u.s. for the distribution and consumption of its heroin now the u.s. special inspector for afghanistan says that opioids from afghanistan are coming to the u.s. via canada the u.s. department of homeland security currently lists the flow of illicit drugs as the greatest threat on the northern border for the next time you hear u.s. officials decrying the opioid crisis plaguing the nation and you see images like this. you might also want to keep images like this in mind. artsy new york the managing editor of news site better and today jim dean says the war on terror is simply putting money into the pockets of u.s. intel. and politicians. or we went in afghanistan there was almost no one here when production there and then of course after we went in it miraculously began to skyrocket because the northern warlords went back into growing opium to fund the war and also to enrich themselves later that the u.s. contractors people who were involved in doing a lot of the air flights in and out of the country began shipping drugs later we found out that a lot of the increase in heroin production was being officially done and the money going in the pockets of eventually ending up in political campaigns in

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u.s. for the distribution and consumption of its heroin now the u.s. special inspector for afghanistan says that opioids from afghanistan are coming to the u.s. via canada the u.s. department of homeland security currently lists the flow of illicit drugs as the greatest threat on the northern border to the next time you hear u.s. officials decrying the opioid crisis plaguing the nation and you see images like this. you might also want to keep images like this in mind. artsy new york and your monday worldwide news headlines continue to offer no. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the senate is full of the only show i go out of my way to you know is there. really packs a punch. yeah it is the john oliver of r t america is doing the same we are apparently better than the blue. sea people you've never heard of love back to the night president of the world bank so take. me seriously send us an e-mail. with this manufacture to send to the public well. when the ruling closest protect themselves. with the flaming. lips. we can all middle of the room sick. real news oh. oh . hello welcome to me sophie shevardnadze a world that's dependent on oil gas and coal is becoming a thing of th

u.s. department of homeland security is sending out a statement saying we're will not let terrorism become the new normal. >> 12 people killed, 80 other hurt when a van rammed people on a sidewalk. . police now have the area, they evacuated and taken people out of the restaurants and homes >> our consulates in barcelona in our entire mission are currently assisting americans in spain who are effected by these events we're ask u.s. citizens in the area to let your loved ones know you are safe. >> tillerson said that terrorists around the world should know the u.s. and our allies will bring them to justice. and we're have this breaking news coming out of charlottesville. >> he'll talk about the future of the robert e lee statute, many are wondering what happens once they do come. the state house trust decided to remove the statute of the roger from the grounds of the state house. upholding slavery in the dread scott case, the worst decision in u.s. history. >> it might have been par for the course at the time, he did not need to say what he did. >> they have not yet to do what the taney stat

u.s. department of homeland security issuing a statement. et terrorism become the new normal. instead, such acts of violence only harden our resolve to fight back against violent extremists, bring them to justice and dismantle their networks. joining me now, former consultant to homeland security, he is an expert on countering violent extremism. good to see you, sir. >> good to see you. elizabeth: why spain? i mean, it's been 13 years since spain has had a major terror attack. why spain? why now? >> well, spain has been a hotbed because of northern africa. we've seen a lot more traffic come close a number of times, there's been a lot of activity recently. you've seen a lot of people coming back from syria, so there's been a growth. but one thing i just want to point out, that house that exploded last night, the propane tanks that were found and that ended up exploding, you know, more than likely those propane tanks would have ended up on this truck. and if they did end occupy up on the truck, that attack that happened today would have been fa

of the u.s.. texas seems to be in its crosshairs. there is no replacement yet for generalappears to be bearing don the southern part of the u.s.. kelly at the department of homeland security. first question -- does the president place to that plan to name a replacement for him anytime soon, and second of all, is this problematic in terms of john with hurricane harvey -- the fact there is no one at the home i now at dhs? sec. huckabee sanders: there is certainly someone at the helm. you have the acting secretary watching this closely, very involved in the process, along with the acting director for fema. i think we are in great shape having general kelly sitting next to the president throughout the process and no better chief of staff for the president during the hurricane season. the president has been briefed and will continue to be updated as the storm progresses, and it is certainly something he is very aware of and will keep a watchful eye on, and stands ready to provide resources if needed. the president promised over and over again during the campaign that mexico would pay for the wall -- why is he now threatening the government shutdown of congress won't pay for it

