it's not just san jose, that has tsa bomb sniffing dogs. here in san jose, more than 1.1 million people went through screening last month. the dogs were so unobtrusively that many passengers say it does not in anyway delay the screening process. they're the kind of flop pierred dogs people would love to have as pets. they have a special job. they've undergone a 12-week training program to sniff out explosives. >> it does not need to be a fully assembled bomb, if you will. it can even be the components of anything explosive. they're trained to detect literally hundreds of types of explosives. >> buck is a five-year-old german pointer. he and his handler sasha has been a team. each are matched up and go home together after work. they typically work 40 minutes at a time followed by break and daily training. she says her k-9 partner doesn't have an off switch. the black labrador retriever gets excited about going to work, that's ideal. >> just seeing the dog do its thing, having them work on their own and finding what you are supposed to be fin

.>> 10 packages have been sent to democrats and the tsa says it takes every instance like this seriously. it doesn't change the canine day-to-day jobs. >> our officers are briefed on any emerging threat. we always have a heightened sense for that. obviously, we would be aware of that. that is why this type of resource that we have with us is so important to have them working. >> we are aware of the events going on. these dogs come out here every day. they will be as vigilant as possible. it will not change. >> the tsa has more than 320 passenger screening canines working in airports throughout the company -- country. >> reporter: this is their office. if you see one at the airport, do not pet them. >> explosives are the greatest threat to our country's aviation system according to the tsa. >>> a live look in mexico where migrants are making their way to the us border. the caravan has stopped in mexico here. you can see a lot of families here in their children resting. some estimates say there are 7000 migrants making their way to the us border. they are about 1000 miles away from the bor

. >> reporter: trained to detect explosives the tsa uses these canines as an added layer of security. this is a 6-year old german shepherd who has been working at the airport for three years. >> after a long day he loves to lounge around. he likes to sleep on the couch. >> reporter: the handler walks us through a demonstration of what the dogs can do. this dog is an explosive detection dog but does not focus on drugs. >> i am essentially playing with the dog all day. >> reporter: with 10 packages sent to prominent democrats the tsa says it takes every instance like this seriously but does not change the canines day to day job. >> we are aware of all the events going on right now. >> reporter: the tsa has more than 320 passenger screening dogs working at airports and remember, this is their office so if you see one in the airport you are not supposed to pet them. >> it is so hard because they are so cute. they are working. join us at 10:00. have a good night. monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changing

so these tsa bins have failed by a lot.sa wos jus walked by andsaid, g these for oing? ge aid, you don't need the .e they know. t the news gets even worse. we send the samples to a ced lab. the tsa bins we swabd contained e. coli, cleb cielo and acwh i this? >> bacteriatea in our in. call them fecal bact means tha are contaminad with pop. aside from making me sick to my stomach, can this ma me sick? yes, theyan cause in in healthy human be. u can have it on your hands,yo touch your eyes. you can get an eye infection. insi a cut, y can have a give you an idea how gross the tsa bins are, coe them to the airport bath. iwab the toilet. reme, the cinsame in at a 616.t that. only 32. that means this airportathroom is c passes the germ tes th airport bathroom toilet is clea than the tsae bins w put ssr hands on. gro howad is ite air? let's fly. we swab it all from the armr hose armrests are really to the seatbelts. this buckle is disgusting that teg positive for acin th the bacteria that can ma youick. but this next test even sud

the tsa bins we swabbed contain e.they're bacteria we find in the intestines. they are fecal bacteria. that means they're contaminated with poop. >> aside from making myself to sick to my stomach, can they make me sick? >> yes, they can cause infections in healthy human beings. you touch your eye, certainly with get an eye infection. if it gets inside a cut, you could have a tissue infection. >> reporter: so give you an idea how gross the tsa bins are, let's compare them to the airport bathroom. i swab the toilet. remember, the bins came in at 616. look at that. only 32. that means this airport bathroom is clean. er test. the airport bathroom toilet and the flush button are cleaner than the tsa bins we put our hands on and stuff in. gross. how bad is it in the air? let's fly. we swab it all from the arm rests -- 429. they're really filthy. >> reporter: to the seelt belts. >> 589. this buckle is disgusting. >> reporter: that seat belt also testing positive for bacteria. the bacteria that can make you sick. but this next

