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. >> looking back sherman should not have sprinted over to begin with, but asking michael james if heifferent from the volatile post game interview . on paper it was a mismatch. cal 5-0 in the pac-12 against rebuilding osc. they played the game and it was a mismatch, but not the way we expected. this game was all trojans. jewel general jacobs -- julian jacobs drops it in. going coast to coast and lay itself in. cal lacking intensity in this game. the big man and trojans up nine. second half and cal tries to get back in it. to solomon for the throw down. 77-69. san diego state having their way with sparty in san jose. driving inside and skyler spencer helping out. aztecs 75-50 and we are showing you wichita state and illinois state for one reason and this is it. with authority. he dunks on john jones. what do you expect when you put a meed yolker player -- i'm sorry. i was sherming. what do you expect? old guard versus new guard in the women's semifinals. ending the run of 19-year-old buchard. full extension on the backhand and that's an open course. catches the top of the net. 6-2, 6-

instead of driving better, he gets way worse because the driver michael james woody jr. goes to make the right here, goes into this lane of traffic and goes into the shoulder and hits a guardrail, a bus stop sign and a tree before pulling over. rolled his car. you'll see him make his way out of there. he's a guy in his early 20s. he was able to make his way to safety and nobody was hurt here. >> he rescued himself so to speak. >> yes. you can imagine what the heck is the officer thinking, like, what is this guy doing. texting was involved. >> you're kidding! >> nope. that's exactly what he said. in an investigation he admitted to texting and admitted to taking his eyes off the road. just a huge reminder here, this is for everyone. you take your eyes off the road for one second you're in a tree and you're upside down. if that wasn't peculiar enough for you, wait until you see this video. a guy with a dash cam pulls up on this snowy road here but you see these are some sort of law enforcement vehicle and then you got the other car here and the hood of that car is flipped u

>> looking back sherman should not have sprinted over to begin with, but asking michael james if he is okay is different from the volatile post game interview . on paper it was a mismatch. cal 5-0 in the pac-12 against rebuilding osc. they played the game and it was a mismatch, but not the way we expected. this game was all trojans. jewel general jacobs -- julian jacobs drops it in. going coast to coast and lay itself in. cal lacking intensity in this game. the big man and trojans up nine. second half and cal tries to get back in it. to solomon for the throw down. 77-69. san diego state having their way with sparty in san jose. driving inside and skyler spencer helping out. aztecs 75-50 and we are showing you wichita state and illinois state for one reason and this is it. with authority. he dunks on john jones. what do you expect when you put a meed yolker player -- i'm sorry. i was sherming. what do you expect? old guard versus new guard in the women's semifinals. ending the run of 19-year-old buchard. full extension on the backhand and that's an open course. catches the top of the ne

>> looking back sherman should not have sprinted over to begin with, but asking michael james if he isme interview . on paper it was a mismatch. cal 5-0 in the pac-12 against rebuilding osc. they played the game and it waut not the mismatch, but not e way we expected. this game was all trojans. jewel general jacobs -- julian jacobs drops it in. going coast to coast and lay itself in. cal lacking intensity in this game. the big man and trojans up nine. second half and cal tries to to solomon for the throw down. 77-69. san diego state having their way with sparty in san jose. driving inside and skyler spencer helping out. aztecs 75-50 and we are showing you wichita state and illinois state for one reason and this is it. with authority. he dunks on john jones. what do you expect when you put a meed yolker player -- i'm sorry. i was sherming. what do you expect? old guard versus new guard in the women's semifinals. ending the run of 19-year-old buchard. full extension on the backhand and that's an open course. catches the top of the net. 6-2, 6-4 and reaching the finals for the first time

michael james, the managing director from wedbush securities. inc.ng stock" for monday, january 27, 2014. will begend meat loaf joining me very he will be talking about the current state of the music business. plus, the fifth beatle. producer who is shining a light on the beatles'

phil, michael, and james frost. >> this is what we received on saturday for i guess a revision. the part of up here shows very faintly what the proposed expansion will look like. here is from what i can tell this is what it is. but there weren't any real dimensions on the height. we are a group of nine identical victorian homes on eureka street. there has never been a problem. being neighbors we have avoided problems by being neighborly. we are not opposed to expansion. we have expanded our home the same as mr. brown wishes to do and all done with the support of everyone. this is the first time we disagree with the expansion of a home, the first ever. what we don't want to see is here are the people, we had five people on each side opposed to it. here are a listing of their names. we don't want to see the character style of our neighborhood bastardized owl of control with multiple

