we have arctic talked to karen mccall at easyjet,.ow we will move on emirates is reporting a four-year profit up. we are joined now by manus cranny, and he is joined by mr. tim clark. much. guy, thank you very you're right, a great set of numbers. welcome to bloomberg. the pace of growth. profits up 64%. is this rate of growth sustainable? >> in our opinion, yes. there are headwinds in the global market for the moment, but we continue to have the plans. we are dealing with flatlining in the summer market, as we have done many times in the past. we face these economic issues that we will continue to grow as we have planned and take on another aircraft this year. manus: the next phase of growth -- this is what i want to put forward -- is it latin america? is it those areas, the transpacific route? is that where we can expect you to break new ground? >> i think the letter, you need a path for funding. the asian markets, although there are headwinds in places like china, we're seeing a lot of the business moving out of china and it to pla

joining me, republican congressman mike mccall of texas. mr. chairman, thanks for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> you see the pictures, live pictures. these are armed and obviously nervous police standing there outside the anaheim convention center where donald trump held his rally awhile ago. they're trying to protect the area from angry anti-donald trump protests. there have been rocks thrown, arrests, you see this kind of development. i guess my first question is does donald trump have some sort of responsibility to tone things down if he can right now to stop this from escalating? >> i think it reflects the mood of the country, very angry electorate out there. trump i think is tapping into that. i think the tone needs to shift to be more responsible so we don't draw these kind of security concerns. our secret service, part of the homeland security department are tasked full time to cover him.

another proposal that is different is a proposal from senator warner and chairman mccall to propose a16 member digital security commission to assess the broad issue of digital security, not just the encryption that would be part of it but the broad issue of digital security. and. and then make recommendations to congress, hopefully in a relatively urgent time horizon. this is modeled after the 911 commission and would include technology experts and privacy experts, and folks from the business sector who understand that we make changes how we might affect both u.s. companies in technology and would chase people to other technologies. obviously national security leaders. leaders. the idea would be that the commission that could grapple with this and make recommendation. i know there is a reaction to come home and another commission, just what we need. i actually think it would be a good idea to do that commission that could then board material to congress. i'm going to tell you i like that. i prefer to do that rather than jump right into feinstein and bird. went to give your reason that

it's one of the reasons why i like the warner mccall approach because it will develop, the idea of the commission i think i read this right that it's not just about encryption. were not just trying to solve the encryption question it's more about the look at digital security questions and digital is key from other stakeholders. so if we rush in to be in about a solution because the apple fbi case has grabbed everybody's attention as we should we rush in to be in of the solution to that issue and we look at a narrow gauge will almost certainly approach it in my view in a sideload way that will not give us that integrated look that it needs. that's one of the reasons i like the warner mccall approach. >> please introduce yourself of your questions. >> hello i am david smith of the guardian. also what relationships you have in the moment with companies like apple and google, a little bit too confrontational, and do do it in a way that you can mend that and incorporate with them, and secondly if asked about would you like to be vice president, what would you say. >> well i'm hoping nobody

david: that was carolyn mccall on "on the move."lie hyman is checking on amazon, a company flying. it is at a record today. that is after an analyst at sanford bernstein was the first to put a $1000 price target on the stock. monday's7% higher than shares were up 3% today. he sees that the company has a lot of possibilities out there, and it almost has too much money on hand. it will have a hard time figuring out what to do with it all. he is breaking from the pack when it comes to amazon, especially as it relates to alphabet. here is his estimates for amazon and then for alphabet. it is different than others who are expecting alphabet, or 1000 dollarst to before amazon. it is interesting, the divergence. another way to look at the consensus forecast for amazon, look att anr. the bars are the number of buys, holds, and no sales. the sentiment is positive, but here is the average price target. $809. here is the stock price. there is a gap. like to track we for amazon is the status as a retailer. cap, it is at market the largest retai

