pleased to welcome from central florida, sheriff gerri demings of orange county, florida. he heads the sheriff's office, he is also distinguished by being named president of the florida sheriffs association. and we have chief john mina, john mina is known across the county by at the for what they have been through, unbelievable nightmare in our community. we have walter purdy of the terrorism research center and mister mccoy, assistant register for grant programs at the federal emergency management agency. gentlemen, this is an investigation in oversight committee of congress. we require all our witnesses be sworn, please stand and i will administer the oath. raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear or affirm the testimony you are about to give at this joint subcommittee meeting is the whole truth and nothing but the truth? let the record reflect all the witnesses answered in the affirmative, thank you. some of you are new to the congressional hearing process. submit anything you like for the record like the statement documentation, we would like to have you summarize

welcome, sheriff demings. we have chief john mina. john mina is probably known across the country, both sheriff demings and chief mina, for what they have been through. just unbelievable nightmare in our community, and believes that force with distinction, the city of orlando police chief. we have walter purdy was president of the terrorism research center. welcome. then we have mr. ryan mccoy -- mr. kamoie at theme, the federal emergency management agency. gentlemen, this is an investigation and oversight committee of congress. we do require that all of our witnesses he swore. swore. if yo you would please stand i l administer the oath. raise your right hand. [witnesses were sworn in] >> the record reflect that all of the witnesses answered in the affirmative. thank you. some of you are new to the congressional hearing process. we tried to get you to submit anything you would like for the record, like the statement documentation. we like to have you summarized in about five minutes, your key points, and then we can get to questions.

and to our witnesses, sheriff demings, thank you so much. chief mina, thanks for coming up from florida. we appreciate it. mr. purdy and -- is that the right pronunciation? close enough. are you sure? all right. thanks for being here. mr. chairman, at the outset i want to join you in my thoughts and prayers for the people of nice, france, the victims, their loved ones and all those affected by the horrific terrorist attacks in southern france yesterday. this is the third major terrorist attack in france and last night the most. the state department has confirmed the victims include two american citizens. they are john copeland and his 11 year old son, brody. they are from the austin, texas, area and our hearts and prayers go out to the copeland them and the people of texas. mr. chairman, again i think this hearing is especially important in the wake of the arrhythmic attacks in orlando, and we continue -- horrific -- we continue to grieve and to pray for the victims families and orlando as well. i would like to thank both committees who are

my dad used to say to sheriff demings and me this morning, my dad used to say it is not how much you spend. it is how you spend it and get money out. unfortunately we are involved in this even before the horrible terrorist massacre. we were looking at trying to see what was wrong with the formula, why we were denied. we found several things. in the response, i don't know who signed this, but came back from fema to me before february 19th, this is from you. you said dhs office of intelligence and analysis uses a holistic approach to analyze threat information and juxtapose its review of intelligence community. again, we have different agencies doing different things, you are relying on information you are getting from them. i'm told some of that information is outdated. in orlando, they are using assessment data that is from 2011 other tourism visitation, hasn't been updated since then. did you know that? >> that is not accurate. we have more recent data than that. >> we were told that was what was used, there has been an uptick. we were told again the information they have is not up

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. >> reporter: public school officials looked at the walking path and demed it's acceptable. >> there has been one known sexual assault and one known robbery in the past 6 months to. send 12 and 13 year olds down the path is safe? >> they won't stop demanding change until a change is added. >> please give us a bus. . >> reporter: the students told me, those parents, rather, told me, fairfax officials told them there is not enough money in the budget for buses and a shortage of bus drivers. >>> there is mixed news for students at dc public schools. students taking the park forms in math and language arts. there is a significant achievement gap between white and minority students. 17% of african american students met or exceeded expectations in math. among white students it was 71% who did. >>> chris brown is being investigated after threatening a? with a gun. officers are searching the home for a weapon he apparently used following a hour's long standoff. it happened outside of los angeles this morning. officers were sent to his home after a woman called 911 requesting help. so far, th