we have had it he is going back to it james michael curley who was reelected violent prison.ven if he is reelected was in prison, that is what democracy is about. you're stuck with what you have even if is a buffer zone like this. melissa: part of me, i hope that he wins reelection is the delicate tired of these videos. >> and he will always ke us moving. melissa: at the same time, the theme of this show tonht, if you're supposed to be enforcing laws are part of the legal structure and foundation of the company that is ruled by law -- >> you should be put in jail. if then they still want t let you well you are in jail, that is democracy. if you want to come up with a rule that prevents being elected while in prison or prevents you from breaking the law and holding public office, write it into law. melissa: if you admit the you have broken the law, that is not -- >> they have a videotape of him smoking crack with a hooker, and he got reelected. melissa: but that was just a regular weekend. right. exactly. it. >> he finally admitted it and went on with h life. melissa: what is

james michael curly, his opponents were afflicted with water mains breaking.an extent, that's what this is. it is a classic example of the problem governors have when they run for president. scott walker came out yesterday and sort of like half defended chris christie. scott walker has his own problems. his whole administration is covered with this penny-annie scandals where people were literally robbing from war orphans to go to the zoo. >> we have just seen what happen today bob mcdonald. there is this taint that sticks to you. i want to talk about the timing. i think the whole that the christie folks have is that this is early enough that he is going to ride it out. i want you guys to respond right after we take this break. i was having trouble getting out of bed in the morning because my back hurt so bad. the sleep number bed conforms to you. i wake up in the morning with no back pain. i can adjust it if i need to...if my back's a little more sore. and by the time i get up in the morning, i feel great! if you have back pain, toss and turn at night or wake

. >> the guy bulldozed an air field -- >> wait, james michael curley was -- his opponents were alwayster mains breaking on election day. to an extent that's what this is, but it's that -- it's that thing at large, and it's a classic example of the problem governors have when they run for president. scott walker came out yesterday and sort of like half defended chris christie, but scott walker's got his own problems, his whole administration is covered with this penty ante schedules where people were literally robbing from war orphans to go to the zoo and things like that fp. >> as we saw from bob mcdonald, a bunch of shady state republican operatives. i agree, there's this tainted -- i want to talk about the timing, right? i think the hope that the christie folks have, is that this is early enough, that he's going to ride it out. i want to get you guys to respond to that after we take this break. [ male announcer ] the new new york is open. open to innovation. open to ambition. open to bold ideas. that's why new york has a new plan -- dozens of tax free zones all across the state. mov

we'll have michael kay former adriser to the uk ministry of the defense and great to have you both here. >> james clapper went way off message, al-qaeda is just as big of a threat before it was on 9/11. and let me remind you what the president said on the campaign trail about al-qaeda. >> i said we refocus on the people who actually attack us on 9/11. and al-qaeda is on the run and osama bin laden is dead. al-qaeda is on the path to defeat and osama bin laden is dead. i kept that promise. >> and okay, kt, al-qaeda is on the path of defeat and on the run, or is it what james clapper said. >> even the president said al-qaeda. jv is the only thing. and we got rid of core al-qaeda. the problem is the mexed message. i worked on state of the union speeches for the defense parts in the presidents in the past. what it said in the speech is drives budget. oh, the president said they are on the run and on the ropes. i guess it is all finished and we don't need resources to look for al-qaeda. we'll build more aircraft carriers and when we did that in the 70s we never saw al-qaeda come because we didn't have

. >> that is michael reporting. james acton joins us this morning from washington.ood morning. >> good morning, del. >> has enough progress been made to clean up fukushima? >> the challenge facing the japanese authorities is tremendous. the reality is nobody has ever tried to clean up a mess on this kale before. at chernobyl, the ukrainian government has simply declared an exclusion zone around the plant and hasn't tried to clean it up. this i also to use a baseball analogy, where we're president bottom of the first in a nine inning game. >> we live in a global community. waste from fukushima already washing ashore in the united states, so why shouldn't citizens be concerned that radiation might be doing exactly the same thing? >> well, debris from the tsunami has washed ashore. that's different from radiation from fukushima washing ashore. the pacific ocean is absolutely enormous and the amount of radiation flowing from the plant is relatively small right now. it gets diluted very, very quickly by the pacific ocean. as the professor says, there is no evidence whats