. >> and mark, you look at what chairman mccall had to say about this today. and while he, he made sure to say that there could have been many things that happened here, he's not ruling out terrorism. he went on to suggest that this could have been an inside job and that a bomb could have been placed on this aircraft. >> sure. >> i mean, this is coming from our house homeland security chairman. it's a scary thought. >> it is a scary thought. but also it's very important to recognize that while it's important that we have defensive measures, the way you protest the terrorists -- we had a mantra with the bush administration. we're going to fight them over there so we don't have to face them here. we have stopped fighting them over there. the amount has been so reluctant to fight them over there that they're starting to get closer to us. pa if you think about it, since barack obama ignored all of the threats about isis, there was a cancer that was allowed to grow in iraq and syria. it's spread throughout the world. and since 2014 when they established the calipha

that's one of the reasons i like the warner/mccall approach. >> do you want to call them? >> yeah. introduce yourself, please, if you ask questions. >> hi, i'm david smith of the guardian. what sort of relationship do you think you have at the moment with companies like apple and google? is it a bit too confrontational and do you think there's a way that you can mend that and cooperate with them? and secondly, if asked about would you like to be vice president, what would you say? >> well, i'm hoping nobody asks. now let me answer your first question. >> you can dodge that one. >> he said, if asked. i'm just hoping nobody asks. on that is it too confrontational, senator warner says this, mark's on intel, most of you know mark and i are really close, we've known each other in 35 years one of the virtues of being the two senators from virginia you do these xmeetds and i'll do those. he's intel and banking and finance. i'm armed services, budget. they put me on the aging committee i don't know why just recently. but mark, his pitch on sort of fbi/

discuss it with homeland security secretary jay johnson and get reaction from congressman michael mccall of the house homeland security committee. both only on fox news sunday. >> then the crash becomes a focal point in the trump-clinton clash on terror. we'll speak with the head of donald trump's national security advisory committee. it's a fox news sunday exclusive. plus, we'll ask our sunday panel about the impact of the nra's endorsement. >> we will effect our next president and america truly will be great again. >> and facebook -- >> they admitted they have problems they know they need 20 fix. >> all right now on fox news sunday. >> hello again from fox news in washington. we begin with new clues in the crash of egyptair flight 804 that killed all 66 people on board as it flew from paris to cai cairo. we'll discuss safety with jay johnson and house homeland security greg paul. first at charles de gaulle outside paris. what's the latest, rick? >> reporter: nearly four days after egyptair 804 took off from this airport the question remains -- what caused the crash? was it a mechanical

. >> the chair of the security house mccall. describing of the dangerous vulnerability in cairo.he hunt for black boxes. joining me now is jeh johnson, there secretary, thank you very much. >> thank you for having me, andrea. >> well, right off the bat, the concern of not understanding as you saw bill neally just had an interview with top officials in egypt of what could have happened and we have no theory of the case. >> well, it is still early of the investigation and the black box has not been recovered. there are search teams out there now. at this point, we do not rule out something -- we don't know yet. i suspect we'll know in the coming days. there is always this circumstances that plays a tremendous pressure to rush to judgment. we have to be careful not to do that. we do not allow of an active terrorism but there are other possibilities. >> the other possibility? >> some sort of mechanical failure. i suspect that in the coming days we'll know a lot more once more things from the water are found. >> is there any reason for the u.s. to demand that other 830s to be checked

. >>> here at the live desk we're looking at terry mccall allive's last campaign. the fbi is determining whether his campaign accepted illegal contributions. hundred dollars of donors contributed and gave mondaey to foundation set up by president clinton where mcauliffe once sat on the board. a chinese citizen whose company shipped soybeans through ports in virginia. it's illegal for foreign nationals to contribute to political campaigns, but wang holds permanent resident status. an attorney says contributions to the campaign from mr. wang were completely lawful. the governor will certainly cooperate with the government if he's even contacted about it. in fact, governor mcauliffe is scheduled to be in northern virginia tomorrow. and our julie carey will be there to ask him about it. >> chris lawrence, thank you. >>> new tonight, a shakeup at this tsa, aimed at fixing those long security lines. in a memo to staff today, tsa's peter necessaryinger says they are creating a center to track times. >>> cause for calm and patience in baltimore. earlier today, a judge acqu