tsa smell it this way, people smell a pizza. the dog can smell the individual ingredients. they seem to love their dangerous jobs. that say do not pet. there is a reason for that. yes, they are working doggings, but the secondary reason is they need to sample the air around themexplosives, people getting too close to tir investigating after a man and woman fell to their death from a popular overlook. they say the two fell from taft point, which has an elevation of five 00 feet. officials didn't say when the fall happened but park rangers were recovering the bodies this morning. six people have died in yosemite this year, including a tourist that fell to his death last month taking a selfie near a nevada fall. >>> now your accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >> a taste of warmth continues. we have sunny skies across the bay area. there was a hint at the coast earlier. it's gone away, looking westward. it's currently 64 degrees in the city. low- to mid-70s. mountain view, oakland, san jose. here's the view ought the ldnt . napa 73. as we take you into the evening and

to screen passengers and are specially trained to detect explosives and explosive components. >>> tsand dogs are so effective in looking for components of explosives, they don't need to be fully assembled, they can be in small quantities and because of the way the dogs are trained the source of the odor can be mobile, they are trained to find it, to find the source. skilled in what they do and they do a great job. >>> the tsa says they will use 5 dots at the airport at various times through the day. >>> raleigh sports announced finalists for its golden glove award, familiar faces made the cut, for giants fans no surprise buster posey is a finalist for catchers, brandon popper for shortstop, matt olson for first baseman , a second baseman jed lowrie, along with matt chapman, also shortstop marcus simeon, the winners announced early next month. >>> good luck to all those baseball players. hosting the golden state warriors on their way to new york, the warriors be a wizards at the oracle last night and it was led by steph curry all the way. >> he dropped 51 and three quarters last night,

and tsa told us in an email...'quirrel was screened the same way someone's cat would be screened. the container was sent through the x-ray machine while the passenger carried the squirrel through the walk-through metal detector." they say it is up to the airlines to determine if an animal may fly.cindy says she understands why daisy might not be welcome on a plane. cindy torok/squirrel owner"if somebody brought a rat or a snake or a spider, tarantula onto the plane i would feel a little creepy. i can sympathize with the people that don't want her there but she was in a carrying case." frontier says it wasn't clear cindy's animal was a squirrel... but they still refunded her money and gave her a ticket voucher... but cindy says that's not enough. cindy torok/squirrel owner"i will own a big portion of this airline. i'm going ntfor acting take it from there." (catherine) that was adrienne dipiazza reporting. the flight was delayed for about two hours.... it's not clear yet if the woman has found a lawyer to represent h

. >> darren: these are called tsa-tsas. these little offerings.. wow, it's pretty awesome. >> anthony: it's beautiful. >> darren: an old pile of incense. where do you think this country is headed? >> anthony: i honestly don't know what i believe. i don't know if it's good or bad. it seems like shangri-la. but for the place that invented the gross national happiness, they're content at under $2 a day. >> darren: yes. >> anthony: i don't want my child herding yak. and i don't know that a lot of parents do. even here. >> darren: having a fully paved road across this entire country, this country is going to be a very, very different place in five years. the question is do they stay committed to happiness and not to consumption? getting off the plane when we got here, there were many flat-screen tvs. >> anthony: first comes electricity, then comes the television, then comes pop stars, and materialism. but maybe that's arrogant. maybe that's just easy for me to say. >> darren: i don't know. a lot of the people we talked to there is a tremendous amount o

she said she had no problem getting the board past tsa. frontier said when she booked . they refunded her and gave her a ticket voucher. she said it's not enough and plans to contact an attorney. >> i think they were not clapping in support of her. >> you have to balance the potential rabies risk. >> i just mean those passengers. >> she was giving them the salute as she went by. >> all right. bye bye. minutes can mean the difference between life and death. proposition 11 saves lives by ensuring medical care is not delayed in an emergency. proposition 11 establishes into law the longstanding industry practice of paying emts and paramedics to remain on-call during breaks and requires they receive fema level training and active shooters and natural disasters. vote yes on 11 to ensure 911 emergency care is there when you or your love one need it. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and