prison and then got elected mayor of chicago, and the other if you want to go further back is james michael curley who had a variety -- i know he spent some time in prison -- >> [inaudible] >> i think that's wrong, but he did serve time in prison for taking the civil service exam for somebody. that was at the beginning of his political career and was never derailed for it. one point i would make about that is it does seem a lot of the examples i know people who have done this successfully our people and certain kinds of ethnic and racial subcultures where there's a certain kind of suspicion about established government, where there is and aura about a legitimacy around it. therefore, there were a whole lot of irish in boston who did not really think it was all that bad that somebody took a civil service exam for somebody else because they thought they were not all that fair and needed, anyway. the other comment i would make is about the jewett paper. it is not quite fair to say the republicans did nothing up until 1996. i don't know if you know something called the delegates in organization

james tracy. dwayne sears. orlan real. michael hanson. anexel rama. stephen tennis. natalie lions. vivian imperial. elihu hernandez. and matthew [speaker not understood]. hi, [speaker not understood]. >>> i would like to make a dramatic entrance. normally doesn't get that dramatic with lights going out and things like that. my name is james tracy. i'm representing community housing partnership. it's been such an honor to work with you, supervisor kim, the ivy league, all of us or none, national employment law project, [speaker not understood] legal services, and also the lawyers committee for civil rights. our organization got involved with this fight because we provide really, really good job training opportunities. but we find that as an organization that hires about 60% of our staff coming from homeless backgrounds at one point in their life, that when people are ready to transition or find better paying jobs elsewhere, the doors are being shut. so, that's why we joined this campaign and we're overjoyed to see it finally come up to vote here. can i have the community housing par

prison and was elected the mayor of chicago and the other one you want to go even further back as james michael who had a variety have -- i know he spent some time in prison for the -- i don't think that's wrong, but he did serve time in prison for taking a civil service exam for somebody and that was actually at the very beginning of his political career and this never be real for it and the 1. i would make about that is it does seem that a lot of the examples i know of people that have done this successfully are people in a certain kind of ethnic and racial subcultures where there is a certain kind of suspicion about established a government. where there is an illegitimacy around it and therefore there were a whole lot of irish in boston who didn't really think it was all that bad that somebody took the civil service exam for somebody else because they thought of the exams were not all that fair and needed anyway. the other comment that i would make is about the jewitt paper. two things, one it isn't quite fair to say that the republicans did nothing of wanton 1996. i don't know if you know s

prison and then got elected mayor of chicago, and the other you want to go even further back is james michael curly who had a variety of -- i know he spent some time in prison for -- >> [inaudible] enter i don't -- i think that's wrong. but he got, he did serve time in prison for a, taking a civil service exam for somebody, and then finish that was, actually, at the very beginning of his political career and was never derailed for it. and one point i would make about that is it does seem that a lot of the examples i know of people who have done this successfully are people in certain kinds of ethnic and racial subcultures where there is a certain kind of suspicion about established government, where there's an aura of ill legitimatesty around -- illegitimacy around it. and, therefore, you know, there were a whole lot of irish this boston who didn't really think it was all that bad that somebody took a civil service exam for somebody else, because they thought the civil service exams weren't all that fair and needed anyway. the other comment that i would headache is about the jewitt paper -- t

connell: james and michael, thank you very much. and baby neil.ale is coming on with cheryl casone. they have an exclusive interview. it is with ibm. we have that, new home construction and the best year since 2007. they will break that down. it is coming up and coming back in just a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ tires reech ] chewley's finds itself in a sticky situation today after recalling its new gum. [ male announcer ] stick it to the market before you get stuck. get the most extensive charting wherever y are with the mobile trader app from td ameritrade. >> the bottom line is that people around the world, regardless of their nationality, should know that the united states is not spying on ordinary people that do not threaten our security. dennis: president obama gives a major address on balancing the needs on national security against the needs we have on private security. i am dennis kneale with cheryl casone. december housing meantime finishing up for the strongest year of home building. our next guest says it is not enough. talk about betting big o

