sewell sewell thank you very much, to our leader -- ms. sewell: thank you very much, to our leader of the c.b.c., congressman butterfield, thank you for your exemplary leadership and the courage that you exemplify every day in fighting for the causes we all hold so dear. i want to thank congresswoman lee for those wonderful words. sheila jackson lee has not only been an amazing member of congress but she's been a great mentor to me and i want to thank you for all that you do for so many of us and the mentoring you continue to provide the younger generation, so thank you for that. what can i say to charlie rangel? to even have you know my name is an honor. i know that but for the remarkable lives of the three people that we celebrate, their lives and their legacy today, that i would not be in this auspicious chamber, but for your leadership and courage, i would not know how to behave in chamber. so i thank you, sir, for continuing to serve the great people of harlem and new york, but also the great people of america, black, white, green, ye

burglaries happened on haddick drive-in sewell, gloucester county. lets get to "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco with more on this story, diana. >> reporter: some were even caught on cameras we just spoke to a few neighbors hit the by these burglars, they say is what most infuriating about this ace they could see them stealing from their trucks and cars but they could not catch them in the act. washington police are now warning everyone in the a area to be on the alert, police have released this surveillance video from a home on haddick drive-in sewell, where two individuals believed to be in their teens, early 20's, and scenery moving tools from the back of the pickup truck. owner of the truck didn't want to be on camera but tells "eyewitness news" they took a thousand dollars worth of tools from his truck, and it happened at 3:00 a.m. monday morning. while he was sleeping. another neighbors say the same two individuals came back next night and they were caught on that neighbor's camera driving a black pickup truck, in all, there have been abou

even though sewell man any was barred -- sewell man any was barred from traveling.o we're told the russian military buildup is a result of that meeting and the two sides discussed working together mill tearily to bowlster assad. the pentagon traced -- tracked an eight russian transport plane landing in syria today alone. >> any official reason for this russian escalation in syria and the partnership with around? >> well, the official reason the russians say they have been doing deals with syria, there's at least 1,000 russian fighters in syria. not advisers. even ukraine's president has expressed alarm. >> these day green men are landing in the hundreds in syria. >> i'm told that the russians who are now on theground in syria, some of them even tweeting out these selfies of them on the ground there are members of russia's elite special forces, the equivalent of u.s. army rangers. oddly the state department continues to publicly downplay the report. >> i don't know i would call it a buildup. it's unclear exactly what some of these military activities are all about. i

sewell, new jersey, posted six inches of rain. glenolden 5.3. philadelphia, 5.77. that's one of the wettest days we have ever recorded. wilmington, nearly four inches. allentown, 3.5 inches. we will get some rain this weekend but nothing like that. there's the storm that's moving out. we have drier air moving in. here comes the next area of showers. that is in ohio right now. it's not going to be affecting us during the night tonight or first thing tomorrow morning. but with the southeast wind, moisture's increasing, the clouds should pick up and then here comes the rain. it's mostly in the afternoon and into the nightfall. you can see some of it is on the heavy side. we are not talk about just a couple little showers here. but it is not a steady rain and it does not look like it will last into sunday. sunday, we expect a mix of clouds and sun, just a chance of a shower. nothing like what we are going to be seeing saturday afternoon. mostly clear, nice tonight, 67 for the low in philadelphia, 57 north and west. tomorrow we have the clouds building up early and most

now, this week the burglars were caught on camera stealing from a truck, in sewell, gloucester countyyewitness news" reporter diana rocco with the latest on this have. >> had a police issuing a warning. >> i would encourage the community one to lock their cars, lock their doors, make sure their garage doors is closed protect their property they work hard for. >> since august 51 cars, 19 sheds, six homes, have been broken into. so far, police have made two after he cents, leaving them with hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars in unclaimed valuables. rings, watches, cell phones, gps devices and electronics. just this week, two of the burglars were caught on home surveillance video stealing tools from a pick-up truck parked in a driveway on had okay drive in sewell around 3:00 a.m. monday. the two males looked to be in their late teens or early 20's. >> they look to be pretty comfortable. they look to be quite at ease, so, in my experience they are telling me this is certainly not the first time they've done this. >> police believe the pair is responsible for some, but not all of the r

