. >> and homeland security jay johnson who is set to address the homeland security council. and his days after the somali attack on the campus. we are learning about a trip he made to our nation's capital ahead of the attack. we are following all of these developments, catherine? >> reporter: jenna, the ohio state suspect artan travelled to washington before the shooting. this is looking for motivation. sources say artan arrived late on thanksgiving day and left on a short trip. fbi agents are seeking to get records from the phone service provider to it help nail down where he went in dc and if he contacted anyone. artan bought a knife in home depo and that may be significant, because reporters were told artan purchased a knife at walmart monday morning and they are working to see what knife was used in the attack. homeland security is getting briefing on what happened in ohio state. they are focused on his time in pakistan before he entered the u.s. with his family as a minor. >> we want to it know more about him. was he radicalized before he came. and i know the family is

david: jay johnson is our current homeland security director, he is a nice guy, well meaning. but he is not a military guy. there has been historically in u.s. an aversion of mixing military in with homeland security, but is it not necessary to do that right now? >> absolutely, general kelly has been known to give advice to jay johnson, none was probably taken. he advised this administration we do have a problem with isis coming over the boarders, unless we want another disaster like in argentina or one like 9/11, we need to get very stringent. we have within homeland security misplaced immigration, green cards misplaced. those getting in the wrong hands will allow people to come here withy i. >>y in nefarious mind sets. david: hows he going to change things? >> first. we have to realize, that radicals, militant islamists and people who go to mosques and eba andeobey the lous from country -- laws of this country all read from the same text it is what you want to put into it. i think he will name the threat, which militant islam. unless you deal with the core values and core ro

trump met with current homeland security secretary jay johnson today. the president elect met with a former vogue director. tonight mr. trump heads to orlando on his thank you tour. that tour wraps up tomorrow in mobile, alabama. >>> first lady michelle obama gave her final one on one interview as first lady to oprah. she discussed her 8 years in the white house, her accomplishments as first lady and her thoughts on race in america. >> color, well, these things that don't matter still play too much of a role in how we see one another. >> uh-huh. >> and it's sad because the thing that least defines us as people is the color of our skin. it's accounts. none of that matters. you know this. >> yes, of course. >> you know, it's our values. you know, it's how we live our lives. >> first lady michelle obama said farewell to the white house in the oprah special monday night at 8:00 december 19th. you can see it right here on wusa 9. >> a big one. >>> lined up outside of ohio's capitol building in columbus for a public viewing of american icon john glenn. joe bi

. >> now, homeland security secretary jay johnson on national security threats post by so-called loan wolf and self radicalized terrorist. he was housed by committee chair and wilson center president jane harmon to talk about the 2017 national security outlook. the bipartisan policy center host this hour long event. the first is to welcome all of you and congressman lee hamilton, the cochairs of national security project. the second is to prolong your wait for this but before we get to them, i wanted to make three quick points about the discussion we'll be having today. first, that the role the department of homeland security, for the last 14 years has been incredibly important and will continue to be so in 2017 and beyond, whether it's fighting the terrorist threat here at home as we've seen just this week with the tragic events at ohio state university. whether it's combatting cyber threats which continue to be a problem throughout this year, to working on other issues that are in the jurisdiction of dhs, including immigration, disaster relief and many more. secondly, homeland secur

amid that debate, president-elect trump met with out going hoax jay johnson at trump to tower, the team did not reveal what they talked about. prior to the meeting. they said the president-elect received an intelligence briefing from his incoming national security advisory mike flynn >>> the signatures are back in the spotlight. the singer who made headlines returns to take center stage, natasha brown joins us with the story tonight. natasha. >> reporter: good evening to you, we can tell you there was arousing applause for severth streeter after her performance of the national anthem. a couple of months ago she tells us she wasn't sure if this performance would ever happen. ♪ oh, say can you see? >> reporter: for singer song writer, seventh streeter this moment is long overdue, she's stepping into the spotlight to sing the national anthem anthem >> she should be able to come back and sing the national anthem >> she's written songs for chris brown, ariana grant day and others was set to sing on october 26th at the sixers home opener because was told she couldn't perform because of the

amid that debate, president-elect trump met with out going hoax jay johnson at trump to tower, the team did not reveal what they talked about. prior to the meeting. they said the president-elect received an intelligence briefing from his incoming national security advisory mike flynn >>> the signatures are back in the spotlight. the singer who made headlines returns to take center stage, natasha brown joins us with the story tonight. natasha. >> reporter: good evening to you, we can tell you there was arousing applause for severth streeter after her performance of the national anthem. a couple of months ago she tells us she wasn't sure if this performance would ever happen. ♪ oh, say can you see? >> reporter: for singer song writer, seventh streeter this moment is long overdue, she's stepping into the spotlight to sing the national anthem anthem >> she should be able to come back and sing the national anthem >> she's written songs for chris brown, ariana grant day and others was set to sing on october 26th at the sixers home opener because was told she couldn't perform because of the

