it leads to the failure to operate perimeter security. when it comes to the implementation responsibility of tsa and all the resources available and the screening corporation takes a major, almost all of tsa's process. when it comes to perimeter security it is expected that the airport will take care of that. the airport doesn't have either the manpower to do that. the forces are too short for that. the ability to invest in detection technology around the perimeter which doesn't come cheap. it's also very limited. if in the past and they refer to 9/11 when faa was the regulator only the regulator and it controlled airports for improvements. security was part of it. now security is not very much a priority for fda because it has been pushed towards tsa. the idea of funding those necessary steps is important. >> for the coordination is out of whack as well with resources. let me just move on asking each of you to respond to this question. do you believe tsa overprescribed technological solutions and fails to think creatively about airport se

the same target can be achieved simply by breaching the perimeter. and the problem with breaching the perimeter is that we have reports about 230-something cases that "associated press" reported lately. those are the cases that we know about. keep in mind that most airports around the country do not have a detection system on their perimeter. and therefore, one could enter and leave the airport without giving any traces. the way to prevent that, the same result we're trying to prevent at the check point, i would consider it. >> it negates all the effort. do you think that tsa has taken insider or outsider threats seriously? >> i think that the fact that there is a division between federal responsibility and local responsibility. it leads to the failure to upgrade standards on prim sister security. when it comes to a direct responsibility, implementation responsibility of tsa, we see all the resources available. and the screening corporation takes the major almost all of tsa's operational budget. when it comes to the perimeter security, it is expected

the same target can be achieved simply by breaching the perimeter and the problem with breaching the perimeter is that we have reports about 230-something cases that the associated press reported, but those are the cases we know about. keep in mind most airports around the country do not have a detection system on their perimeter and therefore one could enter and leave the airport without leaving any traces. there's no systematic way to prevent that. at the end of the day it leads to the same result we are trying to prevent at the checkpoint i would consider it as being critical. mrs. walorski: kind of negates -- mr. walberg: kind of negates the process. do you think they're taking insider-outsider threats seriously? rafi: there is a division between federal responsibility and local responsibility. it leads to the failure to upgrade standards on perimeter security. when it comes to direct responsibility and implementation of responsibility of t.s.a., we see all the resources available and a screening takes the major -- almost all of t.s.a.'s operational budget. when it comes to the pe

the perimeter? >> my understanding is that the tsa takes the position it's the airport's responsibility and not tsa's. that's based on my understanding, but we haven't done work in this area. >> you want to say something? >> yes. if i may. does take the position it's the airport's responsibility to decide how the perimeter will be secured. they come in and they check. they do a paper check given what the airport -- does that match up with the requirements. and they also do an annual compliance inspection of where they observe to make sure those measures are in place. we do have a study underway now to do an assessment of what is going on. >> back up. >> yes, sir. >> tsa says this is what we think it ought to be? >> yes, sir. there are regulations and then tsa issues security directives that lay out sort of at a high level what the requirements need to be to secure the perimeter. and then at each individual airport, the airport decides exactly how they're going to meet that requirement. >> okay. >> ri

we had about 30 homes in in the perimeter perimeter. we were probably at about the 12th home when we located three of the suspects in one of the yards. >> do you think you have all of them? >> yes. the first one was apprehended when we initially set up the perimeter. >> reporter: all right. some hard work by police officers here in the north end of san jose. we're on babe ruth drive and northeast corner of the city. we're not able to fly to call for mutual aid from the chp helicopter because of the weather conditions. they were not able to fly. the officers had to do this with canine units from santa clara and season aunnyvale. but they say they have the suspects in custody at this point. >>> we also have breaking news at of daly city. stolen dump truck, a police chase, and a pretty bad wreck. it all happened early this morning with police catching the suspect. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell live at the scene. bob, you just got there. an officer con fronted the driver and he took off in a dump truck. >> turned into a chase and ended

they he the entire perimeter surrounded from what i read on-line. reports are coming through as i speak. apparently there was 75 people inside the complex, but i also found out there was additional 40 police officers at the ready at that complex in case there was any trouble. looks like they are bringing in if the robots because they want to make sure the scene is secure. >> i am reading what is in the urgent cue. i am going to add to that the event waudz coming to an end two men drove up to the front of the building in a car both men armed and began shooting at a security officer. the security officer's injuries we are told are nonlife threatening. i have rerpted that they expect him to fully recover. he ishospitalized. garland police officers then edge engaged with the gunmen. i am going to guess that means they start the shooting at each other. >> that is what that means, the police were trying to stop this active threat. when the individuals drove up to the gate they they continued to shoot. the police returned fire. from information i am seeing

