mica: thank you. i am pleased now to recognize ms. kelly, the ranking member of the subcommittee on information technology. hurdelly: i think chairman and chairman mica as well as ranking member duckworth and the witnesses could today's cars have been dubbed computers on four wheels. they store a vast array of information, but also greater erosion of privacy and security. our automakers are inventing new technologies that have made the driver's experience more enjoyable and efficient. things that were once only science fiction can save lives and help prevent accidents. but with great innovation comes new questions. as the number of incident connected cars gross, so, too, does the -- grows, so, too, does the risk of hacking. there should be assurances that the information is stored securely and protects the and density of the driver. of subcommittee review previous cyber attacks on government and corporate computer networks reveals that the same vulnerabilities shown up time and time again. seemingly u

mica: higher or lower?i was able to get out before the market crashed and it was before the events broke out in ukraine and it was extremely fortunate. mica: that would have affected the value. pavel: before that, the events broke out in the local currency went down. the value of the company was 3-4 times slower than it used to be. mica: do you think that facebook will eventually take over in russia? pavel: i am not sure. they are struggling to remain relevant because of the mobile apps attracting users. snap chat and apps like that. mica: any board meeting you have with outside investors might, you know, the in shambles, shambles because you move around the planet so much. pavel: we like to be independent, at this point. we think there is more than market shares and revenue streams. mica: i mean, do you have enough money to last for a while? pavel: yes. definitely. mica: you can build out the platform as you see it. pavel: yes. mica: what about -- i mean, in a way, is this a revenge on putin? secure messag

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gold of seminole county--- the tulane medical student who was shot on a new orleans sidewalk john mica's guest. a spokesperson for the gold family says this is not a political statement in any way---- peter gold will not be speaking before--- during or after the event. in commitment 2016, less than three weeks before the iowa caucuses, donald trump and hillary clinton are still leading the race for their party's nominations. a new nbc news poll shows trump with 38 percent of support among republicans. texas senator ted cruz is in second with 20 percent... followed by florida senator marco rubio with 11 percent. on the democratic side, hillary clinton holds a 15 point lead sanders with 52% of the vote. however, sanders holds a commanding lead among voters under 24 years old. 68% of them say they support sanders... while only 26 percent back clinton. new at noon... you can expect to see a lot of rocket launches on the space coast in 2016! today.. the air force talked about the schedule for the upcoming months. space-x has about 20 unmanned launches planned... which include making deliverie

recovering student attends tulane university in new orleans, the suspect is later got for manhunt. jon mica tonight. >>> during tonight's speech you can live tweet with greg moore method in a clock. after the speech take -- state turn for eyewitness news at 11. >>> tonight getting our first look at el chapo's mugshot. >> in hearing how after sean penn's played a key role helping investigators catch the taken in the same mexican prison el chapo's case from six months ago, sean penn was followed by investigators when he visited the drug later for an interview, a move criticized by presidential candidate rubio. >> if one of these actors want to go fun over a criminal in drug trafficker in interviews they have a constitutional right to do it but i find it grotesque. >> prosecutors are fighting to get el chapo in courtrooms a mess can officials say his extradition has been suspended. >> orlando police need your help locating a vehicle that could belong to a suspect in the fatal shooting, new year's eve 36-year-old lawrence pipkin junior was found dead in rosemont, the silver suv was seen leaving

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it is a rectangular piece of mica covered with millions of photoelectric cells arranged like this. the beams being televised go through the camera lens and fall on the camera lens. -- the photoelectric cells. rick: henry ford was a big filmmaker. he made weekly newsreels that circulated throughout the united states. there are also institutional films to push it a point of view, which could be anything from your local chapter, the united fund, the united way, a prounion film coming out of the afl-cio. >> the promises made during the war of the president of general electric. >> after the war is won, take-home pay on a 40-hour a week basis must eventually represent the higher levels of pay that prevail. narrator: things were not what bill had hoped for. roosevelt was gone, and his enemies were there to threaten the victory. threats at home, threats abroad. bill did not like it. rick: oren & a union film by general -- or an antiunion thrombi general electric. >> automation pays for itself over time. automation increases efficiency. machines can be kept running longer at full capacity w

