thune of south dakota who beats jay williams tonight. >> it's too early to pr jekt where the democrat will take back his seat from republican johnson who took the six four years ago. a fine gold come back would be -- in louisiana where the jungle primary is making it difficult to project who will replace david vitter, a republican, there are numerous dand cates from both parties on the ballot and the winner must get more than 50% of the vote to preclude a runoff which would be december 10th. >> and this just in ready to make another call now. the foxx news decision desk is projecting that donald trump has won the state of arkansas in the presidential state. this of course a state of which bill clinton was governor for a number of years, first lady of hillary clinton out of arkansas for 12 years as well and this state typically votes republican and has done so tonight with donald trump. >> as you look at the electoral votes that will be tallying up throughout the night on the bottom of your screen, will be ticking to 270. that's what you need to win the presidency of the unite

most famous pites in history. argggplus film critic ryan jay is here with movie reviews for the weekend.join us at nine. russ: as i've traveled to all 72 counties, i've heard from a lot of people. including seniors, concerned that ron johnson is going to turn medicare into a voucher i've heard fprogram.t of people. blue collar guy: ron johnson's trade deals help other countries, not us. russ: the bottom line - people want an economy that delivers for them. man: we just need a fair shake, and, russ, i think you need a bigger van. russ: i'm russ feingold the trial for a white former police officer accused of shooting an unarmed black man continues today in south carolina. . 34-year-old michael slager is charged in the april 2015 shooting death of 50 year-old walter scott, an unarmed motorist. slager shot scott eight times after he fled a traffic stop, the shooting wapt bystander on dramatic cellphone video. slager faces between 30 years and lifen prison if convicted of murder. happening today friends and family will lay to rest the fallen "rusk county" deputy "dan glaze." glaze wa

, homeland security secretary jay johnson said the next administration will wrestle with a digital jihad. >> when you look at their recruitment efforts on social media, on the internet, it is slick, it is impressive. it has a western flavor to it. >> reporter: clinton says trump makes a mistake whenever he alienates the muslim community. >> calling for a total and complete shut down of muslims entering the united states. >> reporter: chief new some says his officers rely on strong community partnerships to disrupt terrorism and crime. >> it is peculiar behavior by the lone wolf actor, and i think that, you know, the community has been very good about recognizing some of those things. >> reporter: in september the dumpster bomber in new york city was taken down in new jersey after a 36-hour manhunt. based on his notebook obtained by fox news, he was prepared to die for radical islam. >> until it happens to you or someone close to you, i don't think people fully comprehend the threat we are facing. i would like to say to my kids, you know, we are doing our best to really prevent another 9/

prompted 48 states to ask the department of homeland security for help. but secretary jay johnson and other experts insist that the chance of a hack actually altering the outcome of the election is slim >> i have a lot of confidence in the integrity of our ballot counting process, a lot of confidence in the security and cyber security around the process run by state and local election officials. >> reporter: part of the reason for that confidence most voting machines are not connected to the internet or each other. each state runs their own operations with different voting machines. experts say it would be impossible for hackers to breach them nationwide simultaneously. but hackers could still cause plenty of trouble on election day with an election this divided. their biggest fear is hackers instill chaos into a system where there's already disrupt >> if they disrupt the reporting of information, people will imply you can't trust the results. >> reporter: the biggest threat for the average american is hackers gaining access to voter databases and thus their personal information. the

responding to russia and a z)(ruption on election day? >> two top officials. james clamor and jay johnson issued a statement last month. they were very specific. they said that the most senior level russian officials must have approved the hacking that has been done of democratic officials, hillary clinton's campaignñr chairman. i'm told that since then there was a private warning, i believe by president obama himself to vladimir putin saying any further russian attempts to fear in the u.s. elections would have the most serious consequences. i'm told further that officials believe the russians have not escalated attacks. they saoepbl to have gotten the message. people are very careful and watching each event. there is a cyber war room set up for tuesday to monitor any attempt to intrude. i'm told finally that all vyings president biden warned of u.s. repricÑireprisals none have been against russia. >> dickerson: fran, on election day, how may we see disruption from those that want to mess with the election returns? >> you know, john, i think we think about it like the recent attacks we saw. i