he replaces michael bloomberg who was an independent. >>> and actor james avery phone nor uncle phil on the fresh prince of bel air has passed away. >> i don't know what excuse for pulling a stupid student. >> we need the money. >> his publicist says the actor passed away tuesday of complications from heart surgery. and joseph marcel called him a personal friend. >> he was a wonderful man, the gentle giant. compassionate, huge and massive. gentle a wonderful friend. >> he is known for his lending his voice to the character of shredder in the teenage mune fant ninja series. >>> taking a look outside from our rooftop camera here. a great evening tonight. we had a nice night tonight. and fireworks maybe we got our fill. slightly warmer coming in. 60s. a 70 possible a cool down but no rain associated with the system. we can look at the highs. 64. and mountain view. and 66 the high and east bay we're looking for a 64. 66 and castro valley. 66 is the high. and north bay 64 and 62 out by the beach. the forecast. i'll show you cold. we have 6 at lambeau on sunday. and 140 kickoff. they take

nba would struggle that is until the arrival of stars like larry bird magic johnson, michael jordan and lebron jamessit back and collect. all together $300 million. >> reporter: recently the two sides announced the conditional agreement to end the original contract that would reportedly pay them an additional 500 million dollars plus additional fees. >> it's one of the most one-sided contracts ever struck. put it all together they'll probably come away with about billion dollars. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning" saturday terrell brown. >> he knows all about this. he's now executive droevgt the national basketball coaches association and ceo of the sports marketing company nfg. good morning, michael. thank you for bridging your vintage aba ball that i know you took out of the case just for us. this deal when it was first signed you characterized it as a peanut deal. nobody thought it would amount to much? >> a peanut deal. in hindsight, no one knew where it would stand, where it could go, so on and soo forth. a small live of revenue here and there. all of a sudden the spigot started flowing and th

. >> while we are at it, i would like to see michael hayden stand trial for illegal wiretapping. i would like to see james clapper stand trial for lying to congress. if both of those guys can stand up and face the music for what they did, edward smoa den should come home and face the music for what he did. >> good point. we are not going to disappear. you will come back and have the fair trial and he can come here and he can make his argument to the american people and to an american court. >> i have been saying this for the last three years. even before we heard it. >> and it would be smart for him to do it too. if he doesn't do it he will have an hora of sleeziness. >> the only problem with that argument which i generally great with is espionage trials are not particularly fair. the defendant is not allowed to give a motive. they are not allowed to say i did this because of this and look at these results. there is a presidential cometion. congress is considering new laws , et cetera. it is not a fair trial. >> i didn't know i went to wikipedia. >> that alternative christmas speech, they had ahmadinejad

michael mates who fatally shot smith. joining us live with marcus kron4's will tran. >>will: and james i'm in front of the church where the procession will arrive at about 9:00 in the morning. we expect about 3000 people to show up here in castro valley at the neighborhood church also known as the three crossed. it's for all the freeways intersect with each other. we do know that attorney general pamela harris as well as the officer who shot and killed thompson and michael maze will be here. here's a picture of tom smith head of the detective's decision. last monday, he and several other officers were in dublin do in a probation search. the investigation is still ongoing. what happened inside the home where michael may shot and killed sergeant tom smith was there with the police department for 20 years and leaves behind a six year-old daughter. but no one's thinking about the investigation this morning. they're just paying their final respects to the officer. many people will speak third i already told you pamela harris but also his brother who's a member of the new work police departm

james and michael are known for their viral video campaigns. they've worked with surfboards.rter: that even got a few folks at our show like natalie. and our good friend, darlene rodriguez from wnbc. [ screams ] >> reporter: now think moto's latest creation, this tiny terror, an anamatronic remote controlled baby. >> one was responsible for piloting the stroller and the other two were responsible for the baby, its movement and facial expressions. >> reporter: and it's doing a great job of scaring a lot of new yorkers. >> the craziest reaction was one man wet his hasn'ts. he said to us, i wet my pants but i have to tell you, it was worth it. >> reporter: we decided to see how for ourselves how it works, that means a fake possessed baby, an actress and hidden cameras all over 49th street and, again, an unsuspecting darlene rodriguez. >> here comes darlene. she's all miked up on a 12 degree day. she's about to meet grace, our actress and the baby from hell. >> three, two, one. >> countdown to sochi, i'm darlene rodriguez. >> i brought darlene flowers, not to apologize but to use

