>> congressman mica you are correct. we have a wonderful effort between our federal and local law enforcement authorities in orlando as i indicated to operate out of the central florida intelligence exchange. we have a day to day crime prevention efforts that we work on. >> the other thing, mr. purdy, you said we have to change the parad paradime. they are not done with this. -- paradigm. it has to be the most effective day. we have a billion sitting there. some of this is 2011. it should not be sitting here. if they don't use it we should find a way they can use it. you saw the chart. i saw it the first time. it is stunning. a third of money is sitting there and something is wrong and he to change it. my -- we have -- time is over and extended. let me recognize the ranking member mr. lynch. >> thank you, mr. chairman. the facts show our resources that were authorized but not expended. i am surprised to see the people of boston left half a million unspent. we are not known for that. could you explain to me why the alloca

not sure if the mike is on. >> good morning, chairman mica, members of the committee. it is an honor and privilege for me to provide testimony today. let me begin by saying i wish we didn't have to provide testimony because there is no risk of a terror attack in orlando. sadly, we know that is no longer the case. i will be addressing the valuable projects funded in previous years by urban area security initiative grant program. our dhs and fema efforts to reassess the orlando kissimmee ms a and the need to strengthen security of central florida region from another terror attack like the polls nightclub incident, the central florida region has been fortunate to receive $45.5 million in funding since 2004. orange county sheriff's office is the agency which has managed those funds. the funding received prior to 2013 was critical to the region's ability to prevent, protect, respond and recover from not only terrorism but a broad range of other threats and hazards. we are only as good at preventing a terror attack as quality of information we receive about that attack. the

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>> mica, i am sure.ure because i have a very strong foundation of understanding about the foundation, not to have a play on words, that the kind of work that the foundation has done, which attracted donors from around the world is work that went right into providing services to people as we have said before, you know, neither my husband, my daughter, nor i have ever taken a penny of salary from the foundation, my work as secretary of state was not influenced by any outside forces. i made policy decisions based on what i thought was right to keep americans safe and protect our interests abroad, i believe my aids also acted appropriately, and we have gone above and beyond most of the charities that i understand, beyond the legal requirements, beyond standards, to voluntarily disclose donors -- and we thought that they were necessarily legitimate, but to avoid those questions, and so we're going to go at this, i believe, in the right way. of trying to make sure -- >> but it does, it raises questions -- >> a

sunday when things calm down i'll tell the real story of joe and long time girlfriend morning mica twolowns. he mocked trump priorities and channeling gawkier, sad. >> it was interesting because we heard trump campaign manager saying he will not do insults started. >> sometimes you have to take a deep breath and put the phone down. >> just possibly, yes. >> well it is now time for the presidential cookie bake-off. i don't know if you heard about this. who will win? >> it's not about trump versus clinton it's versus shawn and jim lokay we'll explain. let's look at this now. couple tweets on the screen. this is taste test zone here. >> if you guys are right here on "fox5"we invite to you stop by and do a taste test of cookies. this is melania trump and also the recipe of bill clinton. stop by. we'll taste cookies. stick around, we'll be right back pass pats pass pats welcome back 5 at 630 every time we have a presidential election the topic of cookies comes september are stage. >> there's an issue of who makes the better cookie. they did a taste test between melania trump's cookie vegan

mica, laid some documents on the stage for secretary johnson. it's stunning to me that more wasn't done to prepare orlando for this, to view or land as a target. it's stunning to me that orlando was turned down for the grant. and particularly considering the threats that we face and it's been in an escalating nature. i mean, it's not like one happened five years ago and then something else happened. these things are escalating. it's almost as though the federal government, particularly this administration, is tone deaf or blind to it. i just don't understand why there's a billion dollars that wasn't used. i heard your answer i while ago there are other things going on, but there are critical needs and orlando should have been one of the top areas for this. what accountability and oversight is fema exercising to ensure program funds within just effectively? >> we monitor 100% of all open awards and where we see indications that additional marketing is needed, we do site visits both on the program to and to make sure funding is spent for the purpo