this week the burglars were caught on camera stealing from a truck in sewell, gloucester county. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco with the latest now on the investigation. >> reporter: a rash of cars, shed, and house break-in's in washington township have police issuing a warning. >> i urge to you lock your cars, lock your doors, closure garage doors, protect your property that you work hard for. >> since august, 51 cars, 19 sheds, six homes have been broke mean. so far police have made two arrests leaving them with hundreds if not thousands of dollars in unclaimed valuables, rings, watches, cell phones, gps devices and electronics. just this week who of the burglars were caught on home surveillance videos stealing tools from a pick-up truck parked in a driveway on had okay drive in sewell around 3:00 a.m. monday. the two males look to be in their late teens or early 20's. >> they look to be pretty comfortable. they look to be quite at ease, so in my experience this is telling me this is certainly not the first time that they've done this. >> police believe the pair are res

alicia vitarelli is at one of the other locations sewell ea lot of as well. >> we continue your coverage live on the oval. >> you know we are going to give you the best seat in the house, we get a sneak peek at our anchor booth here on the oval and behind me we are just steps away from where pope francis will be and more than 10,000 lucky people, with tickets for the papal concert tomorrow night, and of course the big mass here on the parkway on sunday, preps are being put into place as we speak right now, roughly a million and a half people expected and a peek at pope francis so to speak. this one is just adjacent to us. they'll have over 400 volunteers for the weekend, a 48 bed operation with emts and police officers joining the medical professionals stations right there, to minister everything from first aid to critical care. >> we are ready to quickly bring the patient in and put them on cardiac monitor and take their blood pressure and put a thing on their finger to see how the oxygen is getting into their lungs and we can defibrillate. and there is cardiac equipment here the like m

this week the burglars were caught on camera stealing from a truck in sewell, gloucester county.eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: a rash of cars, shed and home break ins washington township has police issuing a warning. >> i would just encourage the community, one torque lock their cars, lock their doors. mack sure their garage door is closed protect their property they work hard for. report roar since august, 51 cars, 19 sheds and sick homes have been broken into. so far police have made two arrests. leaving them with hundreds, if not thousands of dollars in unclaimed valuables. rings, watches, cell phones, gps devices and electronics. just this week, two of the burglars were caught on home surveillance video stealing tools from a pickup truck parked in a driveway on haddock drive in sue well around thee am monday. the two males looked to be in their late teens or early 20'ss. >> they look to be pretty comfortable. they looked to be quiet at ease. so in my experience would tell me this is certainly not the first time they've

she and her teammates have spent the night outside in a tent at sewell home.he teen was found unresponsive saturday morning. she was pronounced dead at the scene. she was a member of the eastern regional high school girls soccer and lacrosse teams. no details right now on what caused her death. an autopsy is pending but investigators do not suspect foul play. >> we are learning more right now about the condition of the woman who was also shot in a ambush that killed a news reporter and her photographer. new pictures are posted of vicky garner sitting up and smiling. these are posted on her facebook recovery pages. gardner was shot during live interview with reporter alison parker and photographer, adam ward. the shooting happened last month, in roanoke, virginia. parker and ward died during the attack. gardner is expected to be released from the hospital soon. >> kim davis, the kentucky clerk jailed for refuse to go issue same sex marriage licenses, continuing her fight from behind bars. davis is now appealing a judge's decision that found her in contempt of c

devonte sewell was walking down the street toward the townhome. >> the flames started coming from the middle of the building. like every building caught on fire like three buildings. they all just collapsed in. >> reporter: two people were taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. one was a resident suffering from respiratory problems, the other a baltimore gas and electric employee who was working in the complex. >> we believe he was working on a potential concern of a natural gas leak or order of a leak and he was investigating and evidently there was an explosion subsequent to that investigation. >> reporter: it's still not clear what caused the leak or explosion. residents say they could smell the gas before disaster struck. emergency officials remained on scene to make sure neighbors could eventually return to their homes. the fire ended up spreading to five townhomes destroying them all. >> the explosion was heard from several miles away and it drew a lot of concern. >> we felt the explosion. the ground shook. i thought it was an earthquake or something. the whole