. >> now, homeland security secretary jay johnson on national security threats post by so-called loan wolf and self radicalized terrorist. he was housed by committee chair and wilson center president jane harmon to talk about the 2017 national security outlook. the bipartisan policy center host this hour long

. >> now, homeland security secretary jay johnson on national security threats post by so-called loan wolf and self radicalized terrorist. he was housed by committee chair and wilson center president jane harmon to talk about the 2017 national security outlook. the bipartisan policy center host this hour long

. >> the president's homeland security secretary jay johnson said, that the hacking did not change the vote count. >> we see no evidence that hacking by any actor altered ballot count or any cyber actions that deprived people of voting whether the disclosures that were made that we pointed out in our october 7 statement, altered public opinion is not -- that is pion my level of expertise. lou: only thing we can be sure of is that three top officials of the democratic national committee were forced to resign this summer because they rigged the democratic primary against bernie sanders, they collided with the democratic nominee. we'll take that up with american conservative union chairman matt slap and weekly standard, fred barnes here, also here, media mogul steve forbes, and general jack king, we'll talk about china's latest provocation, and what in terms of nationally is second does the president's statements today mean? pentagon demanding that return of u.s. navy underwater drone, stolen by the chinese military, in the waters of the south china sea. we'll have the story, details and

he has been advising jay johnson in receptmonths. in fact, he's been advising him his last job before retiring was head of u.s. southern command responsible for gitmo and border security as well as assisting in drug interdiction. he's not afraid to speak his mind. here is what he said in fact, about the military being told to open up all combat positions to women. >> it would be the pressure for not probably the generals that are here now but at the generals, common add -- admirals , the agenda-driven people here in washington are in the land, the they way want it to work. >> trump is assembling a group of generals who are not atrade to speak truth to tower, bill. bill: jennifer, thank you. what a sacrifice he has made for our country. jennifer griffin, thank you very much, at the pentagon. martha: president-elect trump is taking thank you tour to iowa today. but before that, he will make a stop in ohio for a much more somber occasion, he will meet with the victims from last week's attack at the ohio state university. mat from columb

johnson. are you satisfied that the president was proactive enough? was he too worried about not appearing too political and not worried enough about showing strens against vladimir putin? >> first your point is well taken about not appearing to be overtly political and trying to sway the election. he was clearly supporting the democratic candidate, secretary of state clinton, but to introduce something like this, i think he was somewhat reluctant. it was not as clear at that juncture, the depth, the scope and the intent of the intrusion. he, in fact, directed or allowed the general to make a public statement which implicated the russians. so it became part of the public debate. what we would like is a detailed report of what took place, attributing motivation if that's possible without compromising on security and information and intelligence. also steps which make the public or might be covert to ensure that the russians know they cannot take these actions against the democratic process. >>

president obama's homeland security secretary jay johnson could be seen leaving the building today. he declined to answer any questions about this 45 minute sit down with the president. trump is heading to orlando tour. >>> a maryland woman is facing several charges connected to a deadly car crash. the howard county sheriff said lindsay cantor was drunk when she intentionally ran another car off the road. ronald ball died after his car hit an embankment. they were racing before they crashed yesterday. cantor reportedly fled the accident scene but was found a short time later and is accused of dui homicide and facing other charges. >>> a small fire at the landover station was caused by a car with a problem where its breaks and trains on the orange line were single tracking. the train with the brake problem was remove from the trail line and traffic is now back to normal. >>> bad guys better watch out. >> super kaheen is on a mission to save santa only battle this brave 5-year-old is waging. his story and why dozens of people helped make his wish come true. that's 2 minutes away. >>>

