ms. kelly: in today's complex threat environment, effective counterterrorism and law enforcement efforts rely on sophisticated intelligence gathering and sharing capabilities, especially of their effects, we should strengthen our efforts on the border on these intelligence capabilities. mr. vitiello, your written testimony states, and i quote, a whole of government approach that leverages interagency and international partnerships as a force multiplier has been and will continue to be the most effective way to keep our borders secure. which other agencies does customs and border patrol share intelligence or information to secure the border? mr. vitiello: to all the entities, state, local, tribal, who are at the border, their customs group. with their federal police and immigration authorities, and we also, c.b.p. has the benefit of having a worldwide footprint so in all the places where we're active, either providing services for people coming into the country or a liaison relationship in place

ms. kelly: in today's complex threat environment, effective counterterrorism and law enforcement efforts rely on sophisticated inteigence gathering and sharing capabilities, especially of their effects, we should strengthen our efforts on the border on these intelligence capabilities. mr. vitiello, your written testimony states, and i quote, a whole of government approach that leverages interagency and international partnerships as a force multiplier has been and will continue to be the most effective way to keep our borders secure. which other agencies does customs and border patrol share intelligence or information to secure the border? >> to all of the entities, state, local, tribal, who are at the bored -- mr. vitiello: to all the entities, state, local, tribal, who are at the border, their customs group. and c.b.p. has a footprint in all of the places where we're active, either providing services for people who are coming into the country or a liaison relationship in places like mexico and

ms. kelly: it seems it's the southern border. what are the percentages or -- mr. vitiello: our resources are dedicated to the southern border. that's where the activity is represented by the large numbers, volumes of people, volumes of things because of the nature of the real estate and the differences in both economies, etc. but we also have important work that we do with canada and we similar things as it relates to identifying where we need to be situationally where on the border, technology to help us patrol and monitor and then obviously the relationships are key in understanding the threats that are faced. ms. kelly: ok. your testimony continues, quote, d.h.s. works with our federal, state, local, tribal, international partners, particularly canada and mexico, to address transnational threats. what types of help or information does canada and mexico provide that the u.s. would not otherwise have access to? mr. vitiello: so they -- at c.b.p. and it's true with other federal law enforcement

ms. kelly: thank you, mr. chairman. yesterday i returned from cuba with president obama's delegation, where we discussed the opening of u.s.-cuba relations. while we have made steps toward developing positive bilateral relations, president castro said relations with the united states will never be fully normal as long as the united states occupy the guantanamo bay facility. how do you imagine the continued use of the guantanamo bay facility would affect normalizing relationship between the united states and cuba? mr. wolosky: as the president said this administration has no plans to leave, to turn over the base at guantanamo bay, cuba. we are in fact, as you know, to close the detention facility at that base, we would expect to continue to use the base for dealing with mass migration contingencies and also to support coast guard operations with respect to counterdrug operations in the region. ms. kelly: to what extent do you believe this local diplomatic security could contribute to advancing o

ms. kelly: thank you, mr. chairman. yesterday i returned from cuba with president obama's delegation where we discussed the opening of u.s.-cuba relations. while we have made steps toward bilateral relations, president castro said relations with the united states will never be fully normal as long as the united states occupy the guantanamo bay facility. how do you imagine the continued use of the guantanamo bay facility would affect normalizing relationship between the united states and cuba? mr. wolosky: as the president said this administration has no plans to leave, to turn over the base at guantanamo bay, cuba. we are in fact, as you know, to close the detention facility at that base, we would expect to ntinue to use the base for dealing with mass migration contingencies and also to support coast guard operations with respect to counterdrug operations in the region. ms. kelly: to what extent do you believe this local diplomatic security could contribute to advancing our national security ef