bush a very early in 49 debut strained his left calf immediately to the locker room and tom sewell says but no ready bush a sunday 10:00 cake and hits for the raiders will go at 1:00 and plan baltimore ravens sunday charles wilson question of all the planes the ravens future hall of famer right shoulder in oakland's week one matchup taylor may is signed off indeed he could play a lot on sunday wilson can go. and then we're eating grass and the one tonight and alicea office 0 i was worried about my own segment fell. thinking what was if it was when grant wanted one more time. >> grant: separated shoulder i'd be doubtful. >> pam: would out remainder this season been a rough year for him anyway big deal here for you went to go get a small disk fragment pinging an air fare. he was scheduled to play silverado enough for open and that was coming up next month there were and have giants' attendance. will of the see him pick tightwads will not be here in napa silverado. underwood surgery today. >> alecia: start with nick phallus stunned by the 49ers' of performance how about you. the price >> g

. >>> "action news" was in sewell, gloucester county where a dozen pilgrims boarded a bus to washingtono see the pope deliver his message to congress this morning. they received tickets from donald norcross' office. >> i didn't expect to see the pope. it was there for a prayer rally. so we've got the ice cream on the cake right now. >> there's no word if those 44 pilgrims from south jersey will have an opportunity to meet the holy father after his speech. >> 6:36 republicans and democrats getting together to listener to a pope's first-ever speech to the joint session of congress. already lines have formed outside the capitol to go through security checks. stephanie ramo is in the nation's capitol. >> reporter: this is the view the pope will have later this morning appearing on the capitol balcony after his historic speech in congress. the pope injected humility pulling up to the white house in a fiat and giving his first first speech to the american people in english. >> as a son of an immigrant family i'm happy to be in your country which was lastly build by those families. >> reporter

group of veterans hit the golf course today they got tips from the pros at the pitman golf course in sewell all the participants are also amputees and they are learning to cope after suffering injuries on the battlefield. everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network to the home, so you can get access to the fastest internet and in-home wi-fi available. and fios gives you big capacity too. so everyone in the house can get online. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. ultimately, that's why. get 25 meg fios internet, tv & phone starting at $79.99 a month. plus get $350 back. hurry, offer ends september 19th. get out of the past. get fios. >>> adam is here and blue skies and sunshine and absolutely beautiful. >> a nice stretch but the beauty we have -- >> all things come to an end. >> next month okay. october. >> pay back time is next week. double scan live radar enjoy the sunshine and above normal temperatures and nothing on the radar and the action cam shows plenty of beauty out there with th

. >>> and gloucester county opened their law and justice education center, the action cam was in sewell for the ribbon cutting, they added two forensic labs and two classrooms, and in the lobby a memorial to those honored on september 11th. >>> here intel wear county a nonprofit organization was showing support for the teachers of upland school district, many of whom are working without a paycheck. the sons of ben is a charity group that helps to raise fund for the soccer community but instead were bringing lunch to teachers at the chester high school, after learning they were willing to work for free, they decided to provide lunch to the teachers, no charge. >> how nice. >> as we look live outside from sky 6 hd, a gloomy scene over center city tonight. cecily tynan has good news when we come right back. >>> flooding continues to be a problem in our region this morning, our crews were there as they pulld this woman out of her car and there was an infant in the backseat. fortunately everybody got out and they are all okay. police remind us not to drive in these flooded areas. turn around