male whales are kept at the perimeter. als are squeezed into very close proximity. tilikum, the poor guy is so large, he couldn't get away because he just is not as mobile relative to the smaller and more agile females. and where was he going to run? there's no place to run. >> i think he spent a lot of time in isolation. seaworld claims, oh, no, he's always in with the other -- with the females. but from what i saw he was mostly put with the females for breeding purposes and he didn't spend a lot of time with the other whales. >> it's for his own protection, you know, he gets beat up, and so by segregating him, it provides a physical barrier so the females can't kick his butt. >> tilikum is pretty much kept in the back, and then brought out at the very end as like the big splash. he was always happy to see you in the morning. >> hi! >> there we go. >> good boy. >> look at his choppers. >> maybe because he was alone. maybe because he was hungry. maybe because he just liked you. who knows what was going on in his head. >> wa

around the event and tease two gunmen didn't even break the perimeter. >> was there any controversy surrounding giving a license for this organization to host an event of this nature? >> we didn't give them a license. they rented out space in the convention center. it's the school district's convention center not the city's, not something the district regulates. they will be looking at their policies and perhaps changing that. we as a community support people's right to assemble freedom of speech and if it comes to that freedom of religion. we had no prior information of any prior threats so we did not know that this was coming but we were well prepared whatever should happen. >> obviously you had very good security at the perimeter. these two gunmen couldn't get through there and they wound up losing their own lives. i guess the bottom line question if an event like this was organized in garland, texas work you allow it to take place? >> we would have to look at that. too early to start speculating on those things. this is something that actually had absolutely nothing to do with g

they were arrested just outside the perimeter. en the police found out they had a lower bond their bond was revoked. there was a previous manhunt. those three suspects were brought in. their bond set at $1 million just like the other 170 suspects. and we're also learning more details from the police about how all of this began. they mentioned this started over a parking spot. well it may turn out that one of the bikers had his foot run over. that it could have started from something that simple. nine people killed according to a preliminary autopsy report. all of them killed with gunshot wounds. they were between the ages of 27 and 65. john christine. >> kyung lah for us in texas. >>> new information about a mysterious washington, d.c. murder. four victims found dead in their burned out washington, d.c. home last week were reportedly held overnight by more than one attacker. sources tell us that whoever killed savvas savopoulos and his wife son and housekeeper knew a lot about them. investigators are using bloodhounds to track down

this was all the skyscrapers you , can see beyond the perimeter there. by the time the prison shut down in 1971, they were not there yet, but many of the prisoners we interviewed would often talk about their connection to the outside world, with the city just on the other side of the wall. they would hear things like, a school bus or the ice cream truck or fourth of fireworks. julythey comment on that feeling of being able to hear it but still totally disconnected. i guess that is part of the reason for prisons, right? that idea of what you are giving up. what is taken away. this area here. not much to look at today with all of the snow on it but this , was the baseball field. in the 20th century, they needed a large area for congregate sports. there is that metal fence-looking structure. that was actually the backstop for baseball. it has field goal posts for football. they also played out here. along the left field wall, there is this four foot high fence. it's not a regulation-sized field. it was easy to blast home runs out of here all day. then you th

you would keep sentries so you could cover the whole perimeter and give each nine bullets. it's the same idea with warheads. the point is the number of warheads or bullets is not the main driver. the main drivers are geography survivability, and target coverage. we have to cover to oceans at once and all the targets that go with each of these oceans. we have to anticipate changes that moniker between now and the 20 80's. who knows what threats there will be or friends to assure. we have a demanding strategic obligation today. 55 years of patrols have taught us to expect change. in addition to the rising threats, there are also other reasons to expect a challenge to grow. let's talk about readiness. today, they carry 55% of our accountable nuclear warheads. that percentage will rise to 70% of our warheads by 2018 when the new start treaty is fully implemented. our average is 24 years old. in 15 years, just before we start to deploy the ohio replacement submarine, they will average 37 years old. that is older than we have ever taken a signal -- single nuclear submarine. we wil

hello, i'm with the controller's office of public financing i want to speak briefly to some of the perimeter and items number 12 and 13 and also explain briefly some administrative changes to the resolution as the budget analyst presented the anticipated debt services on the bonds is that anticipated to be $4.5 million annually and expected $3 per hundred dollars of the assessed evaluation at the doebt ratio will increase by .03 percent as the evaluations at 6 percent well within the 3 percent legal debt limit issuance of the bonds will be consistent with the capital policy committee and not raise property taxes of point 01 cents per assessed value item 13 is the first resolution before you it authorizes the issuance of an in the amount of not to exceed consistent with the 2014 prop a that was proved on november nourth 2013 and item 12 authorizes and directs the sale of the bond within the $500 million not to exceed $47 million plus resolution also is just want with the administrations including the official notice of sale and the intention to sell bonds and the official assessment relate to

