i think tonya set things up very nicely. in where we sit is there's a lot of people in the government and in the private sector increasingly that are very focused on how to understand the threat. and for us we believe that threat is just one component of what we need to understand, and you talk a bit about geopolitical dynamics. and oftentimes i think we have cyber conversations in a bit of a silo and not thinking about the broader geopolitical dynamics, which is been that over the last few decades, we've created technologies and ecosystems that allowed the united states to be at least the potential to be held at risk in the homeland. and oftentimes that manifests itself through cyber means, not completely. and so my organization, well, cisa, the cybersecurity infrastructure to get agency, created last year by legislation, last november, is nearly a year old. we do have a legacy actually going all the way back to the founding of the department with many authorities that were given to actually do with the characters an issue.

i think tonya set things up very nicely. in where we sit is there is a lot of people in the government and in the private sector increasingly that are very focused on how do we understand the threat? and for us, we believe that threat is just one component of what we need to understand. and you talked a bit about geopolitical dynamics. oftentimes i think we have cyber conversations in a bit of a silo and not thinking about the broader geopolitical dynamics which has been that over the last few decades we've created technologies and ecosystems that have allowed the united states to be at -- at least potential to be held at risk in the homeland. oftentimes that manifests itself through cyber means. not completely. and so my organization, while siza, the cyber security, infrastructure agency was created last year by legislation last november is nearly a-year-old, we do have a legacy going all the way back to the founding of the department with many authorities that were given actually dealing with the counter-terrorism issue. a

tonya sloan, no nice to have you.nks. >> coming up next, one state is the first in the country to ex-distinguish e-cigarettes. plus, art on wheels. one of the most important things you can do is to make sure you call 811 before you dig. calling 811 can get your lines marked. it's free, it's easy, we come out and mark your lines. we provide you the information so you will dig safely. leave the structure, call 911, keep people away, and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. y y paint something soledad: now to our weekly feature we like to call we're paying attention even if you're too busy. michigan is the first state in the nation to ban flavored e-cigarettes. governor gretchen whitner says flavors like fruit looms and vanilla wafer attracts children to them and ultimately hooks them. she said e-cigarettes can deliver tobacco more than twice as quickly as tobacco cigarettes. last month, state officials announced the state is investigating at least six cases of severe respiratory ill

weliz smith, the wife of alexmi sth ownedhe familiar facn the catwalk i and tonya snyder y dert ced dullesves at dulles but if you live aroundles, 87 degrees for a high you kind of get the idea, right, upper 80's. culpeper 89 degrees. we are perfectly clear this morning. not a cloudn the sky out there. we'll have a couple ofloud possible today, maybe a fair weather cloud here or there. all of a sudden the tropic got active very active. at one point we had six sto atgolanticnd a usually when the pacific isti ac the atlantic is not and vice versa but this week was not that way. imelda that was intit texas, was a tropical storm at landfall has basically dissipated and thankdn gess for them they're starting to dry out now. humberto still a very strong storm, 100 miles per hour sustained winds heading off into the north atlantic. it is now an extra tropical it's lost its tropical characteristics which basically meons it's ge from a warm core system over t cooler core system, okay. and now we're all eyes on jerry because tropical storm jerry right now wind is at 65 miles per hour. the movement i

tonya what are the chances this election will produce the very same results we saw 5 months ago and the same political stalemate. well that's absolutely possible difference an hour is that could help no pulses predict a very tight race again between benyamin netanyahu is likud and. blue and white party the party that was really fun for the last elections and then it's actually what is happening the day off to the elections because whoever wins the most seats multi-party system has sen you know needs to be able to form that could to build the next government and that is where the new netanyahu failed last time and instead of giving back the mandate he actually pushed for new elections and that's why we're here again today why israelis have to come to the polling station today and what one of the civil also look at today is the voter turnout how many people are coming has been a very slow election campaign after a long summer because that will also of course. be seen then in the results so a 2200 local time tonight we expect the 1st exit polls and we see where the trend is going and b