johnson came out and said no vote was tampered with. and every vote was cast was counted and counted accurately. this is a legitimate election. if you have a problem with the electoral college which has existed for all of time you can take that up on a separate day and place. this is a legitimate question and no one should question donald trump is the president elect because he's there fairley. >> i will do whatever i want to do and what i'm saying is that i do believe this is legitimate for a lot of reasons. include the fact that the intelligence communities says that our electoral process was tampered with. i have ever right to say -- i'm not finished. i'm just responding as john is allowing me too. i have every issue with the electoral college and i have since before this election. it does not speak for me. i am not supporting a system that was built on the backs of my ancestors who were slaves. i'm not here for it. ski can say i'm going to fight against this system. that is my right. and no that guy is not my president. >> it is not

i say partisan before we had former elected officials or people that served in traditionally jay johnson with democrats or with republicans. this is an a political appointment. shouldn't this be the way it is and almost always b someone totally removed from politics? >> this is about protecting our citizens on the homeland. that's what general kelly is bringing to this position. he cherishes america and its citizens and he had that perspective of working to protect our homeland whether from drug trafficking or otherwise in his position from south com. he is a very wise selection and someone both republicans and democrats will do a fine job. again, we have to vet them carefully and i look forward to sitting down with him. >> you are not ready to commit yet? you feel wait until they spent time? >> yes, i would say that of every nominee that we see coming forward. i would rather discuss some of those issues. what are the personal feelings and the feelings in this position and what did they bring to the aspect of that seat? what qualification do they have? >> they may or may not have to do w

and jay johnson has spoken to this. there has been concern expressed, the state and local officials, having electoral infrastructure out of concern for some danger of federal overreach. the fact of the matter is secretary johnson continues, what he did over the summer in the lead up to the election, given the threat posed. and malicious cyberactivity. we made available to state and local officials, the administrators and owners and operators of the elect oral infrastructure, made available to the department of homeland security a range of cybersecurity tools and efforts to improve their cybersecurity. that was an important role for dhs to play, and the critical infrastructure, dhs continues to have the ability to provide those services and capabilities and will continue to do so. there will be continued engagement with state and local officials to make clear the critical infrastructure is not in any way an effort to intrude upon or get in between the state comptroller's and the system. >> the decisionmaking process -- >

. >> i think you can look at statements made by jay johnson. statements that have come from dhs. indeed a september memo that dhs, an internal memo that came out, that points to problems and concerns with the lack of vetting, indeed -- >> but there are two things -- >> -- we don't know all the detail. >> i just want to be clear about one thing. vetting can be imperfect. but to say it is not happening is a completely different things. any refugee entering the united states has been vetted. things can be missed. but that doesn't mean they are not being vetted. >> we know. that even -- go back to the interrogator for ksm. and he even talks about how ksm is talking about wanting to use the refugee program. you can look at secretary johnson's statements about we don't know a lot about the syrian refugees coming into the country, those coming from war-torn areas. and that was a statement he made in 2015. and then to not pause this program until we can say, we have a process in place, where we are going to be able to know who is coming into this country. i think it is our responsibility

jay johnson, the you going homeland security secretary is giving advice for the incoming trump administration. >> my sincere hope is that this next administration will wrestle the comprehensive immigration reform, they will take on border security as they said they will. but you know, the president-elect has also said at some point we're going to take a look at these 11 million and figure out what to do. and when you get to that point you're going to realize that the dreamers, the people who camaç here as kids are people who are the most sympathetic in terms of who's here undocumented. and they ought to reckon with the fact that these people ought to be allowed to come out of the shadows and stay on the books. >> mexico's ambassador to the united states is urging mexican nasals living here to apply for u.s. citizenship all to help defend against any hardline immigration policies coming from president-elect donald trump. so what strategy should the president-elect adopt to fix the immigration mess? joining us from houston, the republican lieutenant governor of texas, dan patrick. mr. patrick,

johnson at trump tower. the transition team did not reveal the topics on the agenda. prior to the meeting mr. trump's spokesman says the president-elect received intelligence briefing from his incoming national security advisor retired lieutenant general mike flynn. >> much more still ahead right here on "eyewitness news". why now is the time to get a flu shot. what doctors are saying, why some things you heard about the flu shot are just plane wrong. and the poconos are also getting some snow this morning. justin is back to tell us what we can expect to see from this first taste every winter weather, with the delaware valley. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv and