that's who house homeland security chairman michael mccall is calling for.out against radical islam should get more support. steve, it is very clear these guys are targeting egypt specifically because they're against radicalism. should we help the egyptians more? >> absolutely, david, we should help them more. ultimately their fight against isis is our fight as well. not only just in terms of money and weapons, but also in know-how. ma crystal headed up our an anti-insurgency efforts in afghanistan. we have a lot of know-how fighting these insurgencies. we should be supplying that help. they can't knock down this insurgency without our help. >> over a five-year period we gave them $6.4 billion, a lot of money. but we were giving a lot more assistance and help in bringing business over when the muslim brotherhood, a terrorist group, was controlling egypt before this guy. >> i think we should stop this all together. conservatives in congress talk all the time about the definite harm caused by domestic government spending but they act as though it takes on magi

she handles cyber security infrastructure protection for chairman mccall. she works on cyber security and cyber and technology issues. and most importantly for you in the room. she was at pmf, which is the real seal of approval from the federal government. thank you very much for filling in. >>> andy sitting next to me, old friend has worked in cyber security for two decades, it's hard to believe, he must have started when he was six. he's currently the assistant secretary for cyber security and communications at dhs where he has -- i didn't know this -- a budget of more than 1 billion and 600 employees that's like real money. right. and he's -- he leads the federal efforts to respond to cyber security incidents. and prior to that, he was also senior direct tr at the white house and the thing you probably know andy best for in that role was executive order on critical infrastructure protection that resulted in this framework. and he is that rarity in the discussions of cyber security, someone with phd in computer science, so very rare and finally we have to

i think that representative mccaul is a bit out of line. >> alex, can you respond to mccall and from the house homeland security group, committee, excuse me, as the chair and his statement there's. you can react to. that number two, talk about the multiconsideration here of all that can be possible. the lone wolf, the plane stopped in four different countries. it goes on and on and own. >> actually, i have a very big problem with what the representative said. it is misleading. yes, they took two weeks to take credit for the magazine but they released a statement less than ten hours after the attack officially claiming credit in a written statement. they just rereleased it with more detail in the magazine. so that's not at all true to say they didn't claim it. >> it is very misleading. yeah. in terms of possible scenarios, of course, to me, an insider job doesn't make any sense. if you were able to get the apparatus around an insider job, what it would be able to take to infiltrate an airport, it doesn't make sense you would have chose then flist all flights. it was not full. there we

the mccall hee accept up the leapts then and now. >> this is a special report. >> reporter: peter jenningshere has been a substantial increase of population. >> reporter: america witnesses the historic nature of what happened. >> kenneth, nathaniel -- >> reporter: born in 1997, they were the world's first set of septuplets to survive. >> all healthy. >> reporter: some spending weeks, others months in intensive care, getting stronger. and months later, americans woul >> the seven. >> reporter: mom and dad carrying one baby at a time, and just look at them lined up. and when the final baby came home -- >> everybody's home, everybody's happy. >> reporter: the real journey would begin. and tonight, 17 years later, the septuplets today. >> hi, my name is nathan. >> i'm joe. >> i'm alexis. >> i'm kelsey. >> i'm brandon. >> my name is natalie. >> i'm kenny. >> just like having seven best friends. >> reporter: seven best friends who all graduated from high school this weekend. >> nathan roy mccaughey. >> reporter: each name followed by another dip employee ma. in that group, seven brothers and sis

just like his friend hillary virginia governor terri mccall you have live is being investigated the feds. they want to know if he accepted illegal campaign contributions in 2016. it centers around a chinese businessman who donated to the clinton foundation the same year. peter switzer author of clinton cash says it is a sign of something bigger. >> this to me has all of the markings of the broader investigation of pay to play and favors being exchanged for money flow to go the clinton foundation in this case mcauliffe. if there was a pattern of behavior where money flowed to politicians or family members or charitable foundations connected to them and they take actions on behalf of those donors that can be prosecuted. >> mcauliffe's attorney says they have not begun contacted yet but they will cooperate. >> the house judiciary committee has not done something in more than 100 years. allegations he lied under oath and failed to cooperate into the investigation into the ptea pary scandal. he will not attend a hearing because he hasn't had time to prepare. instead he will submit a written s