you have this sense sewell side of you or says to parents that will buy it. >> oh, my god. >> that isen abercrombie & fitch told padded tops for bikinis for little girls. >> there is no female police officer that wears a uniform looks anything like that. isn't that the point? >> nor a cat that wears bus at this a. these are on the website because they sell. they could make one gender police uniform. this mop needs to get crafty. stop complaining. my daughter will be c-3po. i will be c-3po but wear gold heels. >> this is the adult version of the costume, harris. so it's, slightly different than the young girl but i think -- >> close. >> it was pretty weak. >> i think they're the same size, but that is what the 3-year-old looks like when you or i put it on. >> halloween is not supposed to mirror real life. did you think this was over the line? i don't know. >> i think it would drive some sort of narrative of sexuality. i think they don't actually look like police officers that we see on streets which is what sandra just said. >> when does halloween reflect reality, ever? isn't that -- >

sewell, new jersey, nearly six inches. philadelphia airport, 6.77.ghth wettest day in recorded history in philadelphia. the clouds moving out from yesterday's storms. you can see them throughout. it was pretty significant, obviously. but not much of a break between that and the next thing that is coming. it's not a real big storm. we won't see that big circular motion like we saw with this last one. but it's enough to produce some showers and storms. tomorrow morning, we are likely to start off dry but even by the noon hour, we could be seeing some showers and storms developing. you see the yellow and red, locally heavy rain, downpours off of that wet weather we had yesterday, you can get localized flooding. then it moves out. it looks like most of sunday if not all of sunday is dry. we are mostly clear and nice tonight, 57 in the suburbs, 67 in the city. showers and storms mainly in the afternoon, could be midday thing, then on from there. upper 70s to low 80s. it's locally heavy and remember, less of a threat of any kind of showers on sunday. sunda

. >> in sewell, new jersey, and i have to tell you, everybody's okay. sometimes these things go a rye. >> here we go. >> okay, come on. okay? >> oh, my gosh, they're creeping up the stairs. okay? here we go. >> wake up. how are you doing anthony? wake up. wake up. >> don't. >> he doesn't want to be -- hey, wake up. anthony, wake up. >> oh. >> no. >> we're leaving his room. >> okay? >> okay? >> he assaulted me. i feel like jeff cole. okay? (scream heard). >> hey, wake up. how are you doing? >> no. >> how are you doing? >> stop. >> they want us to stop. the kids are terrified. they're terrified. we just -- we're trying to wake them up. she doesn't want -- >> please get out. stop. >> i don't know. >> i don't know either, quincy. we might want to rethink this segment. maybe we should just do teens or young adult. >> because the little kids get frighten. they're what, ten and six? we'll work on that segment. >> if you have suggestions tweet us. >> somebody tweeted me they want us to wake up her husband. >> that's okay too. >> that could be dangerous. >> i do

representative butterfield, representative rangel, representative sewell, delegate holmes norton, representative joist beatty and of course congresswoman plaskett, to be able to give life to while we are here representing all of america, we have those special people that without our voices would not be able to be heard. i simply want to add these words of the pope, again, to be able to remind everyone why these icons that we are speaking of tonight in the congressional black caucus, 46 of us, along with senator booker, have a vital role in this place because the pope indicated, i would encourage you to keep in mind all those people around us who are trapped in the cycle of poverty. they, too, need to be given hope. the fight against poverty and hunger must be fought constantly on many fronts, especially in its causes. i know that americans today as in the past are working to deal with this problem. that is the essence of julian bond, who never stopped giving, that is the essence of amelia boin ton robinson who continued to fight for civil rights up until her death at the age of 104 on august 6,

trump appeared to confuse iran's elite quds forces with forces fight -- >> you familiar with general sewell>> wees go ahead. give me -- tell me. >> he runs the quds forces. >> yes, okay. >> do you exhibit -- >> i think the kurds have been hashly mistreesed -- not the kurds. the quds forces this the bad guys. >> right. >> well, trump claims he misheard the question today, blasted the host, calling him a, quote, third-rate radio announcer. he also called it a gotcha question. carl cameron is live with more on that. carl? >> reporter: it was a 20-minute interview and lots of questions and trump did get tripped up and irritated. this morning he called hugh hewitt a third-rate announcer. hewitt now says he has a trump tattoo like a lot of reporters. the rest of the field is calling the question fair and necessary knowledge to be commander in chief. jeb bush weighed in shortly after the comments happened. carly fiorina went on hewitt's show shortly after trump did, and she said she didn't hear the interview, then she faced the very same questions and she answered all of them, and pronounced them