the carriers are nor the program known as tsa pre. allows participants to leave laptops and liquid in their carry on. and pass through security. without taking off their belts and shoes. participants must provide but information, pass a background check and provide fingerprints. 56 airlines are part of the program. available at 200 airports. >> interesting story about tesla. they ranked well in safety. but reliability. >> this is the suv. >> thanks. >> a group of women in the east bay did something today that generated a lot of puzzled looks and smiles. >> we followed the women in oakland. sharing flower power. >> it is an act of kindness that caught people off guard. they stopped total strangers on the street to give them two bouquets of flowers. one to keep. one to share. >> lovely. >> what a beautiful -- >> we love flowers. >> it's all part of petal it forward. a national campaign by the society of american florist to share a random act of kindness. the owner organized the give away in oakland. >> it's giving back to the community.

. >> every day our tsa officers are briefed on any emerging threat. they have a heightened sense for that. obviously, we would be aware of that. that is why this type of resource that we have with us is so important to have them working. >> awesome dogs. but they're certainly not pets. the dogs are highly skilled that the public is not allowed to pet them. >>> staying active as you get older is something most of us strive for. but there is a north bay group that has taken that to the extreme. >> the people not only active, they're actively dominating their sport. garvin thomas has their incredible success story in bay area pride. >> you're excited about that one. >> raj, michael phelps aside for a moment, the career of an olympic swimmer isn't that long. ten years can seem like an eternity. i visited some swimmers for whom the ten-year milestone is far back in the rearview mirror, but the trophy case keeps getting larger. >> in the bay area, we know a little something about sports dynastys. be it the warriors and giants in this century or the 49ers in

the tsa is going to partner with customs and border protection to test it out.g will be expanded for tsa precheck members as well domestically. tsa says it's hoping to reduce the need for physical documents like passports and paper tickets by introducing the technology throughout the airports they serve. and walmart says it plans to open fewer than 10 stores in the united states for fiscal 2020. the company lowering their earnings guidance for the current fiscal quarter, that news came out today and it is pressuring walmart stock in the premarket. taking a look at it right now, it was down more earlier. it's nearly flat now. there's walmart in the premarket it's a stock to watch today. maria: coming up, former cleveland clinic ceo dr. tony cosgrove is here, he will weigh in on drug prices and a lot more, advances between technology and hell care coming up. a -- health care coming up. how build a burie bear is teap with walmart, coming up. ♪ when you wish upon a star. ♪ makes no difference who you are. ♪ anything your heart desires will come to you. hey guys. tod

the "star wars" movies and why he says despite his famous face he still is regularly pulled aside by tsa muslim man. our sunday sit down with riz ahmed plus latest news and politics this "sunday today." set the dvr and watch us any time. back to you not, frances and phillip. see you tusunday morning. >> you got it, willie. see you sunday. >> ben affleck is breaking his silence after spending 40 days at a rehab that silt. the 46-year-old actor addictio lifelong and difficult star th his friends, family and fans who have helped him through this. and says he hopes to one day do the s oeers who affleck reentered rehab in august after reaching out to his esge for help. sometimes that's the most difficult thing to do reach out for help. >> once you get it is to stay on track with along with support from everybody else. >> tough to go through especially after a divorce as well. >> a lot can say yes, it happened to me. but not while boarding air force one. look at the president go up the stairs. now look at his foot on the left side. he seemed to have a small piece of paper stuck to his shoe as

and tsa told us in an email...' squirrel was screened the same way someone's cat would be screened. the container was sent through the x-ray machine while the passenger carried the squirrel through the walk-through metal detector." they say it is up to the airlines to determine if an animal may fly.cindy says she understands why daisy might not be welcome on a plane. cindy torok/squirrel owner"if somebody brought a rat or a snake or a spider, tarantula onto the plane i would feel a little creepy. i can sympathize with the people that don't want her there but she was in a carrying case." frontier says it wasn't clear cindy's animal was a squirrel... but they still refunded her money and gave her a ticket voucher... but cindy says that's not enough. cindy torok/squirrel owner"i will own a big portion ofhis airline. i'm going for blood. i am going all the way. i am contacting an attorney and take it from there." (terisa) that was adrienne dipiazza reporting. the flight was delayed for about two hours due to the inciden