want to talk about this, the latest on russia investigation a former department of homeland security official and a former u.s. attorney. good evening to both of you. julia, you first. cnn has learned that paul manafort's son in law has met with the department of justice investigators within the past few months. why would they need meet with him? >> well, they are exploring the connections between manafort and his financial dealings and russia. just taking a step back, reminding everyone paul manafort was the campaign manager for the trump campaign. not an insignificant figure and subject to a no notice review of documents in his own house and now the investigation is looking at people around him. the son in law is actually about it to be, if not is a former son in law. there was a divorce, i believe this year, which also suggests there might be people willing to talk against each other who might not others with have been willing to speak. this is like -- let's just say this is not an episode of the walton's anymore. this is a high drama stakes going on amongst manafort and of course the trump family. >> inte

department of homeland security. he became the head of the department of homeland security after being the head of u.s. command for something like four years. can you talk about that trajectory of general kelly and the significance of him being head of u.s. southern command in places like colombia? point --it goes to the i think it is what you are alluding to and that we can see, that the u.s.-mexico border is not a war zone. what if you take a look, we fly blackhawk helicopters and have three unmanned drones that fly borderer the u.s.-mexico . there are armored vehicles that look like tanks that patrol. we can stop people at checkpoints and violate civil rights, and people do not have freedom to move around that region at the u.s.-mexico border. so if you have somebody who has a militaristic approach, who has a background as a general, trying to mitigate an influx of people who are poor and turning it into a war, that seems to be what we have right now. i have always made the claim that we are actually at war with mexico by the way that we manage border patrol. there has not been one border patrol age

department of homeland security. >> i want to start with you. the question is this morning what is actually different? what has changed, now, in h terms of u.s. strategy? >> that's the exactly the right question to ask. the speech itself, i thought was well written and fairly well delivered speech that hit all of the high points. the real question is what's changed in the strategy. the really only notable

, saying that he is washington, that he's talked with the department of homeland security, the defense department, the white house, that the u.s. stands ready to protect its territory in the pacific, not only the u.s. military installation, but the 200,000 people who live on that island. he says that their threat level has not changed, it has not increased as of it morning, but it looks like guam's missile defense and protection by u.s. force system ready as of it morning. >> so it seems the two sides are just sort of trading threats. is there still a diplomatic solution that's out there, that's on the table at all? >> a lot of people are wondering and hoping that, to avoid any sort of major conflict. is there a diplomatic solution? yes, but are we seeing it in motion? no. china is going to be a big part of that, because china's sort of the intermediary here with relations with both the united states and north korea. bu t state tillerson said the precursor for a sitdown with north korea, they have to stop the missile test. and in the last 24 hours, they talk about readying to attack guam. so the line that the u.s. has laid out

security bill to aid law enforcement at the u.s.-mexico border. >> this bill requires the department of homeland security and law enforcement to consultlocal officials at each step of the way, a point i just made. the folks who live in these communities know them best and must be part of any successful border security effort. mark: the bill also cracked down on so-called sanctuary cities. today, attorney general jeff sessions threatened to deny federal crime for -- such-fighting resources to municipalities. official turnout figures for sunday's election were manipulated. ays the software firm behind the claim is bowing to u.s. pressure. he also stands by the official count of 8 million votes. the company says numbers are off by at least one million votes. japanese prime minister shinzo abe reshuffled his cabinet, putting well known moderates in key roles. abe has faced criticism for prioritizing conservative issues. the other parties have suffered following a series of scandals. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. it's just af

one of venezuela's most powerful leader may have put an order to kill marco rubio, liz. >> coming report from u.s. intelligence, department of homeland securitylated this among authorities. cabello, former military chief of venezuela, thought to be directing an assassination hit on senator marco rubio. so what's going on right now is rubio is in a public feud with this guy, he's called pablo escobar of venezuela, he has called him in return, quote, narco rubio. it's gotten so serious that the senator has security detail around him now. they didn't attach cabello's name to the threat but they brought up his name saying, note, there has been an order to have senator rubio assassinated. again, homeland security circulating this memo with that quote in it. stuart: so the socialist, they have taken over, it's become a dictatorship essentially, no political opposition to maduro, that's the case. president trump over the weekend would not rule out the military option that he won't rule out any option, everything is on the table. that was taken as a threat to invade, et cetera, et cetera. >> that's correct. stuart: now we have them reaching maybe --