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the two gunmen were brought down by the security officers that were on the perimeter of this building. ashleigh, as you can see they didn't make it into the parking lot of the building. a good at least 200 yards away. that's the way the situation here was designed, given the controversial nature of what was happening here sunday night. and the cartoon contest, they knew it was going to be controversial, they had planned for months the security precautions around that and that's why you saw that initial layer of security on the perimeter of the building. there was also a s.w.a.t. team in the back of the building that reacted as well as soon as the shots were fired. but much of the focus now is on what exactly brought these two men here and how it was all planned. ashleigh? >> hope they left a very robust on-line presence to help investigators out. ed lavandera live in garland, texas, thank you for that. coming up next, isis inspired or simply randomly home grown terror. or was the texas attack something in between. how worried should we be about more of these and should we expect the n

isis forces have breached the perimeter of that baiji oil refinery. e the advance within the last 48 hours. a pentagon spokesperson tells our colleague here isis is inside the perimeter, but is in the in full control of the facility. a pentagon spokesman says iraqi forces are trying to fight back. >>> meantime new developments here in the terror attack over the weekend in texas. a couple of issues stand out as investigators are trying to trace the movement here of elton simpson in the days and weeks leading up to the shooting outside this prophet muhammad cartoon contest in a dallas suburb. first, the fbi is on the hunt for any possible accomplices here in the united states. they're questioning members of a phoenix mosque. both of these men lived together in a phoenix apartment. investigators are also looking for possible ties to terrorists overseas. with regards specifically to what happened in texas, a recruit rfor isis in britain tweeted, you ain't seen nothing yet. let me bring in cnn's chief international correspondent jim sciutto. of particular i

they need to take care of their medical issues and still need to build a fence around the perimeter of the area to protect them from predators. they raised $3,000 so far but the goal is to raise $15,000. >> come on buddy. >>> i have three very unique videos. this first one is rareton bay off the coast of new york and new jersey. this guy is off to rescue a fallen kayaker. >> how sweet. >> this guy doesn't think so much. >> i've got some idiot screaming over here. i think he flipped out of his kayak or something. >> he decides to go over and start helping him out. >> yeah. looks like this idiot is splashing around. >> is he going to fish the guy out? >> kind of actually. a charter boat out in the water has also spotted that kayaker. this guy kayaks over to the boat grabs a life saver, kayaks it over to as far as he can get it. the rope is only so long. swimming toward the life saver at this moment this guy that went over to rescue him go ahead, can you do it. very supportive. >> you're all right. that's the important thing. >> the worst kept secret. >> i won't tell anybody. >> and yet t

they were arrested just outside the perimeter but when the police figured out that they had a lower bondd was revoked. there was a brief manhunt. and then those three suspects were brought in. their bond now set at $1 million just like the other 170 suspects. and we're also learning more details from the police about how all of this began. they had mentioned that this started over a parking spot. well it may turn out that one of the bikers had his foot run over. that it could have as a resulted from something that simple. nine people killed according to a preliminary autopsy report. all of them killed with gunshot wounds. they were between the ages of 27 and 65. john christine. >> kyung lah, thank you for that. >>> four murder victims found dead in their burned out washington, d.c. house last week were held overnight by more than one attacker. that's according to local television reports. sources tell wrc whoever killed this man, savvas savopoulos his wife and 10-year-old son and housekeeper knew a lot about their day-to-day routine. the family's porsche was found burning in the parking

fighters in control of more than 80% of the territory inside the perimeter fence. i.s.i.l. also controls the area outside the fence to the north east and south with iraqi forces holding parts to the west. meanwhile several hundred fresh iraqi government fighters are trying obreak through i.s.i.l. lines on a main road from the southeast to reinforce the embattled iraqi troops. but even as the pentagon admits baiji is geographically important its value as a prize has been diminished because it has been reduced the fighting to rubble as one pent pentagon described a pile of junk. one thing the pitch battle does show however is that a along waited iraqi importance ofive to retake mosul is going to be awaited a lot longer. >> jamie mcintire at the pentagon. >>> the vatican says it will soon officially recognize palestine as a state. a treaty formalled by pope francis, a major push for palestinian statehood. palestinian authority mahmoud abbas is set to visit the vatican on saturday. >>> the military in burundi has taken control but the president says he's still in power. the clos