tonya, would you mind going next. >> sure. i'm tonya ugeretz, the deputy assistant director in the fbi cyber division. our cyber division is the investigative and operational arm of the fbi that works to deter and attribute cyber intrusion activity to hold actors accountable. so within that division we have two deputies, one who is responsible for operations and our national joint task force and then i have the everything else branch. so that includes things like our intelligence workforce who focus on both national security and criminal cyber threats, our elite rapid response team, our cyber action team who responds on site to our most significant cyber threat activity. the people who make the place run in terms of workforce and logistics and finance and budget, and our policy team as well as what we term mission critical engagement. and that's where in my branch we have the nexus of the fbi's cyber program to the private-public partnership. so for the fbi, that sense of public-private partnership is really core to everything

notion of an negotiated deal you know that with see a sovereign palestinian state a correspondent tonya came to that in ensuring said and let's get you up to date now with some of the other stories making news around the world. the body although robert mugabe is on its way back to harare from singapore where the longtime zimbabwean needed died last week delegations transporting a campus remains at a state funeral home someday and government officials and mugabe's relatives are divided on where he should be buried. italy's new left leaning coalition has cleared the final hot. to form a government 20 a confidence vote in the country's upper house the senate and the coalition of the operation and 5 star movement in the center left democratic party is led by former prime minister just at the conte and shots far right nita. out of town. well apple has held its big annual product launch event in california and this time with a shrinking focus on you gadget the tech giant did unveil the new i phone 11 which features that rival products already possess but with sales from hardware forwarding ap

notion of an negotiated deal you know that would see a sovereign palestinian state a correspondent tonya came in that jury. so let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world the body although robert mugabe is on its way back to harare from singapore where the longtime zimbabwean needed died last week a delegation is transporting mugabe's remains ahead of a state funeral on saturday government officials and mugabe's relatives are divided on where he should be buried. italy's new left leaning coalition has cleared the final hurdle to form a government winning a confidence vote in the country's upper house the senate and the coalition of the anti establishment 5 star movement and center left democratic party is led by former prime minister just that pick on day one shots far right leader. out of power. tech company apple has unveiled its new lineup of products that includes the i phone 11 with 3 cameras but with hardware sales fall and apple is moving into entertainment it will soon launch a streaming t.v. service and a subscription gaming platform. well the

anyway i remember tonya quite well. what i will say is that she was a very kind, compassionate, understanding and just an intelligent woman. i learned a lot from her. i stand on her shoulders. she served three, three year terms. nine years total on the public authority governing board. she will definitely be missed. so here is her certificate. >> yes. this is a certificate of appreciation. tonya has retired and moved away. this will be sent to her, i presume. the mayor's disability council certificate of appreciation is hereby granted to tatyana for her many years of service, outstanding work and contribution to the mayor's disability council. again, signed by the same three individuals. i wish her well in her retirement. >> yes, thank you for clarifying yes she is retiring and in southern california. now i want to bring on denise, my colleague, and she is going to talk about a subject matter concerning bart and she might have a few words to say about these two people. >> thank you. there were several issues of the mayo

joining me now, body language expert, our favorite, tonya. let's start with this exchange between andrew yang and pete buttigieg. >> if you think you can solve your problems better than any politician, go to yang2020.com and tell us how $1,000 a month will help us do just that. >> mayor pete buttigieg. >> it's original. i'll give you that. >> laura: is that all the rhodes scholar can come up with. that's the best one liner. all right, why did he come off bad there? >> well, yang came across as really good. he didn't look good in that one clip. normally he does well. but the way pete responded was condescending. you saw it in his mouth. you saw his mouth tighten up. when you see that, you know it's contemptuous as if he's mocking him >> laura: he looked like how am i going to one-up that. you took my thunder away. he looked like a little boy. it's so odd. all right, tonya, i want to take a look at julian castro attacking joe biden. >> you said a few minutes ago they would have to buy in. you forget what you said. are you forgetting already wha

joining us now is our correspondent tonya kramer reporting from jerusalem so tanya what did gantz say at this press conference that we saw earlier does he have a vision for how unity government would work. well but he's basically saying it is. blue and white won the elections they have the 2 seat lead over the likud 323-3231 that's if there is a unity government and he strongly committed to a unity government said they floated this idea during the election campaign all along that it would be and that the terms of a blue and white not what mr netanyahu wants and i think the most important thing he said is that if such a unity government would be for him then it would be under his leadership so this would be the end you know for mr netanyahu probably thinking maybe about. your taste in the premiership or something like that and mr netanyahu had already said he's disappointed by this response. so blue and white and many guns more or less claiming victory even though the election result was so close is this a vision that netanyahu and his likud party could possibly buy into. i think reall