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. >> michael, how does marshawn feel about -- >> i think marshawn wants that every day. >>> the two best players in the nba face off. lebron jamescond half. miami leading by five. durant had grabbed the loose ball and got two. then in the third, the thunder take the lead. james here, whoa, hustling for the shot adding to 32 points. however, my friends, not enough. the thunder get their ninth straight win, 112-95. >>> 76ers at celtics. celtics lead by one. evan turner composed, charges, gets the buzzer beater. both with losing records. the 76ers get the confidence build, 95-94. >>> undefeated arizona, they don't need any confidence. stanford almost beat them the number one team, 50 seconds left in the game. tied. arizona gets a three-pointer for the lead. later, they also get the win, 60-57. >>> the southeast snowstorm so bad it brought former atlanta braves chipper jones out of retirement. he got called by his friend freddie freeman, who was stuck for hours. 11 hours later, on his atv and 24-year-old freeman clutching on tight to get him home. >> this is lindsey vonn calling. >> oh, my gosh. really? >> yeah. how are you? >> oh,

and michael shure from los angeles, and from washington d.c., new york "daily news" washington bureau chief james warren. i'll start with you. the stories in new jersey have been around. a new jersey paper said the christy demonstration -- admission awarded the contract to a firm that charged more than its competitor. and the ads included chris christie's family in its plans. the timing of this audit, does it suggest piling on and kicking a guy when he's down. >> it started before the bridge controversy and has been looked at for a while. it was taxpayers' money, for relief from damage by hurricane sandy. that gives the government a right to audit and look into the use of those funds. it is a form of recovery. it was a campaign year when the ads ran. the governor was running for re-election. >> colin reed had this to say monday recording reports of this audit by the housing and urban developments department inspector general saying: >> what pressure does this pout on chris christie, coming soon after the mess with the george washington bridge became an issue. >> the only polling that i have seen

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james comey. the director of the defense intelligence agency, lieutenant general michael flynn. and the director of the national counterterrorism center, matt olsen. every year at this hearing members and intelligence officials alike talk about how the threats to the united states are more varied and complex than ever before. and this year is no exception. rather than listening -- listing all the sources of instability and proliferation of weapons a bubble of causing physical and computer damage, i'd like to focus when opening remarks on the threat posed by terrorism. thanks in large part to the efforts of the women and men of the intelligence community, there have been no terrorist attacks against, in the united states homeland since our last threat hearing. and numerous plots against united states interests overseas have been prevented. i'm concerned that this success has led to a popular misconception that the threat has diminished. it has not. the presence of terrorist groups, including those formally affiliated with al qaeda and others, have spread over the past year. while

james young knocks that down. 85 apiece. all of a sudden no time-outs left. one last shot. rashad madden, the pullup three. no good but look at michaelwith three kentucky players around him, he's able to pull down the offensive rebound and just in time. got it off with 0.2 seconds left, kentucky's last chance no good and arkansas wins it. >>> wisconsin was one of four unbeatens in d1 and bo ryan, you know, figuring, all right, i can go into bloomington and get one because i've beaten indiana 12 straight. yogi ferrell, though, coach crean sat him for a bit and that seemed to fire him up. he had 25 and wisconsin needs a three and they're firing then up. they won't go down. indiana, 75-72 with constance, goes down for the first time this season. >>> just three unbeaten teams left in division 1, syracuse, wichita state, who is the other? >> arizona. >> nailed it. at the buzzer. >> that's why we're together. >>> all right, a young basketball star from minnesota is showing his heroics were not a one-time thing that's why it's our "play of the day." >> eighth grader easton gamoke hit a nearly full court shot on sunday to win a tournament ga

place a lot of come about well that james the pine and the crew called my agent said you know katie finneran who did the role had again got a television series michael j. fox i'm serious at the end so she'd be leaving the show would i be interested in doing it over the summer and i said you betcha i've known this musical forever i know every breath of of the score my big fan of dorothy loudon bridges who originated mishan again and. gosh it was just it was a perfect magical coming together of things that you know i said yeah absolutely my friend out but you know toes me it's so tombstone but be a beer when the curtain opens it's just you know we can hope it. is a director's medium right right goes into right then television to nice in your trailer for a long time and you know there's you don't have any skin in the game unless you're you know directing it or you're a producer you kind of i mean i'm sure you know we all work very hard and we have we invest a lot of ourselves and movies and television but we ultimately have no say in how it's going to look and you know when the curtain goes up you have the next two and a half hours to get regulate your