they are trading higher today and we spoke to the ceo carolyn mccall. coming in at the same as last year, about 5 million profit. it is the foreign exchange movement that affects us this year so despite paris and brussels, we have been able to do very well in the first half and i think that shows our customers really like us. mark: let's bring in benjamin cap. but was the most significant part of these numbers? benjamin: 24 million is not a small number but you have to take into consideration 3 million headwinds from currency exchange and auto. once you factor in all the currency changes they are looking at about 5 million which is on par almost with 7 million. that is what they have been promoting this morning. the other significant number that came out as they are all year forecast. in january they pointed to about $758sensus of million. now they are pointing toward 721 million and that is because of the terror taxes. -- terror attacks. mark: what was the impact of the terror attacks? benjamin: the downing of the passenger jet in egypt, the paris atta

at a hearing on capitol hill today, house homeland security committee chairman michael mccall also warned about the so-called insider threat. militants are trying to recruit insiders and inside jobs to take down passenger jets. tsa administrator peter neffenger says airport employee screening has improved. >> i think it is far more effective this year than last year. >> the tsa now has full access to the biggest terror watch list maintained by the fbi however, the agency checks employee criminal record only every two years. neffenger says the test program could soon change that. >> assuming that goes well. then we will implement that full time by end of the calendar year that will be vetting against the criminal databases as well. >> the port authority of new york and new jersey is not responded to our repeated request for comment about those cell phone videos. charlie, just three airports, miami, have instituted 100% screenings of employees and their bags. >> thank you, jeff. president obama flew from vietnam to japan today. he was soon drawn into a bitter controversy, the recent murder

ehe ian mccall is the third to e since news broke of the misemergenmi mishandling of sex assault allegationsolving the football team. the head football coach was fired last week and the school's president was reappointed within the university. >>> 6:24 now. we have some continues on how to make sure that you aren'te infested with bedbugs. check the mattress before you you bring your executive case into the room. a recent survey revealed more than half of people is correctly like. >>> and incredible story of perseverance later today on ellen and now a d.c. resident shares what it was like to hide from the taliban. >> when i came to the u.s., i had two pants and two t-shirts and a sneaker. first night i slept in america, it was the best night's sleep after almost three years. >> he says it was a video of ellen that gave him hope as he hid with his family. you can see the special gift she'll give to him this afternoon right here on nbc 4. and you'll hear more about again what it was like for him to be hiding from the taliban in that time. five years he was a u.s. military entinterpreter. >>> we

mike mccall said multiple clues point to terrorism. >> i think many signs do point to terrorism. an explosive device on the aircraft. since there were not smoke detecters in the lavatory, it was breached indicating it may have been blown out. we won't know until we get the black box and all the confirmation from that. >> senior foreign affairs correspondent live for us in paris. greg? >> reporter: the air search is intensifying in the mediterranean where flight 804 went down about four days ago right now. in the mix, the united states navy have their p 3 orion active. three of them in fact on rotation coming from a base in italy. this weekend, they report that they found a large debris field on the surface of the mediterranean consisting of about 100 pieces from that downed aircraft. this is considered a very important find, harris. we covered already parts of the plane, personal esqffects and remains. but no sign of the black box voice and data recorders. those are critical, of course, to figure out what happened in this crash. egypt is now dispatching a submarine that could go

chairman mccall says he will introduce legislation to reform tsa staffing. heather: peter, thanks. jon: an update on the search for a missing washington state couple. the gruesome discovery police made, plus the latest on the hunt for a suspected killer still at large. also, conflicting reports about what might have brought down egyptair flight 804. coming up, what investigators are saying today. also, we want to hear from you. you think donald trump versus hillary clinton, those attacks have become too ugly? have you been listening? our live chat is up and running. go to foxnews.com/happeningnow and join the conversation. >> cry stories we are keeping our island. police found two bodies believed to be those of a missing washington state couple. two brothers are accused of murdering them, one man arrested last week after giving himself up. the other remains on the run. new information and evidence collected in the search for a missing idaho toddler. the little boy disappeared during a family camping trip last summer. his parents who are considered suspects have denied any wrongdoin