counted and to see a bit a clearer picture when the 1st results are coming in all right a correspondent tonya kramer in jerusalem talking thank you and my sword here at the big table with me my thank you to both of you thank you what about the palestinians and the 2 state solution that did not get much attention in this campaign it gets even less attention from the group in our next report christian zionists believe that the bible promises the holy land to the jews and that belief has put them on a collision course with palestinians who have their own take about who owns the land. high of elven yard was set up by an evangelical christian group the friends of zion in an israeli settlement deep in the west bank which they described in the biblical times today and some aria these christian zionists believe the bible promised the holy land to the jews but the settlement is in the middle of what palestinians see as a future state. evangelicals believe judean superior is the bible because it is 6000 years of history. do we think giving up. the insecurity is going to bring peace no way local palesti

. >> tonya snyder from "politico." >> you and your friends at the u.s. chamber of commerce have been pushing for a long time for an increase infrastructure investment. whether we get to a stand-alone bill of any kind that congress is going to have to put more money into the transportation program before the next presidential election. how are you going to change the conversation around increasing the gas tax or infrastructure investments and what you've been doing for the last several years hasn't borne through. how are you going to get there? >> we are going to help change the people that have been stopping us. thisthis has been stopped continuously by mitch mcconnell in the senate. look, everybody agrees we need infrastructure. a society of civil engineers gives us a d and infrastructure. we need about $2 trillion in infrastructure for the old stuff to get it up to par in for the new stuff we need to move ahead. everybody knows that. everybody agrees we need to do it but it doesn't get done. it doesn't get done because they don't have the will to raise

tonya, let me start with you and

host: tonya, a democratic caller.ed cruz was on abc this week and was asked to respond to "the new york times" >> thing. caller: they apparently sent 10 months with under caller who went to school with justice kavanaugh 30 years ago. it's an amazing level of reporting trying to dig up any dirt they can on the guy. i think that follows up with the rather shameful circus we saw during the confirmation where they took allegations and sat on them and didn't make them public and didn't reveal them. the district attorney did everything they're supposed to. the american people heard this and at the end of the day they made the evidence the corroboration was there and i think this article shows the obsession to the far left and trying to smear justice kavanaugh by going 30 years back with anonymous sources. [end of video] host: republican, what do you think of this this morning. jason: i watched most of the hearings a couple years ago and am the very first to make charges of here's there. you heard congress try to make kind o

well ken made a major move on tonya and it worked out.vid and marlene, and it says we danced to the classic, frank sinatra's "the way you look tonight" on january 23, 1999. wow. ed: by the way we talked about whether we should have two breakfasts now, a little egg or yogurt and then have something more later on. jedediah: and that something more is, ed? ed: it's in river edge, new jersey they reached out to me and they say they make a breakfast pizza. they want to bring a food truck to fox & friends we may take you up on that, lisa and tony they welcomed me back which i appreciate. they say they put eggs and bacon on top of everything. jedediah: on pizza. pete: definitely good. you could throw sausage in there too. jedediah: i've never seen a breakfast pizza. pete: you've never seen a breakfast pizza? jedediah: all different kinds of pizza. pete: where do you live, green land? jedediah: [laughter] pete: this is new york city. everything you can imagine to include breakfast pizza. jedediah: italians do traditional pizza though. we keep it

madam president, first i ask unanimous consent that tonya sukom, the fellow from the minority staff on banking, housing, and urban affairs be granted floor permission until tuesday, december 31, and also to recognize drew martineau and abigail duggan and shubare figures. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. brown: thank you, mr. president. six weeks ago, on a sunday morning, connie and i woke up, checked our iphones, and immediately called out to each other and said my gosh, look what's happened in dayton. at 1:00 in the morning on that first saturday night in august, 1:00 sunday morning, a man, local man with an assault weapon walked into the oregon district in dayton as people were out having fun that night and just opened fire. he killed his sister. he killed eight others. he wounded more than 20. he did all of this in the space of 32 seconds, fired 41 bullets, telling you the kind of gun it is. and the police heroically six police officers descended on him, shot him and killed him before he could walk into this nightclub where he would have probably killed 20 other people.