. >> with me now former chicago police officer deme trooe roberts. your initial reaction to the images that you have seen. >> very disturbing. i patrolled those streets of chicago and was a member of the chicago police department for many years and i can tell you this doesn't represent very well the training that we went through. and it doesn't represent the majority of officers that are going out there following protocol and doing the right thing every day. >> because the training, as i understand, the protocol says that if a suspect is fleeing, gun fire is not to be happening unless an officer is being threatened. at what point in that video that you were able to see could you see why there was a firing of the weapon? >> i couldn't see a justification for it, fredicka, to be honest with you. the car was moving away from the officers, as well as the suspect at this time. it was obvious that he did not have a weapon present with him as he was fleeing. and again i think the department is going to be very hard pressed to find justification in this shoo

detectives say, the mean pictured here entered retail shower in harvard square filled his basket eye demes and then left through an emergency exit without paying he was is who he contact cambridge police. she is case are all come to us from law enforcement web site. we also have them up on our web site of the knocks 25 boston.com for mass most wanted i am upon ward fox 25 news. >> police officer volunteered to part of new body camera pilot program. goal so to equip 100 officer canal a for six-months trial. for less than three weeks before the program expected to begin, commissioner william ehaven'ts acknowledged it has been hard tonight he warning he might have to force officers to wear them. you the they have agreed to the program. >> 67 year old hiker from after injured. climb mountain western massachutes. almost found friday. seven hours after crews began search fogger had. she able to signal her injuries from the mountain but crews got to her too late. right now we one step away from friendly for come musener. finism contempt develop the app presented their technology friday and here's

dem demes are going to keep pushing this. >> dems aren't the only ones. over on msnbc, he was a congressman from the first district of florida, the republican and conservative as anybody gets, they're blowing gas gets. republicans are flipping out now. you just wonder what is there to rescue this? i mean, he could stick to the prompter, i suppose, but that's hard for many of us. >> i think the biggest story of august, ultimately, shep is going to be how many republicans ditch trump. the people who are doing it are media elites, dc elites, past administrations, the bush family. more than 80% of self-identified republicans still support him. if people -- if republicans -- the rank and file grassroots start to leave donald trump in droves then you would see republican leaders e effe, elec officials, and i think you'd see republicans promising to a check and balance on hillary clinton, sort of operating on the assumption that she's more likely than not to become president next year. >> part of his deal is he's a winner, right? >> right, totally. >> you can se

and state deme spokesperson, elizabeth trudeau says they get job referrals from outside sources all the time. >> it is not unusual for candidates to be recommended to the department through a va rye team of avenues. in the second exchange band is looking to put a billionaire foundation donor in contact with state officials, writing we need gilbert chagoury to speak to the substance person regarding lebanon. abedin responds jeff feltman, the ambassador, i am sure he knows him. department officials for foreign donors to the clinton foundation. >> clinton aide insist the well connected chagoury wasn't looking for a favor but had information about lebanon he wanted to share. the clinton campaign argues trump is hyping underwhole in e-mails to distract from her growing list of republican endorsements to. day, scott her campaign unveiled a formal coalition of 50 current and former gop officials who say they will work together to win over other republicans. >> nancy cordes, thanks. drama unfolding at trump's headquarters, the trump tower in new york. a real life spiderman paid a visit. tony do

in response, the alberta environment and parks deme reportedly called spear hunting unacceptable. and asked authorities to investigate. >> the reason i, i've been filming the hunts since i was 14 is because i always wanted to have my own show. >> i've don't think killing an animal should be entertainment. >> johnny sain writes about conservation and avid hunter. >> it is a spiritual experience. you are stepping inside the circle. and that triggers all kind of old primal emotions. i don't know if that is something that need to be shared >> reporter: in a statement to cbs this morning, bowmar says the bear i speared only ran 60 yards and died immediately. that's as humane and ethical as one could get. >> that's the way humans acquire meat for many, many years before gunpowder. before the bow and arrow. so, it's the weapon is effective. >> political commentator, john mclaughlin died tuesday at 89. he had been battling prostate cancer. mclaughlin worked for presidents but was best known for his long running panel show, the mclaughlin group. charlie rose has more. >> reporter: john mcl

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