the president-elect also sat down with president obama's homeland security secretary, jay johnson, at trump tower. mr. trump heads to alabama saturday for rally at the same stadium that hosed the largest event of his campaign, the trump's will spends the holiday at his estate in florida. kenneth craig, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> and, still ahead on "eyewitness news" this saturday morning. >> ♪ >> a second chance. the sing here made headlines when the sixers pulled her from sinking the national anthem returns to philly. also ahead, it was a big night in south philadelphia, as a popular former player is honored for his induction into the basketball hall of fame. >> and police smash a car window to rescue a woman inside. but if you take a closer look, you will realize there was no reason for the emergency. we're back in a moment. >> back now on "eyewitness news", we're not the only ones getting early taste every winter. white-out conditions, icy roads, made driving a nightmare in parts of up-state new york on friday. at minneapolis-st. paul is expecting close to a foot of snow th

johnson at trump tower today. transition team did not reveal topic of their agenda. trump spokesmen says president-elect received an intelligent briefing from his this being national security advisor, retired lieutenant general, mike flynn. >>> the pentagon says chinese warship has seized a u.s. navy unmanned under water drone. that drone which is about 10 feet long and less than 2 feet wide was collecting unclassified data in the south china sea. u.s. navy is demanding its return. chinese embassy says it has no comment. >>> a south jersey military family dream of having dad home for christmas, is coming true. >> they are surprising the lt. col. with a big welcome home celebration. >> "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is in clayton gloucester count which excited family and friend, cleve, t us about it. >> reporter: a lot of cold noses but warm hearts here on delsea drive-in clayton all these people behind me turned out and they want to welcome home lt. col. jim garcia who has been overseesed now multiple time

>> jay johnson, as -- jey johnson was concerned about something happening. he said we should have each secretary of state contact me if they need some help. so i contacted the governor of the state in nevada and told him he should call the fbi and secretary johnson and he did. some people there didn't do it. i did. >> senator mcconnell apparently did not believe the intelligence was strong enough and resisted calls for bipartisan -- >> i don't know why -- i don't know what he did or didn't do. >> do you recall that happening? >> what happening? >> that mcconnell resisting calls to move forward for some sort of bipartisan statement about russia. do you remember that happening in that september briefing? >> yeah, i've had a number of conversations with pelosi and trying to write a letter that everybody accepted and we never got one done. >> and it's because the republicans resisted it? >> well, it didn't get done. >> do you believe there was a systematic effort by the republican leadership here to withhold this information before the elections because of polit

johnson, in this official briefing for these legislators, so he knew, and, you know, he apparently was taking it seriously enough to whebe there making the case along with these other people, we have reason to believe that they're helping trump, not just interfering. so we know he knows, or didn't believe it. he didn't think that it rose to the level of needing to be disclosed before we had our election. but he did think that the new -- now new e-mails on anthony weiner's e-mail. did rise to what we needed to do know before election. he has two sets of facts and he goes with that one. >> if comey was in the room, he knew that these things were happening, and harry reid wrote to him, this is what harry reid said to comey back in october. in my communications with you and other top officials in the national security community, it has become clear that you possess explosive information about close ties and coordination between donald trump and his top advisors and the russian government, a foreign interest openly hostile to the united states. is there any reason the fbi could receive that

that meeting was about 45 minutes between jeh johnson and mr. trump. and although the meeting, we don't know what was said, kellyanne conway did come out off camera and say, basically, they do thank jay jeh johnson fr being here today and the obama administration, she says, has been very helpful in this time of transition. what's interesting about this is that jeh johnson has been very critical, of course; of the russian cyber hacking attacks we have had and pointing the finger at vladimir putin. at the time of the meeting this morning, we still didn't realize that the fbi now is agreeing with the cia that the russians -- and you can say vladimir putin in the same sentence -- were behind the hack attack at the dnc. also we were not thinking we're going to get the announcements, we're not going to get them, mr. trump is going to be leaving shortly for orlando, heading to the airport. but the two posts that are really kind of in flux, we have no new answers and we're not hearing they're even close to a decision, of course, is v.a. secretary and agricultu

johnson was. when you look at the fact that you have a national former security team of agency head, you have people that understand that and now creative writer which is what we have in ben rhodes, security adviser right now. general mattis brings credible amount of expertise and experience being a leader from second lieutenant all the way to four-star general and the relationships that he has developed in that region that we are now seeing fall apart. maria: you're right. under the obama administration you found a lot of political operatives basically in the roles and now you're seeing trained military officers, the other thing, though, about the obama administration is, you know, how many defense secretaries were there in the last eight years, right? >> four. maria: exactly. a number of them said the president wasn't listening to us. so even though he's -- he had the people in place, he actually wasn't taking their advice. >> no, everyone knows that our defense strategy, national security strat