the department of homeland security announced certain people who came to the u.s. as children and me several guidelines may request deferred action subject to renewal. they are also eligible for work authorization. should get -- it underway and a few minutes. >> we take a look at how your money is at work. this week, we will talk about an ongoing multimillion dollar renovation that is taking place at the white house. founder ofed by the west wing report. first, give us an overview of what is being renovated at the white house right now and why it is needed. project,a pretty big probably about $3.5 million that has been budgeted for this. it always wind up costing more than they originally said. it is an encompassing project. wing haveof the west been completely ripped up. seen a picture of the oval office. it has been stripped completely bare down to the floors. carpeting gone, all the furniture gone, and all the relocated to been the eisenhower executive office building. that is the building right next door to the executive mansion. they are working there for the

of the u.s., specifically texas seems to be in its path. is there any replacement for general kelly at the department of homeland security? the question does the president name t a replacement anytime so. and this is problematic in dealing with hurricane harvey the fact that nobody is at the hound? >> there is someone at the home, you have acting secretary, elaine duke. she's very involved in the process along with the acting director fema. again, i think ring great shape having general kelly sitting next to the president about the process and no better chief of staff for the president during the hurricane season. the president has been briefed and will continue to be updated as the story progresses. something his aware and will keep a watchful eye on. he stands ready to provide resources of freddie. >> over and over again he said that mexico is going to pay for the wall so now why is he threatening a shutdown if congress won't pay for it. >> the president wants us to get done and we know that the wall and other security measures worksite and were committed to making sure the american people are protected. we will push fo

department of homeland security. >> just a sign of how seriously the u.s. government is looking at this and focused in the last 90 minutes, virtually all u.s. government agencies that would have some kind of interest, whether it is intelligence or security are fully engaged on this in the last few minutes confirmed that the acting secretary of homeland security has been fully briefed and she is monitoring the situation, she stepped into that role at the end of july when john kelly moved over to the white house. john kelly is also keeping president trump fully apprised of the development in barcelona and as we reported earlier, the government's main hub for information and analysis aggregation is also engaged and monitoring events in barcelona. with a specific note to the type of weapon used, the van against the individuals and what may ultimately be a hostage situation that continues to develop. as a side note, what we've seen from a counterterrorism sources that these isa social accounts, they call them fanboy accounts, they are celebrating what happened i

of an attack. homeland security said that it was a human error, not connected any threat. >> they were communicating with the department of homeland security. 4 today, south korea's resident cautioning the u.s. that no missile -- military action cannot be taken without communicating with them. in washington, joe walton, fox news. >>> back now to our breaking news in san francisco. sky faxes now overhead. a security guard at bulletin -- burlington coat factory shot a man. it looks like traffic is getting through that area. this happened at about two hours ago at around 2:30 pm. two witnesses say they heard four shots. at least one bullet did strike a man. police say he is 32 years old. we have no other information on his identity. he was taken to the hospital. we're told that his injuries are not life-threatening. we will keep you posted as details come in. >>> it is called dachshund. doxxing >> plus will sit down with the chairman of the republican party to get his thoughts on the events in charlottesville as well as the president's response. this this this this is my body of proof. proof of less joint pain and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can take on psoriatic arthritis wi

she is a former deputy secretary of the department of homeland security and one of the most knowledgeable who was right at the heart of many the debates that the u.s. government had. welcome. most recent addition to the cyber initiative, previously director of glover intelligence which is one of the premier cyber security firms in the whole world, welcome very much. and he will join us into the moderation. she's a political reporter for cnn focused on cyber security and other national security topics. we have a great group and some fundamental questions. they span a wide set of issues. me turn it over to alex. he will give you a summary of the discussion and lay out some things that the panel can get into. >> thank you. it's a great pleasure to be here. i'm very proud of my affiliation with atlantic council. my other affiliation is harvard but i seem to spend more time here than i do there. i truly value this place for its commitment. i think it's clear those values mean a lot more than military alliances or governments. they also include an important gender balance. we have a fantastic panel. it's not easy to get such an impressive assortment of

of the u.s. texas seems to be in the cross hairs. there is no replacement yet for general kelly at the department of homeland security. first question, does the president plan to name a replacement any time soon, and second of all, is this problematic in terms of dealing with hurricane harvey in the fact that there's nobody at the helm of dhs? >> no. we have acting secretary elaine duke who is watching this closely, very involved in the process along with the acting director of fema. we're in great shape having general kelly sitting next to the president throughout this process. probably no better chief of staff for the president during the hurricane season. the president has been briefed and will continue to be updated as the storm progresses and certainly something that he's aware of and will keep a watchful eye on. stands ready to provide resources if needed. >> sarah, the president promised overand over again during the campaign that mexico would pay for the wall. why is he threatening a government shutdown if congress won't pay for it? >> the president is committed to getting this done. we know other security mea