>>[applause] >> as someone who came up under ms. kelly, i learned a lot from her. i've watched her fight hard battles over the years to deal with a lot of challenges and just do it with grace. on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, congratulations and now you have before. >> i does one at one thing >> supervisor peskin >> the only thing supervisor yee neglected to say she also runs the public utilities commission. >> oh yes. >> thank you supervisor peskin i may not be able to go home tonight. supervisor yee thank you so much for this great honor. as you can see my family is here today and they're very proud of thank you for nominating me for women's history month thank you board of supervisors what was going to say i'm here also because of you. each and every one of you i've worked with and i've enjoyed working with each and every one of you and continue were talking to the different u policies work with the supervisor avalos on low-carb bread with supervisor campos on initial id cards working with supervisor kim on all the different committee benefits

ms. kelly: i'm running out of time so thank you. i yield back. mr. royce: matt salmon. mr. salmon: as long as we're talking about cuba policy, i have something to get off my chest. i find the images of the president yukking it up with farc terrorists at a baseball game when europe is under siege disgusting. absolutely disgusting. i believe that -- well, i'm not going to go on on that. i just think there are better things that i think the public hould be seeing. one of the troubling aspects of the transfer of six detainees to uruguay was the slow letter, the letter assuring the uruguay government that none of the detainees had been associated with terrorism. we know this isn't true. i know it was your predecessor who wrote the letter but can you walk us through how the administration could make such a misleading statement? how can you expect a host government to then take seriously the monitoring and mitigation of the detainee in uruguay's case the government stated ahead of time they would not monitor we still released them. does this speak to the administration's overall w

>>[applause] >> as someone who came up under ms. kelly, i learned a lot from her. i've watched her fight hard battles over the years to deal with a lot of challenges and just do it with grace. on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, congratulations and now you have before. >> i does one at one thing >> supervisor peskin >> the only thing supervisor yee neglected to say she also runs the public utilities commission. >> oh yes. >> thank you supervisor peskin i may not be able to go home tonight. supervisor yee thank you so much for this great honor. as you can see my family is here today and they're very proud of thank you for nominating me for women's history month thank you board of supervisors what was going to say i'm here also because of you. each and every one of you i've worked with and i've enjoyed working with each and every one of you and continue to look forward to that. as you were talking to the different policies work with the supervisor avalos on low-carb bread with supervisor campos on initial id cards working with supervisor kim on all the

>>[applause] >> as someone who came up under ms. kelly, i learned a lot from her. i've watched her fight hard battles over the years to deal with a lot of challenges and just do it with grace. on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, congratulations and now you have before. >> i does one at one thing >> supervisor peskin >> the only thing supervisor yee neglected to say she also runs the public utilities commission. >> oh yes. >> thank you supervisor peskin i may not be able to go home tonight. supervisor yee thank you so much for this great honor. as you can see my family is here today and they're very proud of thank you for nominating me for women's history month thank you board of supervisors what was going to say i'm here also because of you. each and every one of you i've worked with and i've enjoyed working with each and every one of you and continue to look forward to that. as you were talking to the different policies work with the supervisor avalos on low-carb bread with supervisor campos on initial id cards working with supervisor kim on all the

ms. kelly: i thank the gentlelady. i not call her ms. kaptur but our lady of the lakes. we share our concerns when it comes to an absolute incredible gift from god and it's put in our care and custody. the idea that we'll pass onto the next generation in better shape than what we received it. and i think when we look at the great lakes, there are so many things you can say about the great lakes and oftentimes it's hard to sit back and say, what is it exactly that the great lakes represent? we've already said it's 1/5 of the world's fresh water. not 1/5 of america's fresh water. not 1/5 of the continent's fresh water but 1/5 of the world's fresh water. it's 6 quadrillion gallons of fresh water. i have absolutely no idea what that figure would look like other than this. if you were to look at the lower 48 states and you were able to pour the water from the great lakes over the 48 states it would cover it to a depth of 9 1/2 feet. when you put it in that perspective, all of a sudden it starts to make sense and you start to focus on it and say this truly is a gift from god.

now recognize the gentlewoman from illinois, ms. kelly for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chair.ant to thank the chairman and the ranking member for working together to bring those responsible for this crisis here. and i want to thank mr. edwards for coming back before this committee again. the crisis in flint is an inexcusable failure at various levels of government. but we also have an obligation to learn how we can prevent further tragedy. flint's water crisis is causing knew mispalty to take a scloeser look at their own water supply. every day i hear from constituents who want to know if their water is safe. i have pregnant women call mow who want to know that their local governments aren't mismanaging their water supply, given the safety dangers that can arise. what would you reck to municipalities using lead pipes that are now concerned about their own water supply? >> i actually applaud an action epa took two weeks ago that close the loopholes in sampling that allow lead to be low when you collect the sample ls. these practices are occurring all over the country and we've