, including florida to request assistance from the department of homeland security. jay johnson and other cyber security experts insist that the chance of a hack altering the election is slim and part of th most voting machines are not connected to the internet. on top of that, each state runs machines. hackers could still cause plenty of trouble on election day. any attempt to hack the vote would add fuel to where there's already a tremendous amount of mistrust in the election. >> that they disrupt the reporting information, people will imply you can't trust the results. they will say you can't trust the results. >>laura: but perhaps the biggest threat for the average american is hackers getting access to voter data bases and that's their personal information. this is already happening in several states. >>russell: while hacking is illegal, did you know that trading your vote is not? you can freely trade your vote to someone in another state and it's perfectly legal. several vote swapping websites and apps have popped up in a few weeks. they allow republicans and democrats to trade

jay-z. >>> gary johnson makes one more push for support in colorado with a rally in lakewood. he is campaigning at colorado christian university at 3:00 in the afternoon. >>> ahead of the weekend, thousands of people in swing state nevada voted early. huge lines formed vegas area. more than 57,000 people cast ballots yesterday in clark county alone. some that waited in line had to cast provisional ballots because of registration glitches. >>> if you still have questions about your ballot, head to 9 news.com and check out the colorado voting guide. we break down how to vote and how to register. there is still time. we have information about local candidates and ballot issues and truth test on the ads that >>> crews battling the jenkins fire in southern colorado have it 100% contained. some crews are on the ground outside of west cliff to make sure that existing fire lines are secure. the fire started october 17th when wind downed a power line. it scorched 18,000 acres. some smoke may be visible until the area gets enough rain to completely extinguish the fire. >>> investigators are t

make sure that the vote is secure. secretary jay johnson addressed that moments ago with the integration center. we learned two voting systems in illinois and arizona had in fact been breached. remember that? live in washington with the latest on this. so how serious a threat is this cybersecurity issue to what happens on tuesday, doug? >> reporter: in terms of a threat to distort or manipulate or change the vote count nationally, probably not much. and the reason is the voting system in the united states is deeply decentralized. elections are done state by state as we all know and within each state, district by district and polling place by polling place. even electronic voting machines are not connected to the internet in the vast majority of cases. a senior white house official told fox news today that it would be extremely difficult including a nation's state actor by cyberattack or intrusion. that said, there is little doubt among national security experts that russia under president putin has been trying to disrupt our political process. 48 states have asked for securit

at the garden. dealing with concussion systems. jay crowder started hot. and makes the 3. nasty-looking left ankle sprain and hops off the floor all the way to the locker room and he did not return to the game. johnson takes from long range. 4-4 behind the arc. johnson scored 23 as the celtics beat the bulls at the garden 107-100. >>> the only local news at 7:00 starts in two minutes. coming up, good news for people who use uber to get around boston and other local cities. the change that is coming that means you won't h the final e-mail with your bills. >>> and she was out for a sunday jog and never returned. the murder of vanessa marcotte in princeton shocked our state. never an arrest. and kate: my mom and i love shooting hoops. but you know what - she could still learn a few things from me - just like i've learned a lot from her. mom helps with homework... she helped dad start his business... and she even fought to put bad guys in jail. especially when they need it most. i'm really proud of her. and she's taught me that with hard work - i can do... anything. kelly: i'm kelly

jay johnson and other experts insist that the chance of the hack, they actually altered that outcome of the election is slim. >> i have a lot of confidence in the integrity of the valid county process and that they would have a lot of conference in their security and their cyber security. and around their process run by the state, local election and their officials. >> a part of the reason for that confidence has to do with the fact that most voting machines are not connected to the internet. nor are they connected to each other that they would need to run their own operations with different kinds of the voting machines that it will be impossible for them to breach their mall nationwide and simultaneously. >> but they could still cause trouble on election day, especially with this that will be divided as they say the biggest fear is hackers instilling their chaos into a system where there is tremendous mistrust between republicans and democrats. >> and if they disrupt the reporting of the information, then people will imply from that, you cannot trust their results. even though not a

homeland security, jay johnson. he will be having a conversation with mcauley from bloomberg news. we it the infrastructure be in the big topic i can't think of anybody better to have that conversation and kick today's event off the secretary. mr. mrl yours. welcome. [applause] >> a good afternoon. >> thank you secretary for joining us today. were excited to have a care bloomberg. i wanted to start off with a question and then will open up to audience as well and make this interactive. wanted to ask in the run-up to last week's election there's a lot of concerns around cyber security, i know dhs was in touch with a lot of states that had been offering cyber assistance. wanted to know less than a week from then what he saw that it was there any activity, intrusions, any kind of report you can give us after so much concern leading up to that time? >> let me begin by addressing the elephant in the room and be nonresponsive to your question at least and initially. and that is the transition that we are in. this is my third transition that i have been through. i have been part of the outgo