of the u.s., specifically texas seems to be in its crosshairs there. there's no replacement yet for general kelly at the department of homeland security. first question. does the president plan to name a replacement for him any time soon? and second of all, is this problematic in terms of dealing with hurricane harvey, the fact that there's no one at the helm right now at dhs >> no. there's certainly someone at the helm. you have acting secretary duke who's watching this closely, very involved in the process, along with the acting director for fema. and, again, i think that we are in great shape having general kelly sitting next to the president throughout this process and probably no better chief of staff for the president during the hurricane season and the president has been briefed and will continue to be updated as the storm progresses, and certainly something he's very aware of, and will keep a watchful eye on and stands by ready to send resources if needed >> sarah, the president promised over and over again during the campaign that mexico would pay for the wall. so why is he now threatening a government shut down if congress wo

of the u.s.-mexico border might have a heavy-handed approach. >> tucker: yeah, i don't know that he's in charge of that necessarily. as chief of staff. >> well, he was in charge of the department of homeland securityarge of that department of homeland security. >> tucker: now he's not. but my question is, if what we're doing isn't working and de monday strably it's not, over many people here illegally who got over the border, what would work? >> well, one of the things that we're not taking a look at is the visa system. almost half. people who come to the united states without papers many could with an expired visa, overstay their visa, or come into the united states and don't cross that border. you can go ahead and build a border wall from sea to shining sea and build it 20 feet at all. people who come into the country legally, won't even cross that barrier. we're not taking a look at revaching the border system. we're also importing workers in the united states. what about all of the employers here in the united states? agriculture, and hospitality, restaurants, i'm sure if you go to dinner in manhattan tonight there will be undocumented people working in the kitchens. >> tucker: let me ask you

weeks ago where this administration's department of homeland security was refusing to let people across the border valid asylum applications in contravention of u.slaw and international law. it's a problem. >> vince warren and mieke eoyang, thank you very much for joining us. i really appreciate it. >>> coming up, donald trump, now something rush limbaugh hates. a republican in name only. my sweetheart's gone sayonara. this scarf all that's left to rememb... what. she washed this like a month ago! how's a guy supposed to move on?! the long lasting scent of gain. now available in matching scents across your entire laundry routine. whuuuuuat?rtgage offer from the bank today. you never just get one offer. go to lendingtree.com and shop multiple loan offers for free! free? yeah. could save thousands. you should probably buy me dinner. no. go to lendingtree.com for a new home loan or refinance. receive up to five free offers and choose the loan that's right for you. our average customer could lower their monthly bills by over three hundred dollars. go to lendingtree.com right now. atmore than one flavor, oruch texture, or color.ing. a good clean salad

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some attacks, one of the interesting things the department of homeland security has been saying this is an example of how the models work. it doesn't hit the u.s. as hard because they have such a robust encouragement of the private sector to do the basic. there are not as many bootleg versions and that type of thing. when we talk about the ran somewhere attacks on how many best practices emerge and when we talk about those that were not actually ran somewhere, how does that affect the sort of model for one of your favorite topics? >> there's a couple things that i think are maybe to start their interesting and are they still relevant is how the government has struggled with every single one. the key questions. how do we ensure the integrity of information and identity and an open internet. they have a military intelligence in the community, and the rest of the government. the key role of government is to tell us how should we distribute response ability for cybersecurity in this country. what should my role be as a user, enterprise, software developer, manufacturer of software so i am a big believe or why isn't the government telling us it wil

u.s. citizen, originally from cameroon, an army reservist who en serving in afghanistan and several more years working for the department of homeland security. >> i was heart broken. >> reporter: when we talked to him last month, he said we were his last best hope. >> i have to be honest with you, i asked myself if this is the country that i have served, that i am still serving. >> reporter: he thinks that news story helped. that and the intervention of a half dozen politicians and a petition on the white house website. >> i just broke in tears and called my fiancie and said we are set. >> reporter: this week after a third interview, the american consulate in florence, italy finally agreed to give his parents visas for the wedding, which is just a week from saturday. >> i felt that my american dream was kind of dying, but today i have -- i am convinced that, no, that american dream is not over. i'm still dreaming and still living it and it will continue. >> reporter: faith renewed. in wheaton, bruce johnson, channel nine channel. >> falkwa was so happy he invited bruce to the wedding. he's not sure he can make it but we promise to get you p