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we now recognize the gel and from illinois, ms. kelly for five minutes. >> thank you, i want to thank the chairman and the ranking member for working together to bring those responsible for the crisis here. i want to thank mr. edwards for coming back before this committee again. the crisis in flint is an inexcusable failure at various levels of government. we also have an obligation to learn that we can prevent further tragedy. the water crisis is causing local music municipalities and cities to take a look at their water supply. every day i hear from constituents who want to know if their towns water is safe. i have pregnant mothers who have called me from fort heights and fathers in pembrook township who want to know that their local governments aren't mismanaging their water supply given the grave public health and safety dangers that can arise. what would you recommend to municipalities using lead pipes were now concerned about their own water supplies and mark. >> i applaud an action the epa took a few weeks ago to finally close som

. >>> kelly and sharon promote the race to erase ms. >> help the charity and all the ( melodic, calm hi, this is jennifer. i will be out of the office until monday and won't be checking voicemail during this time. i'll reply just as soon as i get back to work. sail with princess cruises, the number one cruise line in alaska. sail to alaska from san francisco. 10-day fares from just $1099. call your travel consultant or visit princess.com princess cruises. come back new. >>> we have celebrity legal news to report. look at who is in trouble with the law. >> hey. >> cesar milan investigate animal cruelty following the february 26th airing of this episode of "cesar 911." >> stop it. >> durin a behavioral session, a french bulldog terrier mix attacks a pot belly pig biting its ear. >> got the ear. >> following an online complaint l.a. county animal control officers visited milan's dog psychology center where the episode was taped, but milan was out of town, cesar is reportedly still under investigation. >> what do you think? >> t >> simon's owner came to milan's defense today. >> i'm so b

. >>> kelly and sharon promote the race to erase ms. >>> we have celebrity legal news to report. look at who is in trouble with the law. >> hey. >> cesar milan investigate animal cruelty following the february 26th airing of this episode of "cesar 911." >> stop it. >> durin a behavioral session, a french bulldog terrier mix attacks a pot belly pig biting its ear. >> following an online complaint l.a. county animal control officers visited milan's dog psychology center where the episode was taped, but milan was out of town, cesar is reportedly still under investigation. >> what do you think? >> t >> simon's owner came to milan's defense today. >> i'm so blessed to have had caesar's help. and people have mischaracterizeded what really happened. >> a statement from nat geo wild which airs "cesar 911" says he was careful to assess simon's behavior before removing his leash. >> now let's take the leash off. it's important that i train him to behave properly off leash as well. >> following the attack the network says the pig was tended to immediately afterward and healed quickly and sh

. >>> kelly and sharon promote the race to erase ms. >> help the charity and all the they say denny'sis crazy spicy, but how crazy could it be... denny's new crazy spicy skillet. denny's. welcome to america's diner. ...meet the bacony yum of turns of a busbeggin',. not even mr. squirrel can tear him away. introducing new busy with beggin' twist'd... the new busy bone that makes dogs say... (dog) not now, i'm busy. >>> we have celebrity legal news to report. look at who is in trouble with the law. >> hey. >> cesar milan investigate animal cruelty following the february 26th airing of this episode of "cesar 911." >> stop it. >> durin a behavioral session, a french bulldog terrier mix attacks a pot belly pig biting its ear. >> got the ear. >> following an online complaint l.a. county animal control officers visited milan's dog psychology center where the episode was taped, but milan was out of town, cesar is reportedly still under investigation. >> what do you think? >> t >> simon's owner came to milan's defense today. >> i'm so blessed to have had caesar's help. and people have mischara

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fort is us in the connection of scott kelly's brother, mark kelly, also an astronaut and husband of our colleague gabrielle giffords. [applause] ms. pelosi: we always like to associate ourselves with greatness one way or another. dr. biden must be -- leave early in time to help welcome captain kelly home on behalf of all americans. please send him our congratulations. we thank you for making time for this gathering and it is my privilege to welcome dr. jill biden. [applause] good afternoon, everyone. thank you so much, leader pelosi for hosting today's event and for your injuring commitment to and sacrificed so much for our country. let me start by apologizing as the leader said for leaving a little early and as leader pelosi said i have the honor of traveling to houston to welcome home after not scott kelly. from the year in space. we are so proud of scott kelly and it is going to be a really special celebration. will be joined by scott's twin brother and members of his family. as part of our joining forces education initiative, i have invited three military connected students from aberdeen high school in maryland to travel with