mica says it wouldn't surprise me. in august.e did >> we haven't participated in the rally. >> if you come outside the bloomberg terminal, you can see week returns in terms of industry groups. half of 1%. utilities off by 6/10 of 1%. what do you make of that? >> financial volatility in the red. it calls into question more than just the interest rate story. people coming into 2016, very bullish. thinking higher rate. we have a widening credit curve and company's are going to be able to look -- are going to be of a to make more on the margins. financialsr group of with online brokerages, each rates. trades. with this market volatility the mom and pop and the retail investors, they don't want to have a part in that. if they start to pull money out , not taking a fee out of the top based on volume, based on trading. also more systemic things as they are exposed to the margin, the long end and short end of the curve. if that doesn't happen they are going to have to deal with a flat curve. >> and also volatility from the uni

jason: a member of congress john mica will be speaking at part of a conference on the high-tech options that could be one day built here. michelle: central florida is about to get a new museum. mayor anthony grant will unveil the plan today. 11:30 at the town hall. this announcement comes as eatonville celebrates its most famous resident. the 27th annual zora festival will celebrate zora neale hurston. you can find a link to all the festivities on wesh.com. a beautiful weekend for everything outdoors. jason: finally, we are ready to dry out. sunshine starts today. clouds and we are dealing with this morning are on their way out over the next few hours. the dry air is working its way in. lots of sunshine today. temperatures topped out in the mid to upper 60' s. as the cool air comes in, it will keep us cooler than average. cooler than we were yesterday morning. not dealing with all of the rain. the pavement is still damp. not quite feeling the effects of the dry air yet. 56, orlando. the thickest clouds, you can see the rain in the overnight. cloud cover will continue to break apart in t

so the walls were done in a combing effect, and on top of it, we put some mica finish to make it shimmeringso pretty much, the walls have the same shimmer and reflective effect as the murano glass. the office, we kept all the structure the same. it was just a very dark mahogany. the whole space was just very dreary. so to make it brighter. we decided to use the a fun color and have it lacquered on the wall. the shimmer helps to capture the light. the border above, it's called eglomise. it's a technique where you paint behind clear glass, and it becomes like a mirror. i wanted to do something that was just a little bit more neutral, so we used all the white murano glass, and some things that were just a little lighter, white full furs, and the white desk. so for a working environment like that, uses bright colors. use white accent. it'll just make the space much more pleasant to be in. and the living room, i started with the pink sofa. pink is my signature color. so we used this beautiful pink velvet, and the colors just took on from there. i used more purple lavenders to go along with the p

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welcome. >> thank you, chairman mica. ranking member kelly and duckworth, i am the associate director for the electronic privacy information center. we are an independent nonprofit research center focused on human rights issues. we thank you for taking time to consider the important privacy implications of the internet of cars. new vehicle technologies offer a variety of new services to american drivers, and are quickly being implemented by american car companies. but these new technologies also raise substantial privacy and security concerns that congress needs to address. as cars become more technologically sophisticated, they collect a lot of personal data, including physical location, destination, text messages, and phone records. most car companies and other companies, including google, failed to inform consumers of their data collection practices. few give consumers true control over the data. auto companies also use personal driving information for various, but vague purposes -- which leaves consumers in the dark o

when we contacted congressman john mica about it, he contacted the irs and asked them to take action to alleviate the problem. to ensure the most positive experience from this new system, like briana did, make sure to call for an appointment. stewart: parts of southwest florida are still cleaning up tonight after a tornado caused millions of dollars in damage over the weekend. it touched down in cape coral saturday night, staying on the ground for seven minutes. winds were clocked up to 132 miles an hour. more than 180 homes were damaged. governor rick scott toured the damage yesterday. no serious injuries have been reported. the damage currently stands at $5 million. angela: i am glad we are not dealing with temperatures that may be freezing in the morning. >> let me take you back outside. even at sunset tour daytona just says chile on it now. -- sunset over daytona just says chilly on it now. we do have a freeze warning . here is the reason why. this is pushing high pressure closer to us. you see the dry air in the orange. that' s going to allow skies to clear. wind is are going to