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ian mccall has resigned as vice president and director of athletics.d high ranking administrator to leave since news broke of the mishandling of sex assault allegations involving members of the football team. the head football coach was dismissed last week and the school president was reappointed to a different position within the university. >>> joaquin el chapo guzman only has about a month longer to decide whether he will appeal a u.s. extradition request. the case could go all the way to the supreme court. el chapo is a convicted cartel boss, he is wanted in seven u.s. jurisdictions on charges from everything from murder to conspiracy to distribute cocaine. there was confusion over a possible appeal after multiple filings from his lawyers essentially negate each other. >>> we are now hearing from russia about north korea's latest missile which south korea has said was a failure again. russian deputy foreign ministers saying that the action violated the u.n. security council resolutions, south korea yap media reporting that that missile exploded rig

. >> reporter: i think it is fair to say of terry mccall of the democrat. >> are you being vetted ton campaign is going out and campaigning and helping them win in virginia. that's the only role i have now at the campaign. >> okay, right now i am going to take that as not a yes or a no. >> reporter: good being with you. thank you. >> thank you very much, senator. >> coming up is the economy, what do budget experts want to hear from the candidates, from all of them. you are watching "andrea mitchell reports," only on msnbc. reals making new friends. amazing is getting this close. real is an animal rescue. amazing is over twenty-seven thousand of them. there is only one place where real and amazing live. seaworld. real. amazing 8 layers of wheat... mini-wheats®... and one that's sweet. to satisfy the adult and kid - in all of us. ♪ nutritious wheat for the adult you've grown into and delicious sweet for the kid you'll never outgrow... feed your inner kidult with frosted mini-wheats®. try new kellogg's mini-wheats harvest delights with sweet drizzle and bits made with real fruit. wrely

. >> chairman mccall on the hill has just issued this statement about what he thinks might be going on the threat indicators are very likely that we're dealing once again with a sharm el sheikh type of attack, an insider threat where a bomb could have been placed on that aircraft, evither one using a timing device that would have started out of cairo or whether it was luggage put in the cargo hold in paris as it departed for cairo. >> chairman mccaul giving his thoughts. i want to show a map of where this plane was in the last 24 hours. it left for paris before it crashed in reaching cairo but it was in other places before that. it was in tunisia and it was in other places. so could it be possibly that if there was a bomb on this flight, it was placed not in paris, but before? >> it is very possible. there are areas of the airplanes that are not readily accessible. and if you have the airplane in a remote place in an airport and especially someplace like tunisia, very suspect. i'm sure that they're going to be looking if there is any video available. security cameras available. they're

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we will be speaking with ceo carolyn mccall shortly. and miners are in a hole. heading back to those january lows? as i say, we are not 30 minutes away from the european open. going to takeopen us? let me take you to the bloomberg and show you where the fair value calculations point this morning. it looks like we will be a positive start in europe. the euro stocks is up by .6%. the with the 100 is up by .5%. by .5%.tse 100 is up it looks like the dax is going to outperform. i want to show you this as well. these are the future is out of singapore. this is a year chart. we have been sliding lower, but this morning we are trading at 51. the mining sector this morning, it will be an interesting one to see how londo opens off the back of big losses in australia. caroline: we have seen big losses continuing through the hang seng as well. we have been on track for the seventh day of losses, the longest losing streak this year. suddenly inching into the green territory. maybe we are just getting a little bit of a boost, but overall, we have seen a green sentiment in as

fact, something that is taught also to a great extent at places like princeton by scott's like james mccall --. i think understanding the strength of the connection in the 19th century, not him in between milk, and his american correspondents -- and you have to remember, mill was active in american slides -- lives. thinking about the long engagement in the 19 century, i think in some way the changes dramatically once americans themselves on the laundering themselves are no longer engaging with mill. i will have to think more about the extent to which this also explains some of the ebbs and flows or ups and downs. i think that is a thoughtful way to ponder. >> the harvard historian has written this book called he analyzesma," and when obama was the editor of the ,aw review and his writings probably "dreams of my father," more than his campaign, and he makes the argument that the president, that his political velocity -- philosophy is that of a philosophical pragmatist in the tradition of dewey and james, and i was wondering what you thought about that. manyhipps: there are pragmatists who wr