sewell. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank all of you gentlemen for your service to this nation, for all of the important work that you're doing in your various agencies. i wanted to drill a little bit deeper into the question that congressman westmoreland raised. director clapper, you suggested that the opm information that was stolen wasn't used for any nefarious activities to our knowledge right now. i wanted to know what your thoughts were about how the information that was stolen from opm or from anthem is being used by these cyber actors. >> well, what we've done is speculate how it could be used. and again, the distinction i was just making with congressman westmoreland had to do with the terminology of saying that the opm breach was an attack. and i don't, again, getting back to the definition, we wouldn't characterize it that way. what's of great concern with respect to the opm breach which i spoke to briefly in my opening statement had to do with potential uses of that data. and, of course, we're look

s that sewell main i sent to -- that suleimani sent to iraq to attack our military. there is no evidence of it. instead, we have watched with alarm as iran's military and intelligence operatives have stepped up their destabilizing activities in iraq, syria, lebanon, yemen, gaza and elsewhere. iran did all of this under the full pressure of sanctions. now iran will receive tens of billions of dollars in sanctions relief. to be sure, a good amount of that money will go to iran's priorities, but much of it will also surely flow to iran's revolutionary guards corps and quds force, groups that as the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff also mentioned were responsible for the deaths of several hundred u.s. service members. this will have enormous consequences for stability in the middle east and for america's credibility. for decades, republican and democratic administrations have sought to contain the maligned influence of the iranian republic of iran and prevent it from acquiring a nuclear weapons capabilities. our allies and partners have entrusted much of their own s

s that sewell main i sent to -- that suleimani sent to iraq to attack our military. there is no evidence of it. instead, we have watched with alarm as iran's military and intelligence operatives have stepped up their destabilizing activities in iraq, syria, lebanon, yemen, gaza and elsewhere. iran did all of this under the full pressure of sanctions. now iran will receive tens of billions of dollars in sanctions relief. to be sure, a good amount of that money will go to iran's priorities, but much of it will also surely flow to iran's revolutionary guards corps and quds force, groups that as the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff also mentioned were responsible for the deaths of several hundred u.s. service members. this will have enormous consequences for stability in the middle east and for america's credibility. for decades, republican and democratic administrations have sought to contain the maligned influence of the iranian republic of iran and prevent it from acquiring a nuclear weapons capabilities. our allies and partners have entrusted much of their own s

sister mary grace sewell cofounded the new monastery foundation.s sculptures wood carvings and printer making are all featured in the monastery's gift shop. now, to help establish the new monastery sister mary he painterred two pictures of pope francis to auction off. here they are. she told us about this one where it shows the pontiff holding a dove. >> my take is that he's being moved by the holy spirit to not only change the church but the world. >> folks interested in buying raffle tickets for sister mary's paintings can purchase them at the booth during the world meeting of families. more information about the papal visit is revealed, be sure to stick with 6abc/pope. our posts already include a list of highway and road closures, items that are prohibited from the francis festival grounds and much more on how you can see the pope during his two scheduled parades. >> all right. time now for another check of the highway situation on a monday night. >> all right, over to matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center. hi, matt. >> hi, matt. >> hi

they spent the night outside in a tent at sewell home. teen was found unresponsive saturday morning, pronounced dead at the scene. she was a member of the eastern regional high school girls soccer and lacrosse teams. no deal tails right now on what caused her death. an autopsy is pending, but investigators do not suspect foul play. friends of the family have started a go fun me page to help with funeral costs. so far raised $22,000. >>> now to campaign 2016, and there is a big shake up in the democratic presidential pole numbers this morning, new survey shows hillary clinton is on the way down while vermont senator bernie saunders pulls ahead for the first time. don champion has that story. >> reporter: bernie saunders travels to manchester, new hampshire today, riding a wave of good news. a new pole shows he surged ahead of hillary clinton therefore the first time. presidential election held today, then sanders would beat clinton 41% to 32%, if vice president joe biden was in the race, the state survey shows him in third place with 16%.