james jeffrey. >> we have an update now on michael schumaker injured last month skiing in the french alps. seven time champion is now being brought out of his coma. he was badly injured when he struck his head skiing. he has had two surgeries to remove blood clots on his brain and recently upgraded to stable condition from critical. doctors credit his helmet with saving his life. >> we are fast approaching superbowl weekend, w we have a preview of the big game in the big apple, or new jersey. >> make sure you say the game is in new jersey. with two weeks between the games, these two are ready to get back at it how to. with media day behind them, the teams got down to business and began their superbowl week preparations in earnest wednesday. the seahawks held a 90 minute practice at the new york giants facility in the shadow of met life stadium, but opened several doors to let the cold air in to simulate somewhat what the temperatures would be expected to be during the game, hikely the 30's. the broncos put in their paces outside in the new york jets facility. denver ran through about a 90

you're a great soccer player, michael, and you're able to -- and some of these kids actually according to the article weren't even at the top of the games, weren't the lebron jamest they were decent enough players to get a scholarship. you still, of course, have to meet academic standards. just because you're an athlete does not forego academics. they're not taking someone on a third-grade reading level -- they're not supposed to -- and giving them a scholarship. >> but i don't know that that's the reality of it, because these schools can't possibly know what kind of students they have on their hands if they've not yet taken the s.a.t. listen, i loved allen iverson on the basketball court. allen iverson was a standout football player in high school. >> mm-hmm. >> michael jordan played multiple sports. jack nicklaus played multiple sports. i think it's post-tiger woods, and when we all know tiger's story, that's when a lot of us began -- >> quickly, we're out -- >> i -- >> they played multiple sports but great at one. michael jordan played a lot of sports but great at one. he was okay at the others. >> but today, the michael jordans who are out there, i think, wo

. >> michael king could spend the rest of his life in max, but he is far from the most notorious escapee at brushy mountain. the most famous escape was made by jamesears after he killed civil rights leader martin luther king jr. ray had been an escapee from missouri state penitentiary when he assassinated king. >> the main thing he was interested in was escaping. now, when i first met him, i was interested in escaping too. we got into a couple of plots together that never worked out. one we were going to go through the roof of the old auditorium where they showed movies. we did get the hole cut but it was discovered before we had a chance to use it. we didn't get caught, we didn't get locked up over it. they found it and tightened security in that area. >> in 1977 ray plotted another escape with james slagle and two other inmates. the plan was to climb the outer wall using a makeshift ladder crafted from chains. the inmates knew the tower guard closest to the wall took an afternoon nap. but slagle feared ray's high profile would lead them to the escapees. >> i said, james, you've got no pickup, no car. as soon as your foot touches down, they know

james. >> this is absolutely unacceptable behavior and completely contrary to our core values here. our number one value is integrity. >> there's a long list of scandals involving personnel. in october, michael kerry, a commander of three weapons unit was relieved of duty and reassigned before excessive drinking and frat earnizing with women on a trip to russia. the defense secretary recently visited one of the missile bases to lift morale. >> to re-emphasize how important you're mission is, how important your work is, how we depend on your professionalism and how you do your work. >> robert gates is weighing in on this scandal. he fired the top general in 2008 for multiple mishaps. he spoke last night to piers morgan. >> there's no room for error, misbehavior, sloppiness at all. having this kind of behavior among those roesponsible is extremely troubling. >> it's not just the air force. the navy vice admiral was removed from command after being implicated from a gambling investigation. manning the missiles can be a lonely job. those operating have suffered from burnouts, involved in surveillance. officials say cheating on tests has to be dealt with as unethical. >>> it gets to the core of t

james clapper, the director of the central intelligence agency, john brennan. the director of the federal bureau of investigation, jim tommy, the director of the defense intelligence agency, lieutenant general michael flynn, and the director of the national counterterrorism center, matt olson. every year at this hearing, members and intelligence officials alike talk about how the threats to the united states are more varied and complex than ever before. this year is no exception. all thehan listing sources of instability and proliferation of weapons capable of causing physical and computer damage, i would like to focus my opening remarks on the threats posed by terrorism. thanks in large part to the efforts of the men and man of the intelligence community, there have been no terrorist attacks against -- in the u.s. homeland since our last thread hearing. numerous plots have been prevented. i am concerned that this success has led to a popular that the threat has diminished. it has not. the presence of terrorist groups including those formally affiliated with al qaeda and others has spread over the past year. while the threat emanating from pakistan's tribal areas has diminished due to persistent co