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[applause] >> we have more on race relations and criminal justice posted by "the atlantic" mica. , the discussion with susan burton, the founder and executive director of a new way of life reentry project. they discussed the challenges are those reentering following crime in prison. >> we're going to continue the conversation and this is going to be very interesting because we'll talk about what happens when people leave prison and we have two really feel with people to help us -- really wonderful people to help us with this conversation. we have heard lots of different stories but now we'll look at what happens when people actually leave. i have all the way to my right in red the executive director of the cook county department of corrections. just a little bit of background. she remembers visiting her own father in jail. he was incarcerated. and that was an active part of your life thinking about what would happen behind bars, visiting your father talking to him through plexiglas. >> yes. >> now you are a warden at a prison that has a very different approach to dealing with prisoners

september 23, john mica and die, the chairman of the sick -- subcommittee on transportation sent a request on airport i did a vacation -- i to navigation. five requests, not a single document. wife? hy? i mention this earlier. they will be producing the documents fairly shortly. chairman: ok. let's go to the state department, if i could. we're trying to wrap this up. ,e had four members of congress myself, elijah cummings, stephen lynch, bipartisan request on october 16 for a bipartisan danger pay. it was not a long request. barely a page and a half. two requests, i don't have a single document from you. >> we have provided a briefing. we are preparing the documents and hope to have been delivered in the near future. chairman: i have a series of other things. my last bit of frustration with noticede department, we this hearing, and suddenly the -- breaksrakes open open. we got 2300 pages on a congressional certification. out letter that was nearly two months old. last night, after hours you gave us 3958 documents related to the saudi facilities. some of these requests are old. i mean reall

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is thursday, january 14th and with mica mistype rich capital founder, anthony scarry michie come outand heritage foundation distinguished visiting fellow, steve moore. first at 6:30 a.m. eastern time. debate dais here we are hours away from the first republican debate at the new year. you are looking at video of the stage getting fed up for tonight's event. a lot of hard work put into this. we are beyond excited. we are without words. the first debate starts at 6:00 p.m. eastern time moderated by trish regan and sandra smith. there is the line appeared 9:00 p.m. maria bartiromo and neil cavuto will moderate the main event. surely to take the stage as a topic in the debate tonight. a terror attack in jakarta, indonesia. explosions set off at a starbucks in jakarta appeared after a gunbattle with police, for the attackers come at least three others were killed. no group claimed responsibility for the attack at the moment, the local police say it was definitely the islamic state. turning to markets in the economy coming futures pointed to modest gains that they're actually off this morn

september 23, john mica and die, the chairman of the sick -- subcommittee on transportation sent a requestn airport i did a vacation -- i to navigation. five requests, not a single document. why? ms. johnson: i mention this earlier. they will be producing the documents fairly shortly. chairman: ok. let's go to the state department, if i could. we're trying to wrap this up. we had four members of congress, myself, elijah cummings, stephen lynch, bipartisan request on october 16 for a bipartisan danger pay. it was not a long request. barely a page and a half. two requests, i don't have a single document from you. >> we have provided a briefing. we are preparing the documents and hope to have been delivered in the near future. chairman: i have a series of other things. my last bit of frustration with the state department, we noticed this hearing, and suddenly the whole dam rakes open -- breaks open. we got 2300 pages on a congressional certification. we have a closed out letter that was nearly two months old. last night, after hours you gave us 3958 documents related to the saudi facilities.

as mica proved, and unborn baby in his fifth month of development is not just a clump of cells. they have 10 fingers and 10 toes . they can feel pain and they can survive outside of the womb. it's what we all know, folks. it's what we all know. life is indeed precious, and we are a country that stands for life. in order to rise and meet that commitment, we must protect the most vulnerable in our society, particularly those who cannot protect themselves. as a mother and grandmother, thank you for joining me today here and every day to stand, to .peak, and to march for life god bless you all. thank you. thank you. >> thank you very much, senator ernst, and thank you for your commitment. just a quick announcement. we have a young boy who is lost, droste -- dressed in camouflage, and he is in the lost person's tent. we ask his parents to go claim him. i am now very happy to introduce of newsman chris smith jersey, the cochair of the bipartisan congressional power -- pro-life caucus. he has been the chairman for nearly three decades and a courageous pro-life leader in congress. pleas