mike rogers, i consider my battle buddy. we work very closely in terms of dealing with the threats we have in cyber today. i don't impede his operations on a day-to-day basis. but when it comes strategically, we are linked together. my priorities today that we work to build up our cyberspace capabilities and capacities as a priority. i think if mike rogers was in the room, he would tell you that's a priority for him as well. where this goes in the future, as we develop more and more capabilities i won't speculate here, we'll see how it occurs. as i mentioned it's very important as a joint military force that we work together. we work together to solve the problems today and work together for solutions in the future. and that's exactly what mike rogers and i are doing today. >> yes, please. >> james street from inside the air force. there's plenty of people in washington who don't want to fund nuclear modernization. could you do without a new icbm or cruise missile? >> i would say it's imperative that we move forward with our

the idea that hillary clinton is the only one who did it is kind of -- >> let me ask mike rogers.he house intelligence committee you had two accounts you had a government e-mail account and a private e-mail account did you use the private e-mail account for government business? >> never. i'll tell you why. the house is very clear on their rules that say your private account must be used for political activity. you can't use your government account for political activity. you can't raise money. you can't have political conversations. you can't say i'm going to this political event to raise money for you or someone else. so the house rules are pretty clear. the state department also has rules that those documents have to be housed at the state department. they were not. or at least turned over to the state department. >> and the rulesing changed. >> there's no audit provision. >> the rules changed. >> if she wanted this behind her she should have said i'll gladly have a third-party review the personal or what's on that severe to determine if it was personal or not. i think this thin

megin kelly who was prior to that desperately searching for answers had the house committee chair mike rogersr show two weeks after he released the benghazi report and never asked him about it once not ( bleep ) once. yes, the network, who used the word "benghazi" like a clubhouse password, the official republican-dominated house report on benghazi was the only news story in two years that didn't remind them to talk about benghazi. ( laughter ) which brings us once again to our main point of respect and appreciation. the beauty that is the ugliness of fox news. they demand accountability for anger divisiveness, while holding themselves entirely unaccountable for their anger and divisiveness. for two years, they used benghazi as shorthand, as a symbol for the whole concept of a corrupt, lying tyrannical possibly murderous obama white house, kind of like other people used "hands up, don't shoot as a symbol for systemic racism. there's really only one difference between the two phenomena-- systemic racism actually exists. ( cheers and applause ) we'll be right back last year, bud light built a t

why would you keep negotiating with these guys -- >> mike rogers, you served as chairman of the house intelligence committee until recently. you're a cnn national security commentator right now. you heard the prime minister of israel. you're privy to a lot of the sensitive information about iran, the nuclear negotiations under way right now. here's the question. who is right, the president of the united states who wants this deal, the prime minister of israel who says it would cause a disaster? >> well, i think it will cause a disaster. this speech was long in the making. i've been in some very spirited meetings with the prime minister and u.s. officials on any sense of negotiation with iran, even as long as two years ago in israel and back here in the united states. so when they started to frame out this deal, imagine where the prime minister of israel's looking at this deal. first, they leaked -- a senior white house official leaked their plans in 2012 about refueling airplanes. that is about as low a blow as you can possibly get when you leak your allies' military plans for any dis

. >> mike rogers you were chairman of the house intelligence committee for a long time. back to at least 2001 to 9/11 if you will when he started telling friends and colleagues he supported bin laden. were you briefed on that? >> it depends. if there's an action that this individual was going to take an affirmative action the fbi does hundreds thousands of cases per year on individuals who appear to be self-radicalizing and engaged in at least speech that would indicate that they are going to take the next step to have an aspiration to commit an act of terror. >> are you surprised that a military veteran -- i know it's bad that any american might be considering this but a vet, were you surprised that a vet would do this? >> i'm not shocked. we're seeing a certain amount of this going on in the u.s. military. we saw it recently at ft. bliss in el paso. i'm much more worried about his passport and his ability to get back than his military knowledge going forward. >> let me go to peter beinart. netanyahu is claiming victory in israel but it's by no means a done deal. it cou

mike rogers i would like you to respond. might mike pence be the perfect national candidate for the republicans? >> i think he will. i hope he's planning on running nationally because he seems to be ticking off an awful lot of people in indiana. he only won with 49% of the vote. it's not like he's in the most stable seat in the country in terms of the percentage of winning. i think the congressman is absolutely right. here we see him showing his true colors and what he's believing. i think he got blind sighted by the folks in business and the sports world. >> yeah. no doubt. i didn't think anybody could outdo mitch daniels, but mike pence has certainly done it. great to have you with us tonight on "the ed show." remember to answer tonight's question there at the bottom of the screen. you can get my video podcast and it's about this subject at wegoted.com. >>> later, the coded sexism debate surrounding the clinton campaign. what can we say and not say according to some backers. we're right back. multivitamins with 20% more vit