gar any sewell, new jersey at 71.ynn only 07 in cherry hill a lot of the cloud thanks to the coastal storm. we were telling you some sun early friday and then cloud, and then on cue the cloud thicken. you can see how close that rain is over portions of the norfolk virginia area heavier showers off shore. notice yellow and orange does not seem to be progressing far to the north. problem is with that storm moving up the coast and high pressure to the north we have a lot of water piling up along the coastline. coastal flood advisory has been issued that includes shore points and delaware beaches and that goes through the weekend. pressure gradient shown on this next map is high to the north and low to the south. that gives us that brisk northeast wind we will be feeling all weekend. as we set this in motion through the day saturday and into sunday high pressure does hold strong and that should keep storms relatively suppressed tout south. only late on sunday a few showers start to creep in. it does remain to be seen this

. >>> late breaking news tonight with the ceo of touring farm sewell cals 32-year-old former hedge fundshkreli announcing he is reversing course after coming under tremendous criticism for raising the price of a drug 5,000%. the drug daraprim is used to treat toxoh plas mo sis. after buying rights to the 62-year-old drug last month, touring pharmaceuticals raised the price from $13.50 per pill up to $750 a pill taking the toelt treatment cost from around $1,000 up to $63,000. daraprim costs can very little to make. it the price increase prompted protests and outrage online. martin shkreli was defiant in the face of criticism tweeting out lyrics and calling a journalist who questioned him a moron. in a series of interviews he said profits would pay for a new and improved version of the drug even though doctors argued the version worked just fine. he argued the price hike wasn't so bad. >> the companies before us were giving it away. the price per course of treatment was only $1,000. these days modern pharmaceuticals cancer drugs can cost $1,000 or more. daraprim is still underprized rela

>> went to sewell, new jersey, to wake up a kid. before you watch, i want you to know everyone is happy and everyone's okay. >> everybody's okay. >> uh-huh. >> but here we go. >> live in washington township, the home of bob and susan. how are you guys doing? >> good. good morning. >> good morning, so we have some kids we'll wake up. what are their names? angelina ten years old, anthony six years old. >> now susan you can't believe your husband did this? >> no. i can't. >> are your kids bad? >> no. well -- >> we all think all of our kids are bad. bob, this is pay back? >> this is pay back. for years of just being a child, and torturing a parent. so now now it is time for the par don't torture the kids. >> i have young ones, too, they do the same. so i'm ready to wake up your kids. where do we go? >> okay. >> straight over here. >> common. >> okay. >> wake up. how you doing, anthony? wake up. wake up. he doesn't want -- hey, wake up. anthony, wake up. >> okay, we're levying his room. okay: he assaulted me. i feel like jeff cole. okay.

this man general sewell -- sulemami who has planned parenthood on his hands from the i.e.d.'s that he fund into iraq, murdered and maimed hundreds of american servicemen. four americans were cruelly excluded from this deal. an american citizen in prison for eight years in iranian prison for the crime of preaching the gospel. former marine hamir heckmani, and a former "washington post" reporter. it is a disgrace on our nation that we agree to any deal with tehran before they were liberated. finally, this terrible deal provides iran with $150 billion in economic relief which will inevitably be used to finance the violent terrorist mayhem that has been a signature of the islamic republic since the 1979 revolution. it will in effect make the united states government the leading international financier of terrorists. we haven't even voted o.t. on this deal. we're already seeing the consequences play out in real time. senior iranian officials, including sulemani, who is technically still under a u.n. travel ban, have traveled to moscow to make arms deals with vladimir putin, arms t