she said she had no problem getting the squirrel past tsa. frontier said when she booked her ticket she said she had a support animal but didn't say what kind. the airline refunded her money and gave a ticket voucher, but she said that's not enough. she plans to contact an attorney. i bet you frontier airlines a as we speak is changing their policy to specify what kind of animal you have. reservation. >> united airlines had a support peacock that had to say no thank you to. >> the interesting thing i know is all the people off the plane are there in two rows. so she is going right down telling them their favorite crowd. we're not supporting you. we are mad at you. >> it wasn't the nicest situation. >> you're like, look, they're all supporting her. no. >> they're angry they're not getting to her destination. >> how about cool weather, which i know reggie likes. and how about warmer weather, which i know jessica likes. that's why i'm here. walnut creek, looking south on 680. today, sun and clouds. and a little bit below average temperatures. co

she said she had no problem getting the squirrel past tsa. the airline refunded her money and gave a ticket voucher, but she said that's not enough. she plans to contact an attorney. >> whoa! she's not playing around. >> if i were the flight atte attenda attendant, i would go say squirrelfriend, we need you to get off of flight immediately. >> there are so many jokes here. flying squirrels. >> come, on a squirrel? really? i don't want anyone sitting next to me with a rat. are you going to call it an emotional support animal? >> i don't want any of it. no to that. >> she sounds like a live one. >> it will be an interesting flight. absolutely. but now it's not. all right. let's talk about what's going on. i don't even want to go there. you're never more than 7 minutes away from my act whether he forecast. 280 and 17, cloudy and about 56 degrees. sun and clouds today. below average temperatures this afternoon. how about don't. cool, partly cloudy. it's going to be warm but no rain in the forecast through the extended. all right. take a look at o

andy barr has voted to allow the tsa to do these things to its own people. >> when i first ran -- >>congressman barr? >> thank you. when i first ran for congress, i made a commitment to restore the american dream, and we are keeping that promise, and we are getting results. and because of our policies in washington, tax cuts for the middle class, because of deregulation, because of reforms, bipart sisan reforms i have led, because of the work we are doing on medical research and fighting the opioid epidemic and rebuilding our military and giving our troops their first pay raise in a decade, america is back. the american people are better off now. my -- >> final words to ms. mcgrath. >> sure. what i really want is for my kids to grow up in a kentucky that have leaders that will always put their country above their political party, will always do the right thing. we need to invest in education for our children. we need to invest in infrastructure here in the 6th district. so that 20 or 30 years from now, we're competitive in the world. that means world broad band. it means, you know, m

we have seen thousands of people sign up for temporary shelter, tsa vouchers.le to see people you ni unite. >> mexico beach, there's nothing left. so many areas are lit just as hard. there are people stuck in homes. my son had somebody come up to him yesterday saying help my find my dead sister. there's old people stuck in homes far out. we had a small group of people all the way from south walton up to bade said enough, we need help because these people are being forgotten. all they talked about on the news was mexico city. we came here and people were stuck in homes. they are still trying to saw people out. we fleneed everybody. we need all the help we can get. i'm grateful to the president he is sending everything. i'm proud of him. >> as he comes here tomorrow, what is your message to him? >> please don't give up on us. don't leave in week or two and say we have fema here. i understand they take days to do things but the problem is you have to fill out paper work. you have to do all these things. >> thank you. i got to let you go. thank you for the work you