here's what former house intelligence chairman mike rogers had to say this morning on "new day." >> thisural age of everything goes up on social media and you have access to everything about everyone. that makes it a little more dangerous. even though the group isn't known, the fact that they can go out on what is public information and pull it together to try to inspire some danger is dangerous for hundred people on the list but dangerous for those people who are vocal and open about trying to make sure that their opinions are heard on isis and other challenges around the world. >> reporter: cnn heard from the army's criminal investigation division working with the fbi and the marine corps spokesman who say they notified all of the people in person. those service members named there. there is skepticism about this group. i can tell you, carol, just from what i learned talking to isis officials is sympathizers around the world are increasingly taking on hacking roles. even though they may not be directly affiliated with isis they may be inspired to hack based on isis propaganda. >> so th

admiral mike rogers says the government needs to boost the offensive.a more aggressive approach could harm diplomatic relations. >>> asian shares finished higher. tokyo and shanghai hitting records. yesterday was a down day for the dow. 117 point fall. apple could not push the dow higher. the stock fell 1% on its first day of trading as part of the dow. >>> what is the greatest challenge today's leaders face? in an interview with jack lew yesterday, i asked him what keeps him up at night. >> i'm pretty tired at night. i'm not going to say anything keeps me up at night. something i am most people in leadership positions worry about today they did not a few years ago is cyber security. it is a new phenomenon where the risk is great and the learning curve has been fast. we in the treasury department as a sector lead for financial services have been doing a good job moving quickly. it is an area we need to be on our guard. >> the banks are concerned. banks have been spending hundreds of billions of dollars to fight the hackers. in addition to cyber security

admiral mike rogers told lawmakers the u.s. needs to boost the cyber offensive capabilities. the white house has concerns of a more aggressive approach could harm diplomatic relations. >>> time for an early start on your money. stocks are up. the dow fell 117 points yesterday. the sixth day in a row of triple digit swings. apple fell 1% on the first day of trading in the dow. a higher minimum wage means a stronger economy. with walmart and target and others raising minimum wage to $9 an hour the white house is pushing to raise the minimum wage. the treasury secretary told me higher wages are necessary as the labor market tightens. >> i think that ultimately employers want to retain good workers and recruit good workers. you know i talked to ceos. they are waiting for confidence in the future. i take it as a good sign when companies start doing that. it means they have the confidence to make those decisions. >> it means the economy is strong enough if ceos can raise the minimum wage because they want to keep the workers. that means a strength in the economy. he dismisses the c

juan: last month at an event on cybersecurity, you questioned nsa director mike rogers on the securityu.s. encryption programs. let's go to that clip. >> the question is also about encryption. it is our perception and reality question. we are now living in a world where everybody attacks everybody else's systems. we attack systems, china attacks systems. i'm having trouble with companies not wanting to use u.s. encryption because of the fear that nsa, fbi, different types of legal and surreptitious access is making us less likely to use those products. what can we do, what can the intelligence community do, to convince people that u.s. products are secure? that you are not stealing every single key that you can? >> first of all, we don't. number two, my point is, that is the benefit of that legal framework. hey, look, we're specific measures of control that are put in place to force [indiscernible] it is a valid concern to say hey, look, are we losing u.s. market segment here due to the impact of this? i certainly acknowledge it is a valid concern. i just think between accommodation of

chairman of the house intelligence committee, cnn's national security commentator, former congressman mike rogers. congressman, thanks so much for being here. isis making two separate claims on these terrorist attacks in tunisia earlier in the week and in yemen today. do you believe either claim of responsibility is credible, both, neither? >> i think they are both credible. i'm a little more suspect of the yemen event. there is a huge pushback there. al qaeda in the arabian peninsula who has been one of the strongest offshoots of al qaeda has been operating there. that's why the u.s. has such an operational focus in yemen. it could have been isis. we know they had recruiters there. we know they have been trying to make inroads there. i think we should let that one play out a few more days to find out in fact if it was them. but tunisia, i'm telling you i think that's absolutely an isis-led and inspired attack. >> al qaeda in the arabian peninsula has denied that they were responsible for the attack in yemen. does that suggest more evidence that isis may have been? >> it certainly does. it certai

cyber com and nsa director mike rogers introduced secretary carter. his remarks are 25 minutes. director rogers: ladies and gentlemen, the secretary of defense. thank you all very much for taking your time from a busy day to spend time with an individual who is making a difference for our department and the nation. we are blessed to be joined by the 25th secretary of defense, secretary ash carter who joins us at fort meade early in his tenure and who is uniquely positioned to build on the work he did in his previous time in the department to take cyber to an even greater level of capability and servie ce to the nation. i hope he's energized and his time with us to see how the initial work he was a part of -is- has become a reality. secretary, thank you very much for your time, sir. [applause] secretary carter: thank you. first of all, thank you, admiral rogers. we count ourselves very lucky to have you in charge here. we count ourselves very lucky to have each and every one of you i see in front of me. i have been learning some today about getting really updated on the developme

cyber, and nsa director admiral mike rogers introduced secretary carter. his remarks are about 25 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the secretary of defense. we are blessed to be joined by the 25th secretary of defense, secretary ashton carter. he is uniquely positioned to build on the work he did in his previous time in the department to take cyber to a greater level of capability and service. he is energized to see how his initial work has now become a reality. secretary, thank you for your time, sir. [applause] secretary carter: thank you all. thank you, admiral rogers. we are lucky to have you in charge here, and we count ourselves lucky to have each and every one of you i see front of me. i have been learning, then updated on the development of cybercon and nsa, the two biggest groups represented here. we are grateful that you serve. this is the first troop event i have done as secretary of defense in the united states. there is a reason for that. that is the importance of what you are doing to our department and our country. that should tell you some

