our guest says. to help you curb that relentless selfie urge we'll e-mail several pictures of the session to the photographers here whe

mccaul, chairman of the committee on -- mccall, chairman of the committee on homeland security. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for four minutes. mr. mccal: the resolution before us today -- mr. mccaul: the resolution before us today is dangerous and should be defeated. for months we have been at war against isis. today the secretary of defense testified that, quote, isis is a threat to the homeland because of its avowed intentions to strike and recruit in this country. isis will be dealt a lasting defeat, end of quote. but this president does not have a strategy to accomplish this. we continue to fight the terrorists with one hand tied behind our back. the only thing worse would be to disengage completely which is exactly what this resolution would do. i recently led a bipartisan delegation to the middle east where i visited iraq. ground zero in the fight against isis, a week before ramadi was overtaken by isis. i spoke with prime minister abadi. unfortunately, the current strategy in my opinion, relies too heavily on the shia militia as a proxy of iranen t

join us homeland security committee chair michael mccall from d.c. welcome to the program. to have you with us. what a lot of people are worried about is the dark net. these terrorists communicate with each other within the united states on this dark net. i don't enqueue contract and. >> yeah, that is the problem. the new generation of terrorists are savvy on the internet. i just got briefed by the fbi before this on the issue. they will communicate through the twitter space from syria into followers in the united states and once they have recruited the individual they go into what is called a dark space platforms that even if we have a court order we cannot access the communications. they are communicating in a secure space in the united states with terrorists in syria and we have no idea what they say. stuart: look i don't know this subject, but there's not much you can do in the near term because they leap from existing technology. they are ahead of us. >> that is right. this has to be a technology driven solution. right now the lead. isis later will hop from one twitter

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