court of appeals, and jane kelly from iowa, that's where the republican committee chairman chuck grassley is from. another name, msjackson, if confirmed she would be the first african american woman to sit on the supreme court. >> libby thank you. >>> another city is dealing with contaminated water. dozens of schools in newark, new jersey have turned off the taps because of lead. but city officials insist this is not another flint. >> reporter: it was the report of gray water last thursday that made them move up the annual test to check for lead. those tests found a problem with drinking water in 30 city schools. one school had readings 30 times the epa standards. while the city says they don't believe the contamination poses any sere ousz health risks, officials have shut off fountains in all 30 schools, and provided bottled water while they investigate the source of the lead. >> we have a difficult needle to thread here, because in an abundance of caution, we are going the extra mile. >> reporter: parents say the schools didn't act fast enough. they got the test results back monday, yet did not let parents know

. >> solid advice as always, we're going to come back with the closing countdown and kelly will have m&msight now. >> frosted flakes. >> she demands green m&ms. >> we have to do fast food earnings after the bell and domino's it's torture. today we'll have complete coverage of the big rally and look at which stocks in the financial sector really led the charge into the green and we'll talk a little super tuesday, just hours left before we find out what happens. we're back in two. i am benedict arnold, the infamous traitor. and i know a thing or two about trading. so i trade with e*trade, where true traders trade on a trademarked trade platform that has all the... get off the computer traitor! i won't. (cannon sound) mobility is very important to me. that's why i use e*trade mobile. it's on all my mobile devices, so it suits my mobile lifestyle. and it keeps my investments fully mobile... even when i'm on the move... ahhh. >>> two and a half minutes left in the trading session. i'm not giving up. art cashin said it was 100 million to buy so the bias was to the upside but not by much. didn't

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ms. thomas. >> hi. my name is kelly keith i'm a homeowner on protero hills.i am a little disappointed supervisor cohen couldn't be here since her district is im pounded by this. sometimes she should make a exception. >> she has another committee hearing. >> this is a big one here today, ma'am. i have never been in a room and felt so much frustrate issue in my entire life, from all sides sides on this and mayor lee said when the super bowl was coming that they have to go, not one person on this board of supervisors i remember stood up and said no mayor lee, it's not going to happen. january 1st why won't pier 80 opened up? ask the board of supervisors? again silence from you people. it's unbelievable. it's what you are paid to do, you know? what is wrong with you people? you don't listen to what is going on. mayor lee is not doing his job;, you not doing your job. i was accosted by one of these homeless camps. i don't like to walk through dog shit and personal pee and needles all over the place and why? because you guys are not doing your jobs and you are spen

ms. he denied us, unfortunately. back to trump. so i think he's going to say that he did well tonight. i think that there was certainly a moment with megyn kelly asking him about his inconsistencies, contradicting himself a number of times on afghanistan, on immigration, also on refugees, and i think that that was a moment that could have really caught him. but instead he was able to get out of it by saying that he changed his mind. he learned more facts and he evolved. that was a moment that he probably did better than expected on. and then the talk about trump university, that was certainly the moment that i think that did actually land, talking about trump university and that lawsuit. megyn kelly is a lawyer so she was on her game and on point with asking him questions about that. also the better business bureau did come out today and said that his grade rating for that university was a-plus to d-minus and currently it has no rating because they believe it's out of business. trump obviously not reading that headline, not getting that note because he's continuing on with the message that it's a-plus and 90-something percent of people liked i

ms. he denied us, chris. anyway, back to trump. >> okay, back to trump. >> reporter: so i think he's going to say he did well tonight. i think that there was certainly a moment with megyn kelly asking about his consistencies, contradicting himself a number of times on afghanistan, on immigration, also on refugees. and i think that that was a moment that could have really caught him. but instead, he was able to get out of it by saying that he changed his mind, he learned more facts and he evolved. that was a moment that he probably did better than expected on. and then the talk about trump university. that was certainly the moment that i think that did actually land, talking about the trump university and that lawsuit, megyn kelly is a lawyer so she was on point asking questions about that. the better business bureau did come out today and say that his grade rating for that rating was a-plus to d-minus. currently it has no rating because they believe it's out of business. trump not reading that headline, not getting that note because he's continuing on with the message that it's a-plus, and 90 something percent of people liked it. for the most part i'm not sure this debate is