. >> mike rogers thank you for your expertise. chris. >> speaking of that very threat we have exclusive video that answers a confounding question about isis how do they get people to join a heinous cause? we will take you live to kabul, afghanistan, will you see for yourself. wait until you see how they work remember . recruits in afghanistan. this is a wake up call for the u.s. that isis is successfully expanding, this as afghanistan's president prepares to meet with leaders in washington. cnn special correspondent nick walsh is in afghanistan with the exclusive. >> a pivotal time for afghanistan. meeting with barack obama tomorrow and key talks how assistance can be bolstered here and perhaps slowing of u.s. troops perhaps because of rising violence and in this minds of many the clear evidence that isis are trying to get a foothold in afghanistan. where there has long been faith and war in afghanistan serene hills, a new and modern plague has now come. you're seeing rare pictures filmed by our cameraman of what we are told is an

hear to weigh in is former congressman, former house intelligence committee chairman mike rogers.the interview, that's what i'm used to. would you have signed that letter? >> i probably wouldn't have signed the her. i think senator corker had the right approach by trying to put a bipartisan group together to oppose the deal. they have done that several proposals that say hey, not so fast. i think that would have been the better approach. >> you would not have signed it why? >> if that letter were directed to the president, i think that letter would have been entirely fine. you have to ask yourself what did you accomplish by sending it to a foreign leader? i don't think there was anything unconstitutional or el legal, any of that. i thought the addressee could have changed and changed the impact of that letter. now the focus is on everything other than what is the structure of the iranian deal. that's why i thought senator corker's approach was better. it focusing on the framework of the deal. if you think about it in in a bipartisan way, our allies our arab league partners are opp

mike: three years running in san francisco. the rock n roll half marathon sees runners from across the world. 49ers great roger craig is the one who brought it here >> san francisco is the spot to have this race, you have so much history here >> mike: fernano cabada from fresno made history - he's the winner of the 3rd annual race - a time of just over 1:06 >> tried not to be too stubborn or aggressive at first enjoyed going across the golden gate >> mike: our friend adrian crossed not too long after - another obstacle hes now overcome >> it's a metaphor for life, even if you face challenges at the start, it does get easier later on >> mike: even the san francisco hills can't slow him down. in san francisco mike pelton, kron 4 news >> grant: still to come. a california police officer.shot at in his car. details on his condition.and the search for the gunman. plus.a six year old california boy.strangled to death decades ago.why police think they've just arrested his killer. and.why another north american passenger plane has a landing that injures dozens of people. >> brian: temperatures in the '70s and '80s.i'll have your foreca

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mike. it is 5:20 right now. >>> family members of two men killed in the uc santa barbara rampage have filed a lawsuit. the parents of roommates of elliott roger is suing the county, sheriff and landlord. both men were from the bay area. the apartment complex and campus housing did not properly screen roger or warn that he was violent and unstable. the suit also alleges that the sheriff failed to perform a gun background check or watch youtube videos roger posted online. last may roger shot and killed six students and injured 14 others before killing himself. >>> 5:21, rob talking about this a second ago, alluding to it. march coming in like a lion for part of the u.s., that has not seen much snow so far this winter. the northern midwest is bracing for blizzard conditions today, that includes areas from the dakotas to michigan. northeastern minnesota may see a half foot of snow. minnesota is at about half right now of its normal snow levels this winter. gladly take some of it. >>> not as extreme but certainly unusual, huntington beach in southern california covered up in hail. look at this, the beach turned into a winter wonderland yesterday,

mike: there is only two things that can put that action on a ball. a jam shot from a submariney guy or a lob wedge. because that went over the head of rogers and it died. had adrianza been able to make this play, it would have been remarkable. and to hold it i mean, he makes the play. >> jon: hicks, who is not ordinarily a first baseman and that ball just dropped out of the webbing of the glove. and i think ordinarily you expect your first baseman to make that play. >> mike: yeah you do. i know right now skipper, his hands are burning. that did not feel good. >> jon: the reds only had two hits in this game until the ninth inning. did they score that as a hit? they did score it as a hit. if you are talking about whether it should be an error on the -- on the shortstop, i could see calling it a hit. but i think in the dugout they feel like hicks should have held onto it. >> mike: well he probably feels like he should hold on to. >> jon: that is a lot different than a first baseman's glove too. the guy with not a lot of experience over there. but i guess by definition if your -- even if you are supposed to catch those little short hops over t