of the u.s., specifically texas seems to be in its cross hairs there. no replacement yet for general kelly at the department of homeland security. first question. does the president plan to name a replacement for him any time soon? and second of all, is this problematic in terms of dealing with hurricane harvey, the fact that there's no one at the helm right now at dhs. >> there's certainly someone at the helm. we have acting secretary elaine duke who's watching this closely, very involved in the process along with the acting director for fema and again, i think that we are in great shape, having general kelly sitting next to the president throughout this process, and probably no better chief of staff for the president during the hurricane season, and the president has been briefed and will continue to be updated as the storm progresses and certainly something he's very aware of and will keep a very watchful eye on. and stands ready to provide resources if needed. >> sarah, the president promised over and over again during the campaign that mexico would pay for the wall. so why is he now threatening a government shutdown if congress won't pay f

with the private officer of department of homeland security as well as civil liberty officers to ensure the testing that we do on the activities activities we do surrounding the u.se aligned with protecting human rights. >> much of the testing will go on a camp shelby right behind me. >> melissa: jonathan serrie, thank you. >> jon: next hour of "happening now," we are getting looks at new excerpts from hillary clinton's new book about the 2016 campaign. how she feels in the wake of her stunning defeat. plus, got your powerball ticket tickets? the potentially historic payout that could come tonight. ♪ o the classic crab lover's dream or new dueling crab legs with dungeness and snow crab. only during crabfest. now this is seafood. and hurry in to enjoy our new crab melt, part of our seafood lover's lunch weekdays just $9.99 when they thought they should westart saving for retirement.le then we asked some older people when they actually did start saving. this gap between when we should start saving and when we actually do is one of the reasons why too many of us aren't prepared for retirement. just start as early as you can. it's going to pay off in the future. if w

department of homeland security. >> i want to start with you. the question is this morning what is actually different? what has changed, now, in h terms of u.s. strategy? >> that's the exactly the right question to ask. the speech itself, i thought was well written and fairly well delivered speech that hit all of the high points. the real question is what's changed in the strategy. the really only notable adjustment not strategy is this pledge to shift away from a time-based strategy to a conditions-based strategy. the rest of it really is a lot of the strategy that we had been working out of the department of defense for the last several years. maybe with some of the rougher edges filed off, kind of these points that the department of defense and the generals didn't appreciate very much. for example, the ability to flow troops in and out without having to ask permission, the ability to have additional authorities to strike terrorists, and other targets throughout afghanistan. these are kind of i think small incremental changes but the overall fundamentals of the strategy from where i sit, appear to remain largely unchanged. >> no. you're add

bethesda soccer team protested last night and in front of the department of homeland security headquarters ice says they have been in the u.slly from el salvador since 2009 and family members are def stated i'm heartbroken right now. they treat my brothers like criminals and they're not. they're taking a way opportunity to succeed in this country. i can't believe this my and heartbroken and sad it's not fair. >> they were detained friday after a regular check in with ice officials and before one of the brorns was due to go to north carolina to attend college and play soccer there. >> happening today throughout the region several national night out events. a great opportunity to bring police, first responders and neighbors together to promote safer, better neighbors. eachier year it take place first tuesday in august. in the district the mayor will be at the king green recollection recreation center in ward 6 and larry hogan will take part in national night out in new carlton. steve over to you. time for morning line. lot of folks watching end of it last night as was i hoping geo would get the nobu. dominating mound of home

happy this morning that the department of homeland security said they are not going to deport any of the dreamers and people who were under daca are in fact going to stay in the u.s.. on the other hand the courts had ruled that obama's efforts to extend that to families was illegal and so i think secretary kelly said look i'm going to enforce the court-ordered and if congress wants a change of the camp of the court court has ruled the president did not have the authority to extended from 600,000 dreamers to 6 million people. i thought that was an almost solomon like decision and i happen to think the dreamer should not be deported. if your identity is american it's kind of goofy to say good luck in guatemala. the same time it doesn't mean you are breaking up families. that's when the sad part of -- all campaigns communicate symbolically. i am reaganite in ui to communicate what you intend to do and you should intend to do it. that's out of norm and a american politics. obama promised us he could we keep our insurance policy and he knew was a lie. trump says you ought to come to my golf course. it's the greatest, it's unbelievable. he became a billionaire by selli