my homie when i'm out in haifa kick it with muhammed when i'm out in jaffa oh no, we're in trouble tsaways get a random check when i rock the stubble. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> anthony: heemanshu suri is better known as heems, half of the rap duo known as the sweatshop boys. he was born and raised in queens, a living breathing example of the glorious mash up that is this borough. so it seems just right that a first generation indian dude takes me to a chinese dumplings spot close to his hindu temple. hew garden dumplings is everything you need in life. >> anthony: so born and raised in queens? >> heems: yeah. >> anthony: in what neighborhood? >> heems: most of my life i've been in glen oaks and belrose which is like further east. >> anthony: largely or mostly indian? >> heems: our neighborhood is mostly punjabi, and then there was the christians from kerala, malayala, and pakistani's those three. >> anthony: and the next non-indian neighborhood over? >> heems: more like guyanese, instant indo-caribbean. >> anthony: right. >> heems: and then the other neighborhoods like whiter but still indian. it's h

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i caught 100 people in the tsa line the other day. i'm sorry!oing to miss a flight. >> juan: we didn't discuss the fact that of course this issue comes up now, two days before the midterms, because donald trump -- >> greg: who started the caravan, juan? your side. >> juan: ben & jerry's the ice cream guys joining the resistance by serving up a new flavor of ice cream, anti-trump ice cream. that's next on "the five" ." hey there people eligible for medicare. gimme two minutes. and i'll tell you some important things to know about medicare. first, it doesn't pay for everything. say this pizza... is your part b medical expenses. this much - about 80 percent... medicare will pay for. what's left... this slice here... well... you have to pay for that. and that's where an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company comes in. this type of plan helps pay some of what medicare doesn't. and these are the only plans to carry the aarp endorsement. that's because they meet their high standards of quality and service

expectation of privacy on board the ships because they are coming in from international waters just like the tsa or anything else. there is a limited expectation of privacy when you go through the airport to sweeney. have to come to expect they are going through some containers and looking for things that may be suspicious and that may include going to some of the ropotential contraband. >> thank you. >>> coming up, one of soccer's biggestáleft off of the squad. more followed over rape allegations against cristiano. at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. in an affordable dream kitchen that works as hard as you do. ♪ ♪ financing options now available with the ikea projekt credit card. >>> a massive slide on stocks. stocks lower across the board and investors worried over a rise in barnyard. we see what could be in and to a five-day rally for the damages on track to see the biggest one-day percentage drop since july. at this point it is down by more than 300 points losing well over one full percentage point. the percentage drop is the same on the fmp. nasdaq down by m

. >>> and also, this -- >> you can board a flight through the tsa and yet, you can't get into the polling precinct down the road from you. >> and goodday, i'm andrea where president trump's closing argument is an all-out anti-immigration message and the six-stop campaign blitz. first, the caravan which is still 1,000 mile s away from th u.s., and twitter barrage of the thugs and gang members in the destitute group of travelers. and then pivoting to another controversial issue where he is vowing to sidestep congress to the ban birthright citizenship with a executive order. and that has other republicans including house speaker paul ryan and others george conway, the husband to white house counselor kellyanne conwa wawco and joining me is kristen welker and patty murray. is this designed to rally the base? >> yes, it is to rally the base, andrea, and that is what he is focused on right now, and not the reaching out to independents and ton decided voters and the calculation is to get out the core supporters and then his goal obviously is to hold on to the senate and to hold onto the house, a

. >> tsa always want to burst my bubble. ♪ ♪ always get a random check when i rock the stubble ♪ >> doesm experience for you? >> that's something that happened to me every time i flew to america until recent bely. it's hard not to find it frustrating, but it also would take on some really bizarre kind of twists where it would almost become comical. for example, when i was getting on a plane to do the "star wars" press tour i'd be stopped for a second time and patted down, searched and, you know, at this point the guy is searching me like they're fans of mine. so they're quoting rap lyrics back at me about being searched at the airport while they're searching me at the airport and then they're asking me for selfies. >> you gave them the selfies though? >> i did give them the selfies. something even weirder happened. i got on the plane and i sat down and i picked up the in flight magazine and i was on the cover of it. >> ahmed finds himself on the cover of quite a few magazines these days, including one that floated the idea of the actor as the next james bond. >> i think gq put it on thei