we'll discuss with homeland security jay johnson and congressman michael mccall chairman host house homer will speak with the head of donald trump's nash security advisory committee senator jeff sessions. >>> trending right now is political satire. saturday night live in the season finally they have to take one last shot at the candidates for president. >> they won't think hillary clinton and bernie sanders are that cordial to each other. >> i won the nomination. i mean, no, i haven't, i keep losing states, but mathematically, i've done it. all right. i believe i'm going to head home. don't you work too late now. >> i won't, mrs. clinton. i'm actually closing up right now. everybody got to go. that means you, too, sir. >> no freaking way. i'm not going anywhere. i can stay here as long as i want. >> i'm sorry but the night is over. >> no, it's not over till i say it's over. >> hello bernie, didn't see you sitting behind me, so far behind you can never catch up. >> it ended with clinton and sanders dancing before clinton pushes him into the elevator and sends him on his way. >> as an adul

for example, chairman mccall yesterday wanted to move 3000 so-called behavior detection officers that roam around airports who federal auditors have found don't really work. he wants to move those tsa employees onto the screening lines. that makes a lot of sense. tsa is known for spending money on things that don't work and they don't spend enough on screeners. we've got this terrible problem with passengers jammed in the airport like sardines the case, which ended south creates a terrible target for a terrorist. that's the problem here. we need to decentralize security screening operation, let airports privatize screening if they want, which is the way most european countries do it and it would get a much safer and more of an efficient to stand for security and for the traveling public. neil: all of those ideas are so simple, basic and found they are not going to go anywhere. >> we will see. neil: we will see is right. whatever happened to apple? even with the likes of warren buffett. make the former microsoft executor who says everybody's getting out. what happened? if you suffer fr

. >> pre >> commissioner mccall: >> commissioner walker:.org and get a requisition for passport in timend in all that >> testifier: correct >> president mccarthy: is a your anticipation, then, once we have the report to make the recommendations we would concur with the recommendations and do order-were not to give >> testifier: yes. i've had this discussion and like other things presented to this committee, its recommendations from-it's really up to the stakeholders, dbi,-i'm not sure the exact role of the bic is first jurisdiction stops and starts but the ideas they present recommendations back to dbi, and this commission and it's up to those bodies to decide how to proceed. ultimately. >> president mccarthy: yes, put what say we agreed with the recommendations, just say we did whatever there. would you have set up with a sickle those previously and said, okay this is what we would like to be the outcome, and then come to us and say everybody is on the same page and our recommendations are then a go for this weight? word you say, let's go back and talk to them. i'm trying to figure out

have spoken about this, but to go to cairo with the homeland security chairman, my friend, michael mccall, of texas. one of the things we looked at was airport security, because there are flights that currently exist between cairo and j.f.k. airport. my understanding -- in new york. my understanding is there are also flights planned from cairo to reagan national here in the district of columbia. and following the explosion on a russian plane out of sharm el-sheikh in southern sinai, it's pretty clear that egypt has a lot of work to do to improve its homeland security measures in both its screening of baggage and screening of personnel who work at airports. so you can see why people would necessarily be concerned about the action of mahan airline and what risk that might expose innocent passengers to, and i hope my colleagues will review the proposal and support it. the second amendment i have related to iran would require president obama to determine if iran violated international law several months ago and detained a number of u.s. sailors. under bedrock rules of international law, all s

mccall for any stimulate he may have. >> thank you, chairman. for your leadership and on to cathleen rice, ranking member. thank you as well. i believe this issue at security last points of the departure airports is the critical to our homeland security. examining the spread of islamist militant groups and had opportunity to visit egypt and examine security measures in place in cairo. i think the egyptians are making progress buzz what i saw was still concerning especially compared to our own airports. for instance, they are not using full body scanners. and airport workers are apparently not fully vetted against up to date terror watch lists and yet the cairo airport is a last point of departure to the united states. now the administration is working to open regularly scheduled transportation to cuba and designate ten new airports as lost paints of departure into the u.s. i fear security here is much much worse than places like cairo. and while only five flights or so each week from place like egypt. the administration's proposal calls for up t