this is, you referenced jay johnson and some of his visits, this is actually a visit where there was a large gathering large gathering of people in our community and just some of the areas, the main pillars that we focused on our very some similar to community policing which is engagement, education, training, a referral process, intervention in the example that i like to give, give, we are not qualified to do that. i have heard that. i'm not a hipper expert, i'm not a mental health expert, i'm not a psychologist and so i'm not the appropriate person to do a lot of the intervention, but there are examples of people, and this happens almost daily in our schools throughout the country and locally in montgomery county where there's an opportunity, weathers trust, weathers relationship where we can do intervention. when i say intervention, because there's that trust we can maybe get somebody to help whose suicidal or somebody who's violent. maybe a kid who wants to harm somebody and has taken additional steps to do that. how can we be effective in navigating through those things but were

this is reference jay johnson and some of his visits. this is actually a visitp where there was a large gathering of people in our community and just some of the areas that we may pillars, if you will,sfocused on very similar community policing and engagement, education, training, very specific, referralzv process, interventio and the example that i like to give, we're not qualified to do that. i've heard that. i'm not a hippa expert, i'm certainly not a mental health expert. i'm not a psychologist, i'm not the appropriate person to do a lot ofht intervention, there ar examples of people and this happens almost daily in our schools, throughout the country and locally in montgomery county where there's an opportunity where there's trust, where there's a relationship, where we can do intervention. when i say intervention. we can -- because there's that trust, we can maybe get some help who is suicidal. maybe somebody who is violent. maybe a kid who wants to harm somebody and has taken additional steps tozv do that. so how can we be effecti

this is reference jay johnson and some of his visits. this is actually a visitp where there was a large gathering of people in our community and just some of the areas that we may pillars, if you will,sfocused on very similar community policing and engagement, education, training, very specific, referralzv process, interventio and the example that i like to give, we're not qualified to do that. i've heard that. i'm not a hippa expert, i'm certainly not a mental health expert. i'm not a psychologist, i'm not the appropriate person to do a lot ofht intervention, there ar examples of people and this happens almost daily in our schools, throughout the country and locally in montgomery county where there's an opportunity where there's trust, where there's a relationship, where we can do intervention. when i say intervention. we can -- because there's that trust, we can maybe get some help who is suicidal. maybe somebody who is violent. maybe a kid who wants to harm somebody and has taken additional steps tozv do that. so how can we be effecti

.>> they go to johnson again and into the end zone with a touchdown. >> after the game jay gruden was heard blasting his team. he could be heard through the wall in the locker room. many of the players afterward said he was upset about the team's poor effort on the field. he said he was simply trying to get his point across. >> i wouldn't call it anger. call emergency more than anger. trying to get them going a little bit more but i don't think it was that much different than a loss. i don't think i was that angry after the game. >> he felt the same way as redskins fans did. let's check in for more inside stunk. redskins went back and forth with the cardinals who played with more guts than the redskins outlasting dc 31-23 in arizona. the loss was tough and trying to keep pace for a wild-card spot and doesn't help. quarterback kirk cousins interception doesn't help but under pressure all day long. sacked twice and lost with a fumble as well. not the finest game for the ds next sunday in a must win game. inside the red zone i'm frank hanrahan. >>> thank you frank and a big divisional sh

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captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations >> pauley: good morning. i'm jane pauley and this is "sunday morning." this coming wednesday marks the 5th anniversary of the japanese attack on pearl harbor, the attack that transformed america's role in the world. this morning, we remember pearl harbor, beginning with the memories of those who were actually there. lee cowan will report our cover story. >> every year there are fewer, those who witnessed the attack that plunged the u.s. into war. but 75 years later they still have a story to tell. >> living one day like it's going to be my last day. every day is going to be my last day. >> is that lesson you learned that day on december 7th? >> oh, yeah, life is precious. the infamous day that defined a nation and a super power, ahead on "sunday morning." >> pauley: the rolling stones have been rocking the rock music world for more than half a century. and they're showing no sign of slowing down. this morning they look back and ahead with anthony mason. ♪

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