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he did ask a judge to be sent back to gentleman mica. he appears in court later this month. lucy? >> all right, thank you, chris. >>> national night out nationwide which is why it's called national bringing police and the communities they serve together in westampton township, burlington county, folks had big fun at a block party along academy drive. officers and township officials and residents enjoyed free food and music, a car and truck show even fireworks tonight. most of all they got chance to just hang out and get to know one another. >>> on to your weather authority looks like the rain is finally out of here. at least for few days much meteorologist kathy orr is here with your first forecast at 11:00. kathy. >> we'll take it lucy we deserve it. right now we're looking at dry conditions across the delaware valley and clear skies that is a welcomed change and refreshing breeze expected overnight tonight. your forecast, for tonight in the city 67. in the suburbs 62. almost sweater weather for the morning. by the afternoon 84. partly sunny and noticeably less humid and as we lo

mica, obviously, dealing with some very dry conditions and it's a matter of time. mike: yeah, you have to be careful about any kind of open flame. we are going to get a little relief. we are going to get some rain. today, nothing but sunshine. skies are clear. starting to see a line of showers and thunderstorms. i have turned the lightning scan on and i have not seen lightning yet you're it but i think there could be a rumble of thunder through the overnight hours. it's going to take a little while to get here. as far as boston is concerned, newscenter 5 -- that is when the cloud cover moves in. you see the line marches and it continues to push into the eastern part of the state. if you are an early riser, your morning commute on the wet side. the tropics are getting active as well. all of that is coming up. rhondella: thanks, mike. no arrest in a triple shooting in boston. police say 3 people were shot late last night on westview street in mattapan. all of the victims were taken to local hospitals and are expected to recover. boston police are also asking for info

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for their partnership in today's briefing and also for the series of briefings and they particularly mica monitor. dr. anthony kouji is the world's doctor when it comes to the most challenging of emerging infectious diseases of our time. hiv-aids, ebola and not seek a. director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. dr. got to will be giving us an update on the zika virus today. remarks, hech is will take questions and leave us . after he is finished, we will turn it to the second part of will be aogram which panel that focuses on the federal response and the challenge of actually controlling the mosquitoes, monitoring and diagnosing cases and educating patients and medical advisers on the ground. at that ground we will have a expertsat consists of .n the field now, i would like to turn over our program to dr. koch it. -- fauci. >> thank you very much. it is a pleasure to be here. i will give a update on sica and i hope it will answer a lot of your question. more importantly, what trigger an agenda and additional questions i will leave as much time as we need after

at morning mica is off the wall, not very bright mess, republicans fear their senate majority is in trouble this fall. and now growing concerns on his popularity could result in democrats taking the house has the congressional leadership planning to spend millions on ads and organizing earlier than ever before to save the house majority. in addition, the conservative christian group has raised $10 million as well for a separate mass of get out the vote work. >> and another bright spot for trump is that new republican voter registration is up in four key states more so than for democrats. pennsylvania, florida, north carolina and iowa. and the first debate is five weeks from tonight. and this weekend starting yesterday trump began working and preparing for it with briefing books and watching old tapes of hillary clinton's previous performances. >> we may dip into that speech in just a bit. carl cameron with the trump campaign, thank you. >>> staggering numbers on the crisis that is louisiana flooding. more than 2800 people remain in for shelters. a week after it all began. the storm and its

now mica brian got all fired leon county school district sent something home with his niece a waiver that says i understand my rights as a requests my child noted above ex excused from reciting pledge of allegiance. this request includes standing, and placing his or heir right hand over his or her heart. his sister, little girls mom she's outraged this morning as well. she writes this dumbest thing i've ever read i'm ashamed of this. she wrote than on waiver ask sent it back to school officials. >> now, brian and his sister certainly not only ones this is kind of become an internet sensation. one after the other after the other. we're talking about well over 13,000 people sharing it in less than a week or so. i feel it will grow even more. of course school officials have to react to this. they are essentially saying, you know we're only letting you know what florida state law allow kids to do to opt out. if you have a problem really go back to the law mabelingers. they are the ones who responsible for it. not us. >> back to you. >> all right ken, >>> 8:32 right now three northeast fl

representative john mica said fema's response is slow and pitiful in setting up mobile homes to giveesidents a place to stay while they repair their houses. the florida republican chaired a sub-committee with jurisdiction over fema and so far only one manufactured housing unit has been set up. fema said the agency is working to speed up aid to flood victims. >>> new orleans is remembering the devastation caused by hurricane katrina today. 11 years to the day when that storm came racing across louisiana. the city officials took part in a prayer service and laid wreaths at the hurricane katrina memorial. the category 3 hurricane and subsequent levee breaches killed more than 1800 people. >>> in italy, the focus is shifting on finding housing for the nearly 2700 people left homeless. there is little hope for finding survivors following last tuesday's powerful earthquake now blamed for 290 deaths. but grueling work continues for italy search crews still pulling bodies from the rubble. entire communities have been shattered by the loss of life and infrastructure. >> the day when that eart