john roberts is in today and he is talking to republican represent, michael mccall of tennessee this.they are going cover several issues. and jeff sessions is also going to be on the show. and h going to talk about fighting terrorism. you can catch fox news sunday right after this this newscast. >>> and the chp is investigating the high way wreck that happened shortly before 7:00 p.m. near highway 113. investigators say that the two motorcycles with driving together when the car made a left hand turn into their path. chp says it is still not clear what led up to the crash. >>> also, the sheriff's deputy has released the name of a manacled last week. --killed in d--of a man killed last week, willy of richmond was shot to death wednesday afternoon near napa avenue. and police are still looking for his killer. they are asking anyone that might have information about the case to give them a call right away. >>> well, an eye opening report for parents, it is a concern are california law that lets children go the higher ranking schools. >> yes, for one family, it was harder they thought to

to thank him for a year or two ago when he joined me and chairman mccal for a homeland security -- mccall for a homeland security human trafficking meeting in houston, texas. i believe we have had other hearings since then, because we know that houston, texas, harris county, and in texas has been called one of the center points of human trafficking to our dismay. and so many stories have come to our attention, i think it was about two years ago, judge poe, when they found a stash house out in the county, i actually went to that site where teams of -- when i say teams, tens upon tens of individuals, including children, were in that particular place. we had to shut down an cantina in and around the inner city that had been used for human trafficking. one other comment i'll make and comment on other aspects in this bill, human trafficking is profitable. human trafficking is profitable. that means that slavery is not dead. human trafficking is profitable. the reason is because tragically, the young child, the young teenager, the preteen, the young woman, or maybe the young man, the boy, is re

the fbi and justice departments public integrity unit are examining whether donations to mccall ikauauliffecauliffe's >>> and a family elated after a judge found him not guilty on all counts in the death of freddie gray. nero sobbing in court when a judge ruled there was no evidence to support the charges again him. afterwards his father called it a victory for all police officers. the gray family says it respects the judge's verdict. their attorney joins us live on "new day" in the next hour. >>> a scary moment on the baseball diamond in pittsburgh. take a look at this. pirates pitcher brian vogelsong hit in the face by a pitch. it's not clear if he lost consciousness. he was carted off the field, taken by ambulance to a local hospital. treated for an injury to his left eye. it's not specific yet whether it's literally his eye or the bone and tissue around it. that is a big and meaningful difference. there will be an update on his condition later this morning. 0 obviously, you don't have to be an expert on sports to know a pitcher's eyes are everything. especially because of the need for depth perce

another proposal that is different is a proposal from senator warner and chairman mccall to propose a16 member digital security commission to assess the broad issue of digital security, not just the encryption that would be part of it but the broad issue of digital security. and. and then make recommendations to congress, hopefully in a relatively urgent time horizon. this is modeled after the 911 commission and would include technology experts and privacy experts, and folks from the business sector who understand that we make changes how we might affect both u.s. companies in technology and would chase people to other technologies. obviously national security leaders. leaders. the idea would be that the commission that could grapple with this and make recommendation. i know there is a reaction to come home and another commission, just what we need. i actually think it would be a good idea to do that commission that could then board material to congress. i'm going to tell you i like that. i prefer to do that rather than jump right into feinstein and bird. went to give your reason that

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another proposal that's a little bit different is a proposal from senator warner and chairman mccall in the house side to propose 16 member digital security commission to assess the broad issue of digital security, not just the encryption question, obviously, that will be part of it, but the broad issue of digital security and then make recommendations to congress, hopefully, in a relatively urgent time horizon. this is modeled after the 9/11 commission and would include, hopefully, technology experts and privacy experts and folks from the business sector who understand if we make changes, how that might effect both u.s. companies and u.s. technologies would it chase people to other technologies. and, obviously, national security leaders and the idea would be the commission that could make a recommendation. now, i know, there's kind of a reaction to, oh, man, another commission just what we need. but i actually think it would be a good idea to do that commission that could then forward material to congress and i'm going to tell you why i like that. i would prefer to do that rather th