you saw that family at the perimeter there wondering what's going on. they're obviously a few blocks away from the hot zone. let's go back up to our nbc chopper and take a look frngsom this perspective. as michelle mentioned, they were literally going backyard to backyard as we've seen the last 90 minutes. one of the concerns with our drought, why these mountain lions are being spotted away from the foothills and down in the flats. we saw a few months ago in mountain view a mountain lion at an apartment complex. because of the lack of water, they're looking for more water resources in areas they don't usually go to and that now is in the flats. so we'll continue to stay on the story. the reminder here if you're in this area stay indoors. we'll bring you the latest as soon as we get it into our newsroom throughout this newscast and on twitter. >>> well a south bay neighborhood also on edge tonight after a man tries to kidnap a young girl that was out walking her dog. the attack happened saturday morning in campbell. that's where nbc bay area's marianne fa

the burlington airports has hopes built up to the perimeter. there are town on both ends of the run way. north. people. >> i have been in the backyards of people that live here, it's astounding so see how low the planes are over their homes. you could recognise people in the cockpit. that is how low they are. >> to get a better sense of concerns. consider the record of the f-16. since its introduction, the u.s. air force lost more than 320 of them in crashes and mishaps. out of a fleet of 2,230, that's one in seven >>> if something happens with takeoff and landing of the f35s. it is probable that it will land in this area here. it's a recipe for a colossal disaster. and almost horrendous to think about. >> contrast burlington's airport with luke's air force base in arizona. the field surrounding acts as a buffer zone, a point reinforced in june 2013 when an f-16 went down outside the base. no one, including the pilots were injured. >> it's populated. because right over there. she is not just an activist, she was a colonel, a highly decorated off

sheriff walt femling ordered his deputies to seal off the perimeter and to stop the nearby garbage truck from leaving the area. >> i yelled at one of my deputies to run over there and stop him from doing what he was doing. >> sir, just leave the garbage at this truck. >> that garbage truck was one house away and almost took this evidence. >> in the trash can outside the johnsons' home was evidence more valuable than anything they found inside. wheall i can think abouthit, is getting relief. nicorette mini starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. anytime. anywhere. i never know when i'll need relief. that's why i choose nicorette mini. hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know what, dad? i'm good. (dad) it may be quite a while before he's ready, but our subaru legacy will be waiting for him. (vo) the longest-lasting midsize sedan in its class. the twenty-fifteen subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. so whgetting better dental checkups than me, i decide

the burlington airport has homes built up to the perimeter. there are up to s on both ends of the run way, will itton to the south. a working class community. >> i've been in the backyards of people who love here it is astounding to see how low the planes are over their homes. you could probably recognise people in the cockpits that's how low they are. >> to get a better sense of concerns, consider the f-16. since its introduction in 1975 the u.s. air force lost more than 320 of them in crashes and mishaps. out of a fleet of 2,230, that's one in seven. if something happens with take off and landing of the f-35s, it is probable that it will land in this area here. it's a recipe for a colossal disaster. it's almost horrendous to think about. >> contrast burlington's airport why the air force base in arizona, where the aircraft trin pilots. fields surrounding luke act as a buffer zen. a point reinforced when within f-16 went down. no one including the pilot was injured. >> it's all populated. >> greco is not just an activist. she is a former air f

would be greats if we align our programs with the crossing guard program, we want to make sure the perimeter of the school is safe. i think if we're putting kids out there i think we need to make sure that that immediate environment is actually safe. another thing that as a san francisco safe house to school partnership, we're a coalition of agencies city departments including sfusd the mta who work on reducing single family vehicle trip tos school and promoting walk, bicycling and because of the transportation assignment policy, car pooling and transportation, oncebacker one thing we noticed from the safety drop off zones tla was the areas where it was really dangerous when a safety drop off zone is established it seems to promote driving so i think that's kind of the discussion that would be great to have if you who are members of the partnership. thank you. >> thank you, any other public comments on this item? seeing none, public comment has closed. supervisor kim? >> thank you *. first of all, supervisor yee, i want to thank you for calling this item. it was really interesting to hear an

they closed off the perimeter. cars and people couldn't get through. and then there was a heavy presence of s.w.a.t. units. they were on rooftops, surrounding the gas station. we could hear one of the units radio in, over the radio, he had eyes on the suspect. eyes on the hostages. so they -- they were following this closely. they tried to contact the suspect throughout the day to try get him to give up and come out. after a while it worked. >> thankfully it did. rob roth in antioch. thank you. >> and within the last half hour police provided an update. and the suspect now is in custody. ktvu's paul chambers is live at police headquarters. >> a lot of new information. police say the suspect was busy this morning. involved in two car thefts, a carjacking and another carjacking before the hostage situation. we can look at video. this happened after 11:00 a.m. this morning. police say an accident occurred on west 10th street. that is where the man was driving a stolen vehicle. witnesses said they heard the accident sound like a sonic boom. the vehicle plow