guy's name is mica when his niece showed him a waiver that was sent home he began posting on facebook. one posts says what's happening apparently lot of people are asking the same question. he's gotten, listen to this 13400 shares in just the last six days. >> this is what has him and so many other people upset. the waiver says i understand my rights as a parent. and i request that my child be excusedrom reciting pledge of lee jens. this request excludes standing and placing his or her right hand over his or her heart. outraged as well. she writes this is dumbest thing i've ever read. and i'm i'm ashamed of this she wrote that on waiver sent it back to the school system case closed. at least in her mind. now conservative groups are using this a kind of rallying call to say this is an example of just how liberal our school system has become. the school responds and says, you know what, we're just telling you what state law is. whether you like it or not. >> back to you. >> all right ken, thank you. >>> well a possible sinkhole caused a little bit for drivers in tampa this morning smat

at morning mica is off the wall, not very bright mess, republicans fear their senate majority is in trouble this fall. and now growing concerns on his popularity could result in democrats taking the house has the congressional leadership planning to spend millions on ads and organizing earlier than ever before to save the house majority. in addition, the conservative christian group has raised $10 million as well for a separate mass of get out the vote work. >> and another bright spot for trump is that new republican voter registration is up in four key states more so than for democrats. pennsylvania, florida, north carolina and iowa. and the first debate is five weeks from tonight. and this weekend starting yesterday trump began working and preparing for it with briefing books and watching old tapes of hillary clinton's previous performances. >> we may dip into that speech in just a bit. carl cameron with the trump campaign, thank you. >>> staggering numbers on the crisis that is louisiana flooding. more than 2800 people remain in for shelters. a week after it all began. the storm and its

mica could that not happen again? yogesh: it could. a lot of questions about u.s. interest rates. there's a petition we can seat rate cuts and europe and the u.k. -- cuts in europe and the u.k. japan is down by 11% year to date. expected to see a whole range of stimulus be announced. the pension fund has about $52 billion, investing to make up for losses made between april and june. the yen is soft 5% overvalued. to see that weekend. japan could be the wildcard that could stimulate activity in this very quiet market. guy: you talk in terms of ratio. would that be on a top end of a historical basis? we have rates at historical lows , therefore the correlation doesn't really work. talk about the cash location that many investors have -- cash allocation that many investors have. yogesh: a lot of investors are remaining quiet. u.s. markets are about you to date. respect to what is happening globally. you have a very strong u.s. dollar. you've got a lot of volatility around oil prices which seem to be at the top end of the range. it is hard for investors to get excited when we have see

and john mica. if you are a writer like most o us, because john has had extorted mary career as a writer and as a public figure. he's written seven books, won a pulitzer. a biography of andrew jackson, which is just an amazing book. i recently saw some discussiontg comparing donald trump to andrew jackson. i thought clearly he has not read john's book.connec is he making that connection. he just finished a biography of president bush, a man that so many dead by her and love. it's really an extraordinary book that captures not only a man, but in era.writes that was an intimidating that so john sort of rice on the sidee with the editor of "newsweek." but for many of us, his most significant achievement is he's married to this wonderful, brilliant women from mississippi delta so we can claim had. if you ever have a chance to hang around both of them, you realize john jackson family. but the subject here is presidential year. i wanted to start out with you, senator. i just have to ask, how many times th

for their partnership in today's briefing and also for the series of briefings and they particularly mica monitor. dr. anthony kouji is the world's doctor when it comes to the most challenging of emerging infectious diseases of our time. hiv-aids, ebola and not seek a. director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. dr. got to will be giving us an update on the zika virus today. remarks, hech is will take questions and leave us . after he is finished, we will turn it to the second part of will be aogram which panel that focuses on the federal response and the challenge of actually controlling the mosquitoes, monitoring and diagnosing cases and educating patients and medical advisers on the ground. at that ground we will have a expertsat consists of .n the field now, i would like to turn over our program to dr. koch it. -- fauci. >> thank you very much. it is a pleasure to be here. i will give a update on sica and i hope it will answer a lot of your question. more importantly, what trigger an agenda and additional questions i will leave as much time as we need after

charles: new developments for republicans to hold a perjury hearings and congressman john mica, here us where the investigation stands. it is out there, the american public knows. we're frustrated and these things always seem to drag along. >> well, first of all we just had director comey, they closed down the investigation and we have just received information on the, some of the comments that, and inquiry that was made by fbi of secretary clinton. unfortunately we found that the testimony mr. comey gave to the committee verified that she told the fbi something different than she testified before congress. so when that happened, whether it secretary clinton or someone else, we have a responsibility to make a referral, which we did. we made a referral to the u.s. attorney at the district of columbia, there may be possible perjury or again, lying or misleading congress, which is against the law. charles: at the heart of this is hillary clinton's testimony to the benghazi committee, right? >> yes. and, in other testimony, now we have, we have 302 which is some transcription, not exact

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