you know, lee terry out of omaha, governor heineman, name it.of the pipeline that are supposed to be working for us. i want to ask each and every one of them if you think this is such a great plan, if you think this is such a good thing for america, then why don't you put it on state and federal lands? really. you could certainly go down the road ditches. why it is you're asking landowners, private citizens, why are we being asked to handle all the risk? because it's -- anything that's built by man is not infallible. so there is going to be accidents. there is going to be leaks. there is going to be things that happen. and why are we the ones that have to be -- have to be holding the bag when that happens? >> jim around theick, one of the members of bold nebraska.org that joined me last friday joins us tonight. jim, good to have you with us. it's been a very eventful week. more comments coming from congress. you tried to contact congressman terry lee of nebraska since you went to washington? >> no, i haven't. i haven't tried to make any contact

terry lee, another picture of yards and roofs and branches all covered and the street, not a flake sticking to the road. that is welcomed news. sherry danielson, springfield, virginia, almost three inches of fluffy snow there in spri springfield. overperforming once again, mother nature showing us up again here. if we get the snow stopped by 2:00, we'll make it into the upper 30s today. another chance of snow coming our way tomorrow morning. could be another inch to two inches in some places and now that mother nature has er

the head is here joining me republican congressman lee terry of nebraska. congressman thank you for coming on the show tonight. of course, we're hearing more debriefing, more testimony on the topic. today you talked about how neiman-marcus customers might have been ripped off. here is what you said. >> the information was scraped at the time immediately following the swipe as well, and basically -- in essence commingled data so it was undetectable. >> milliseconds before it is sent through encrypted tunnels. >> have you been able to determine how they were able to get in to the system and place the malware at that very sensitive point? >> that's my understanding the point of access was a comprised set of vendor credentials. gerri: congressman terry, i believe what you're saying here and pardon me, that is new to me. my understanding is what you're saying there is a brief moment of -- a brief window in which the criminals were able to get access to customers' information. tell me about that. >> well, we're trying to figure out how they were able to do that.

you know, lee terry out of omaha, governor heineman, name it.who has come out in favor of the pipeline that are supposed to be working for us. i want to ask each and every one of them if you think this is such a great plan, if you think this is such a good thing for america, then why don't you put it on state and federal lands. really. you could certainly go down the road ditches. why is it you're asking landowners, private citizens, why are we being asked to handle all the risk? because it's -- anything that's built by man is not infallible. so there is going to be accidents. there's going to be leaks. there's going to be things that happen. and why are we the ones that have to be -- have to be holding the bag when that happens? (vo) you are a business pro. seeker of the sublime. you can separate runway ridiculousness... from fashion that flies off the shelves. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. and only national is ranked highest in car rental customer satisfaction by j.d. power.

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congressman lee terry is here to start it off because even when they say it's not it is always about money. melissa: it is the big story today, those hit hardest by hack attacks testifying in a senate hearing over the massive cyber breach that is have been dominating the headlines. >> this attack has only strengthened our resolve. we will learn from this incident and as a result, we hope to make target and our industry more secure for consumers in the future. melissa: so what exactly do major retailers intend to do about this growing problem? joining me from capitol hill is republican congressman lou terry, who is chairing the house hearing on this issue tomorrow. you snow, thank you so much for joining us. i want to play one more exchange with the target ceo and get your reaction on the other side. i heard this today and it was really shocking to me. let me play it for you. >> had you had any knowledge at that mall it was there before the department of justice giving you that notification? >> we did not, senator, or mr. chairman. despite significant investment in multiple layers of

congressman lee terry agreed to join us on the program tonight. but because of votes in congress, he was unable to join us this evening. he will appear on this program next week. that's "the ed show." i'm ed schultz. "politicsnation" with reverend al sharpton starts right thought. good evening, rev. >> good evening, ed. and thanks to you for tuning in. i'm live tonight from washington, d.c. tonight's lead, new documents in the chris christie bridge scandal revealed. we're learning more about the actions of key christie aides and allies before, during, and after the lane closings. the information comes from david wildstein. the former bridge official who carried out the lane closings. he's the one who replied "got it" to that now infamous e-mail, "time for some traffic problems in ft. lee." that exchange came to light as part of subpoenaed documents. but a big question has been why did wildstein cross out some material? today the big news. many of those redactions have been revealed, exposing christie aides joking about abusing power. and we have n

congressman lee terry is here to start it off because even when they say it's not it is always about it is the big story today, those hit hardest by hack attacks testifying in a senate hearing over the massive cyber

military intelligence, defense secretaryce agencies, of homeland security, for example, equivalent, the lee terry chiefs, like the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. that is the venezuelan government. it does not make sense for the united states to deal dramatically with a country like that. the person we need to put in charge of our diplomacy is a bit like rudy giuliani, and no joking, because they are a mafia and have to be dealt with as a mafia. what do we do? how can you do with it? in the specific case of venezuela, colombia will say we cannot impose sanctions. it is interesting, the eu has just decided to impose sanctions on the ukrainian government. if it is good enough for the e.u., i do not understand why it is not good enough for venezuela. all you have to do is make a list of the people we know and i know we know -- i have been inside the government -- we know the hundreds of venezuelans are who have benefited from this hypoxia and massive corruption hypocrisy and massive corruption and who are ordering these tortures and delivering venezuela into the hands of a hostile government,

congressman lee terry of nebraska is the chair of the hearing. [inaudible conversations] >> so good morning, everyone. and we have an impressive two panels to testify this morning. the first our government witnesses. we have the chair i will introduce you each as we go down, but i want to thank all of you for being here and the way we do it some of you have and ht testified before us before and others have. each side has basically ten minutes of opening statements and then we get right into your testimony. so i will begin my opening statement at this time, and i want to thank everyone for being here and today we are turning our focus over to an important issue that has affected nearly one quarter of american consumers. a string of recent data breaches at nationwide retailers which resulted in the loss of consumer payment card data, personal information for millions of consumers. millions of consumers are seeking answers to questions about their personal and financial security. i'm grateful that both target and nieman marcus for agreeing to appear

worked through my committee to advance h.r. 3, to approve the keystone pipeline, with congressman lee terry. the house passed the bill back in may of 2003, but once begin we were ignored by the -- again we were ignored by the senate and the president. the final environmental impact statement estimated that keystone x.l. will produce 42,000 jobs and will be safe. president obama talks about wanting to create jobs, improving our economy and strengthening our energy independence. he claims the support of the all-of-the-above energy strategy, but with his stopping the keystone pipeline and his war on coal, he's -- we're losing jobs, we're not strengthening the economy and we're decreasing our ability to become energy independent. mr. president, stop dragging your feet and approve the keystone pipeline and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: members are reminded to address their remarks to the chair. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? >> i rise to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one inute. >> thank you, mr. sp