u.s.-mexico border since the day he announced his candidacy. now his administration is taking steps to speed up the process. the department of homeland security announcing plans to bypass some environmental laws allowing construction to begin along a stretch of border wall in san diego. does this mean they are ready to put shovels in the ground and get this thing going? >> not just yet, they are in the middle of some contracting issues, they are looking for prototypes to build prototypes out in san diego. of the current schedule has them breaking ground in late october. the reason for those waivers was really -- it's not necessarily about the environmental issues, the homeland security department said it's more about getting that speed in place. they fully expected to abide by all the environmental laws to the best of their ability but they don't want to have to go through the extensive studies and the extensive lawsuits that can follow from those studies. it's really about speeding up the process given that their schedule is already flipping a little bit. >> jon: 's is the president getting the wall going without the approval explicitly from

u.s. marine concerned, including strategic analyst for the commandants of the marine corps and the office of the offers of net assessment. upon retirement he helped organize the national biosurveillance integration statement at the department of homeland security, for five years he served as a senior fellow at the center for strategic and budgetary assessments after which he was strategist for the u.s. marine corps special operations command. join me in welcoming dakota wood. [applause] >> thank you, john. it's a real pleasure today to have you all here and to heave dr. crane from carlisle where the took he hyperloop, the fastest run to d.c. so we're glad that travel wasn't interrupted. we always try to do something artful with an introduction but i couldn't do anything but to draw from pure biographical description and go over his brown. it's remarkable. currently serves as chief of historical services at the army heritage and education center in carlisle barracks, director of the u.s. army military history institute, you sack a trend here. served with strategic studies institute for several years. on the war congress from 2000 to three and held the general doug lars macarthur chair of research. also healed the aero space studies and. all thi

u.s. military commanders who have bases here with at least 6,000 active and reserve personnel. he's been in touch with the department of homeland security as well. it's clearly raised some anxiety, but it has not put a dent in the tourism industry. we came on a plane from south korea which was full of tourists coming here. most of the hotels we found were booked solid, no rooms available. so it hasn't put a dent in the tourism industry while raising some anxiety. no signs of panic whatsoever here. there is a reason, though, that guam would be a target. it's the closest u.s. territory geographically to north korea. it's also home to anderson air force base and that's where bombers flew from just a few days ago which conducted passes accompanied by south korean and japanese fighter jets over the korean peninsula, an obvious show of force. that's the kind of thing that pyongyang does not library. -- like. >> they don't like those b-52 bombers flying from guam over the peninsula. that irritates them. ivan, we'll get back to you. ivan watson on the scene for us in guam. democratic andre carson of indiana is joining us. he's a member of the h

department of homeland security. these countries are refusing to accept or dragging their feet on taking back their nationals deported from the u.ssent notification to the state department. state department official telling fox when we receive such notification the department of state works to implement a visa suspension as expeditiously as possible in the manner the secretary determines most appropriate under the circumstances to achieve the desired goal. that state department spokesperson adding the secretary of state is having conversations with those countries. we want to bring those countries into compliance and be able to take back their citizens. fox news has confirmed it is four countries. the washington times has reported it is cambodia, guinea and sierra leone. the idea is forcing compliance. >> leland: to what extent is the administration willing to go to force that? president trump says he is willing to fight about immigration. what does the fight look like? >> the broader fight over immigration is threatening a government shutdown if he doesn't get money for the border wall and making it clear this week in arizona he

down on the southern part of the u.s., specifically texas seems to be in its crosshairs there, there is no replacement yet for general kelly at the department of homeland security. first question, does the president plan to name a replacement for him any time soon second of all, is this problematic in terms of dealing with hurricane harvey, the fact that there is no one at the helm right now at dhs >> no, there is someone at the helm you have acting secretary elaine duke, who is watching this closely, very involved in the process along with the acting director for fema. again, i think we are in great same having general kelly sitting next to the president throughout there process and probably no better chief of staff for the president during the hurricane season and the president has been briefed and will continue to be updated as the storm progresses and certainly something he's very aware of and will keep a very watchful eye on and stays ready for resources, if feed needed. >> sarah the president promised over and over again during the campaign that mexico would pay for the wall so why is he now threat everyoneing a government shutdown and congress won't pay