. >>> the tsa is testing new facial recognition technology at l.a.x. you might notice it if you travel internationally. the trial is expected to be completed by next month. the system compares your face to the picture on your passport stored in a secure government database. a recent audit showed nine airports have combined match rates of 85%. >>> first off let's get something straight, hunter pence is not retiring. >> but if this was his last game with the giants you can say he rode off into the sunset. the team decided to honor the fan favorite with a custom made scooter, not an electric one there that you see there. >> yeah. >> okay. so they said he will be back with the giants next year and pence saying he was flattered with the honor before yesterday's last game, but he also says he has no plans to retire. >> you never know. i could come back and, you know, that's the potential, but it is unknown. it really was just an amazing -- i'm just truly grateful for the support and love and time here. >> he will not be back with the giants next year, i shou

tsa agents, security, metal detectors. we cannot, cannot overlook commonsense measures that would provide single points of entry to our schools, provide dollars to make sure our kids are safe in there and have a safe learning environment, but most critically it is those school resources officers that are there not just a patrol, but to be a partner with the students. that is the reality of how we will keep our kids safe. moderator: according to the most recent roger williams university poll, more than half of rhode island voters think donald trump is doing a poor job. when you attended to his inauguration, you wore a trump had that is used against you in television ads. we have a year and a half of his administration in the books. would you wear a trump hat today? >> there's an interesting story about that trump hat. this was the first inauguration myself and my wife ended up attending. we were excited to go and we ended up getting off the train at union station and all of a sudden i hear someone yell mayor fung. i thought

tsa agents, security. we cannot overlook common-sense measures that would provide single points of entries in our schools. provide dollars to make sure our kids are safe in there and have a safe learning environment. most critically, it's the school resource officers that are there not just to patrol but to be a partner with the students. that's the reality of how we're going to keep our kids safe. >> thank you, mr. fung. i'm going to keep it with you, actually. according to most recent eyewitness news roger william university poll, more than half thinks president trump is doing a horrible job. when you attended the inauguration, you are being used in a television ad, as you know. we now have a year and a half of this administration in the books. would you wear a trump hat today? mayor fung: well, there's an interesting story on that trump hat. yes, this was the first inauguration that myself and my wife ended up attending. we were excited to go down and we ended up getting off the train at union station.

they have voted to allow the tsa. rep.arr: when i first ran for togress, made a commitment restore the american dream. because of our policies, tax cuts for the middle class, because of deregulation and reforms and bipartisan reforms i have led to increase american access to financial services and products because of the work we're doing in medical research. and rebuilding our military and giving troops their first pay raise in america -- in a decade. moderator: final word to miss mcgrath. ms. mcgrath: what i really want is for my kids to grow up in a willcky with a leader that put the country above their political party. that will always do the right thing. we need to invest in education needur children here in we to invest in infrastructure in the sixth district. so the 20 or 30 years from now we are competitive in the world. .hat means rural broadband it means making sure we fix our 20th century infrastructure and making sure we have 21st century infrastructure. that is something governments should do just by fdr brough

coast guard, tsa, fema, and i.c.e. to fund detention and removal of migrants including children, is that correct? >> these were year end moneys that were not going to be able to spend. as you know, at the end of the year, end of the fiscal year, each department goes back through all of our allocated funds to determine if there are any not used. we put that in a pot. part of that pot went to any of the emerging threats such as the one senator mccaskill mentioned. we don't have enough detention space for those holding single adults. >> you did transfer funds. the answer is yes. >> yes. and we notified congress. >> congress doesn't meet your demands in funding for border wall construction, do you intend to continue this practice of transferring funds? >> what we will do each year is be a good stewart of the american taxpayer monies. if there is monies unused we'll put it in a pot and divide it out among the highest risk programs. >> i asked associate director of immigration and customs enforcement and the acting deputy co