i think that's one of the reasons why the perimeter is so large and that is one of the main reasons they'reing people so far back. once it is determined, hopefully, that there are no explosives involved here, the crime scene, hopefully they can get that footprint smaller. you heard him mention there is a high school close to here and said a moment ago he did not believe classes would be impa impacted and it is very close to this community center. once we get an all clear from the bomb squad, i think you will see the footprint will shrink and the crime scene technicians collecting photos and bullet casings, things you typically see. i don't think it will have a super big impact on residents and folks who live out here by the time they start heading to work tomorrow and to work and school. >> i want to ask you some reporter notebooking here, as you were approaching this scene, driving there, trying to get through the crowd, i'm just curious. what was going through your mind. you've covered things like this before and going back to opening fire on his own military and it's not supposed to happ

restaurant for example, in upper market that utilized the process and spend the processed what are the perimeters of that program in terms of where it lies. >> well, right now the c, b, and diego might be able to answer some of that this detail is it is an internal process citywide. >> what kinds of businesses. >> businesses that go through the conditional use for the small businesses i can recall who the cb 3 was you know approved where massage establishment were one not able to go through restaurants that have a full liquor license and bar not able to access the consolidation of space going beyond the one size limit and medical cannabis i think are the four criteria. >> not being able to go through. >> not being able to go through. >> i had a routine i know that serves hard liquor went through the expedited process. >> well, i know that beer and within and alcohol there are was discussion if they serve hard alcohol but not have a bar inside the liquor establishment. >> so in terms of the rational for not allowing massage establishment so utilize the expedited process can i hear that examination

what about the perimeter? is the perimeter secure? [ whispers indistinctly ] everything is code four, jimmy. okay. by the way, he's not wearing those sunglasses because he's with secret service. he's wearing them because he's hung over today. [ chuckles ] he's with the secret "cerveza." [ laughing ] yeah. yeah. right. that's right. part of the reason why president obama is here in town tonight is to do fundraising. you know, he's very serious about helping sasha and malia sell all their girl scout cookies. the cost of attendance at the dnc fundraiser obama is going to later is $33,400 per couple for dinner. and that's with limited breadsticks. you know, if the president really wants to raise some money, he should just throw on a superhero costume and take pictures with people in front of the chinese theater across the street, 'cause that's where the money is. [ cheers and applause ] you know, from time to time, maybe once a week, we go out onto hollywood boulevard to ask people, regular people, passing by for their opinions on events

clear if the man was trying to launch the drone over the fence or take aerial photos from outside the perimeter. >>> jeb bush is making another attempt at getting out of a hole he dug himself in with remarks about the iraq war. he took a third stab today at answering this question. given what he knows now, would he have authorized the war as his brother did. nbc's kelly o'donnell has more on bush's evolving answers. >> reporter: today in arizona, jeb bush tried to clean up a political mess of his own making. >> knowing what we know now, what would you have done? i would have not engaged, i would not have gone into iraq. >> reporter: but that's a huge flip from what he said on monday. >> knowing what we know now, would you have authorized the invasion? >> i would have. and so would have hillary clinton, just to remind everybody. >> reporter: saying he had misinterpreted the question, bush tried again tuesday with radio host sean hannity. >> so in other words, if in 20/20 hindsight, you would make a different decision? >> yeah, i don't know what that decision would have been. that's a hypothetica

breaching the perimeter of the oil refinery near the town of baji. the facility could fall to isis forces again within days. militants have control of parts of the refinery. if it falls, officials say the rebels are in control of mosul already. >>> hillary clinton is ready to rake in big money for the white house bid. backers are hoping to raise up to $300 million in the most expensive presidential run in history. clinton is meeting with donors today through a swing in california. >>> rick santorum could be joining the field. he said he will make an announcement on may 27th in his hometown of butler. he beat mitt romney by ten votes. he outlasted almost every other candidate in the primaries, except for romney. >>> time for an early start on your money. not a very good day for stocks. asian and european shares are down. so are u.s. futures. the dow lost 86. whole foods gearing up to stock cheaper goods and maintaining quality standards. whole foods is still growing opening new stores every year. it faces steep competition. the new store is aimed to g