. >> good morning, a group of nearly four dozen pilgrims left sewell, gloucester county heading to washingtoneived tickets to the joint meeting of congress at the u.s. capitol going on at 10:00 a.m. this morning. good morning, i'm tamala edwards. right now, 7:24, thursday, let's head over to karen rogers starting on the schuylkill expressway. >> reporter: good morning, i used to be a parishner there in gloucester county. looking live on the schuylkill expressway we've got an accident involving a septa bus, the car was t-boned blocking the right lane and the left lane for a while. the schuylkill expressway is heavy westbound at passyunk to south street on the schuylkill expressway. off to the side right now, but was blocking a couple of lanes and causing problems right there. in hatfield, montgomery county we have an accident at broad and hidden meadow drive. looking live at the parkway the vine street expressway. the parkway remains closed into early next week. we have a portion of kelly drive closing in its entirety starting tomorrow. lots of closures continue in preparation for the papal vi

so part of what we try to do and it really goes to representative sewell's point, every time we find ourselves with a major incident, we try to ensure that the insights we generate from that are share more broadly, both across the government with our private sector partners, because we're the first to acknowledge it's likely that others will attempt to replicate the same kind of ttps, as we would say, the same techniques they're using again so we try to make sure we share information broadly. >> general clapper, is there authority anywhere for someone to require all these government agencies, opm, others to actually implement the recommendations or to set standards and then hold agency executives, secretaries of the various, you know, cabinet folks? is there somebody who can say you have to do this by a certain period of time? >> i can't quote you a chapter and verse. maybe others here can. but i think it just -- from the simple standpoint of institutional responsibility for tending to their networks -- >> yeah, they all work for the president, but it's a little -- you know, you woul

sewell. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank all of you gentlemen for your service to this nation, for all of the important work that you're doing in your various agencies. i wanted to drill a little bit deeper into the question that congressman westmoreland raised. director copper, you suggested that the opm information that was stolen wasn't used for any nefarious activities to our knowledge right now. i wanted to know what your thoughts were about how the information that was stolen from opm or from anthem is being used by these cyber actors. >> well, what we've done is speculate how it could be used. and again, the distinction i was just making with congressman westmoreland had to do with the terminology of saying that the opm breach was an attack. and i don't, again, getting back to the definition, we wouldn't characterize it that way. what's of great concern with respect to the opm breach which i spoke to briefly in my opening statement had to do with potential uses of that data. and, of course, we're looki

so part of what we try to do and it really goes to representative sewell's point, every time we find ourselves with a major incident, we try to ensure that the insights we generate from that are share more broadly, both across the government with our private sector partners, because we're the first to acknowledge it's likely that others will attempt to replicate the same kind of ttps, as we would say, the same techniques they're using again so we try to make sure we share information broadly. >> general clapper, is there authority anywhere for someone to require all these government agencies, opm, others to actually implement the recommendations or to set standards and then hold agency executives, secretaries of the various, you know, cabinet folks? is there somebody who can say you have to do this by a certain period of time? >> i can't quote you a chapter and verse. maybe others here can. but i think it just -- from the simple standpoint of institutional responsibility for tending to their networks -- >> yeah, they all work for the president, but it's a little -- you know, you woul

by the way, the reason it's so critically important that every one of us know general sume amm sewell amani's name is because russia is in syria right now because the head of the quds force travels there and they're propping up bashar al assad. russia is a bad actor, but vladimir putin is someone we should not talk to because the only way he will stop is to sense strength and resolve on the other side. and we have all of that within our control. we could rebuild the six fleet. i will and we haven't. we could rebuild the missile defense program. we haven't. i will. we could also, to senator rubio's point, give the egyptians what they asked for, which is intelligence. >> thank you, senator. >> we could arm the kurds. they have been asking us for three years. all of this is within our control. >> thank you, mr. fiorina. >> the next president, no matter who heo sheer will be, will inherit president obama's iran deal. senator cruz, senator kasich said anyone planning to rip up the iran deal on day one, as you promised to do, is quote, inexperienced, and quote, playing to a crowd. respond t