when they get to the border, we have the coast guard, we have tsa if they're coming in through land,cbp and what we work in that case in a targeted way to locate parcels or packages that might be of concern and use nonintrusive equipment at the border to scan cars, etc.. once they get into the country, the next level of security is we work with local law enforcement, we work with different elements of the department of justice to include dea and we try to take down the whole entire network so we, ice has the cybercrime center. we look at marketplaces on the dark web. how to take them down. we also do a lot of sharing once , weave targeted information share with law enforcement so they know it's there. i mentioned the stop back. we need that. cbp has trained all of its canines. we do targeting, but need to work with the post office to make sure all of that mail is scanned. we try to do it in a comprehensive way before it gets to the borders. and then, we work with state and locals to take it to that level. >> in your opening statement you noted one of the greatest threats to homeland

tsa very aggressive, but there's lots of other employees there. majority of airports cooperating with you or not? >> in general? >> and general senator, do your points have been partners with us. obviously we work closely with the various dhs agencies in dealing with airport security, but i would say for the most part we have had pretty good cooperation. >> airports have chosen not to and there are several that instead will do our room. what would be the council you would provide to them? >> i think this is a shared fight, a shared threat and requires a shared response. >> thank you. secretary nielsen, let me go back to immigration. it's been interesting to hear the dialogue around this time yesterday. we have thousands and thousands of kids coming at you that you're trying to be able to manage and care for, which foreign leaders have come to the 90s dates to look at the facilities, specifically to see how kids are taken care of and have walked away saying okay our kids are being well cared for. they have an understanding from those government tha

we have the coast guard and tsa and cbp and what we work in a targeted way to locate parcels and packagesthat may be a concern. as we work with local law enforcement and the department of justice to include the dea. we look a lot of the marketplaces on the dark web how to take them down. they were very appreciative of this body through the star packed. they trained all of the canines and we do targeting but we need to work with the post office to make sure it is scanned and want to take this to a 30,000-foot view. one of the greatest threats to homeland today is a evolving nature of threats themselves to include coordinated and this sophisticated activity. as you assess threats, what do you believe are the top two to three greatest threats as you look up the next 1 out the next4 months. when we needed additional authority we will come to you and again appreciate all of the efforts to meet our needs but there is still a gap because for example even with drones now have the authority before i couldn't even do the research and develop it to then apply them so we have to narrow the gap. they

. >> we'll call tsa and see if he can bring it on. happy birthday, steve. >> bill: morning, everybody. president trump sounding off on the caravan of illegals blaming crazy democrats for weak borders. in two hours mike pompeo is on the ground in mexico. a big morning on friday. welcome back. >> julie: great to be here. julie banderas in for sandra smith. during a big campaign rally last night in montana the president unleashing on the democratic policies that have led to 4,000 illegal immigrants making their way toward the u.s./mexico border. >> president trump: the crazy democrats refuse to support any form of voter security legislation to fix our absolutely horrible, old-fashioned, loophole ridden immigration laws. they wanted that caravan. there are those who say that caravan didn't just happen. they like it. they also figure everybody coming in will vote democrat, you know? they aren't so stupid when you think about it, right? but they are crazy. we have to have more votes. so we can put in strong, conservative republican -- but c

when i was the deputy director and the head of tsa congress will have questions about some deliberativeay or may not be appropriate to share at a certain time. so it could be a timing issue, it could be a content issue. there are a number of factors that congressman jordan and rod rosenstein would need to work out. >> bill: how much do you think they're trying to run out the clock? how much consideration to you give that? >> i've known rod for a while and i just don't see him doing that. i think there is legitimate oversight concerns. coupled with the executive branch's interest in making sure they're doing a very deliberative process. that being said there are a number of unanswered questions as to the timing and the content of what you would provide for example when he goes to the hill next week to meet with congressional overseers. >> bill: you worked with bob mueller five or six years? >> almost six years as a deputy director, three years before that. >> bill: what is your level of confidence how he is moving forward? >> yeah. bob mueller is a very deliberate and conscienceous perso

. >> we'll call tsa and see if he can bring it on.pompeo is on the ground in mexico. a big morning on friday. welcome back. >> julie: great to be here. julie banderas in for sandra smith. during a big campaign rally last night in montana the president unleashing on the democratic policies that have led to 4,000 illegal immigrants making their way toward the u.s./mexico border. >> president trump: the crazy democrats refuse to support any form of voter security legislation