. >> homeland security bulletin reviewed by fox news today department is not aware of any current or credible plots to attack transportation within the u.s. officials remain concerned about the possibility because this strategy does not require suicide bomber and can be repeated. >> bill: thank you. catherine herridge in washington. military officials still waiting for guidance from the president on a new policy regarding transgenders. jennifer griffin reporting on an issue that sparked a deep divide inside and outside the pentagon. >> nearly three weeks after president trump announced over twitter that transgender service members were no longer welcome in the military in any capacity, the pentagon reports the policy remains the same. defense secretary jim mattis says he expects guidance from the white house soon. >> we have received no direction that would indicate. >> president trump weighed in on the issue thursday. >> it's been a confusing issue for the military and i think i'm doing the military great favor. >> the new navy secretary says he welcomed transgender service members. >> any patriot that wants to serve and meets the requi

u.s. policy toward venezuela and the current political situation in that latin american country. ♪ host: good morning. texas prepares for a category two hurricane, trump tweeting the department of homeland securitynd fema are standing by, prepared to help as the texas gulf coast this weekend. expect a political storm when congress returns next month. the budget, raising the debt ceiling, and debate over funding for the wall along the u.s.-mexico border. debaten with another moving from the playing field to the political arena. a decision by 12 cleveland brown players kneeling in a circle, refusing to stand for the national anthem, bringing the anthem to the forefront -- bringing that issue to the forefront. motivated by what he viewed as the oppression of people of color. we want to get your calls and comments. the issue of free speech. our phone lines are open. republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. join us on social media, including facebook. send us a tweet, @cspanwj. thank you for being with us. we want to begin with the issue of sports, the nfl and the political debate. the nfl of one of players defending the decision by the cleveland brown's.

department of homeland security rather. listen to it and then skill for your response about what has really changed. >> almost any provocative action guaranteeing a u.s. response or anything like launching a weapon would mean his own certain demise as well as most of his country and the peninsula. what do you say to that trayvon martin. >> he's a calculating kind of person. from this distance, we can't tell whether he's sane or not. i'd make my a sum shin that he's self-centered, very interested in his own survival. but you know, it's just like in the cold war, when a country has a deliverable nuke, it changes how you deal with them. >> and how act the fact, commander, that he has come out, kim jong-un, with a direct threat to guam. there's more than 100,000 people on the island. when you look at the proximity in the region, this is extraordinarily important. any attack on guam talks out to be an attack on the united states, correct? so is it different now and why would rex tillerson who back in march had very clearly said the threat from north korea "is imminent" is he now saying it's not imminent? >> i don't think he's saying it's not imminent. he'

u.s. fish and wildlife service is have an opportunity to acquire the property? >> my understanding it is currently under control by the department of the homeland security. when they no longer need to property, it is made available to other agencies. thank you, just a couple comments. about thisn comment being more expensive than appropriations. environment with the interest rate being what they are, there are certain advantages in the cost advantage not be a great. unusual, the swap is for this size. there were three developers interested in that financing arrangement producing seven different alternatives. whether it was the best deal for the federal government, we may never know, but there certainly -- there was certainly interest. gsa to work with congress to get whatever they need. congress has expressed in numerous stories we want to help you. we know the overall funding is going to be extremely challenging. it is more challenging now that we have terminated the contract so we have to find a way to move this quicker. i urge you to work -- not only authorized to him appropriating committees. you have information working with you to do this project i

department of homeland security. s.w.a.t. teams from the bay area, across the country around around the world participate in p>>> 8:15 is our time. the u.s. military has officially been given the green light to ban transgender people interest serving. president trump signed a memo directing the military to stop recruiting transgender troops. it also bans the department of defense from using its resources to provide medical treatment to transgender individuals. the decision has outraged some california lawmakers. >> donald trump is a bigot and he talked a good game during the election that he was going to support and protect the lbgt community and he was lying. >> there are many reasons why you can be disqualified for being in the military. gender dysphoria has really high rates of suicide and the military is a very stressful job. >> the new guidance gives the pent gone six months to determine if there are any circumstances in which transgender troops can continue to serve. >>> happening today, the silicon valley pride festival kicks off in downtown san jose. the lbgt community and its supporters say they're ready to celebrate diversity a