the help of these green cards. there's been no investigation, no sense of urgency by jay johnson or anybody at the department of homeland security, but things are going to be different under president-elect donald trump. >> sheriff, have you -- your name has been mentioned a lot. have you been approached for a possible position in the administration? >> sean, i'm not going to go there at this point in time. look, they're well aware of what they're doing there. donald trump will decide in the end who he wants to assist him in making america great again. >> i didn't see you on the camera in the lobby of trump tower going in and out. did you sneak in the side door like i did or what? >> look, when the president asks you to serve you step up and fulfill that duty. i think it would be an honor to serve in the trump administration. we'll leave it at that for now. >> mercedes let me ask you because this is really important. politically you see what i call the alt radical left. they're going insane. these poor college kids need their professors to give them playdoh, hot cocoa, aromatherapy

damage they can do in? homeland security jay johnson urged the new trump administration to remain focusee on these cyber threats thateats could even effect the power grid. tech experts say the good news here is there's more awareness about it, but they're fearful with the new administration the cyber threat could fall through the cracks.crac > a knowledge look time expertt on thei secret service is asking for the budget to be doubled. you can see for yourself here at the white house construction isi already underway on the inaugeral parade stand. this place will be in a virtualt security lock down for the inaugeration. some secretow service analysts and experts are saying that the secret service service needs a massive increase in both its forces and budget to meet a growing online threat against the in coming presidenti ofng the united states. just to be d rushed off a stage by te secret service after someone yelled gun.u social media hashtags like hashtag assassinate trump and hashtag kill trump have spread. violence became a regular scenel at some trump rallies when antii trump

septiembre con el secretario de seguridad nacional jay johnson. >> cindy vive mÁs angustiada que hace dos meses. cuando enfrentÓ al secretario de seguridad jay johnson, le rogÓ ayudarla con el caso de su hijo. esas suplicas dicen cayeron en oÍdos sordos, hace poco rechazaron la peticiÓn de asilo de su hijo. >> sentÍ que el mundo se me caia encima. >> desde el centro de detenciÓn en georgia, su hijo de 21 aÑos de edad dijo vÍa telefÓnica que regresar a guatemala serÍa una sentencia de muerte. >> me falsificaron mispapeles dijeron que no tengo miedo de regresar a mi paÍs y que vine a trabajar por cinco aÑos, algo que nunca dije. >> a pesar que el secretario johnson no prometiÓ que harÍa algo por su hijo, ella se llenÓ de esperanza luego que un funcionario se acercara y se interesara por el caso de su hijo. >> reconocieron que recibieron los documentos pero dijeron que mientras estÉ en las manos de inmigraciÓn de atlanta no pueden hacer nada.. >> aseguran que una llamada hubiera bastado para que el caso se aclarara. indagamos con el departamento de seguridad nacional per

what the secretary who i work for and now jay johnson is trying to create eight dhs and there are ways to think about what dh life should look like in the future. for one, it's clearly our border agency, i mean, it is the coast guard, tsa, border protection, what's flowing in and out of the country and not just to stop it, but how do you promote commercial activity and move people and goods and ideas and also, fema, response apparatus, which is when something bad happens are our cities safe and is our nation prepared to say people when they needed the most. >> host: before we go further we will get the phone lines up so people can participate. juliette kayyem, you said you had strong thoughts, what are two things you do differently? >> guest: i would take the secret service out and it's sort of a different kind of-- it's so in line with the department in terms of investigation, so that is certainly one thing, but what a lot of people don't know is that the department has a large intelligent apparatus. i'm not saying that's a value added, but in my business, the consumer of intelli

bloomberg government the secretary of homeland security jay johnson. he will be having a conversation with my colleague from bloomberg news. obviously with infrastructure being such a big topic, security of infrastructure is something we have to be thinking about, and i can't think of anybody better to have that conversation did the secretary. so mr. secretary, it's all yours. welcome. [applause] >> good afternoon. >> thank you, secretary, for joining us today. we are excited to have you here at bloomberg. let me start off with a question and then we will open up to the audience. i wanted to ask, there were a lot of concerns around cybersecurity. i know that dhs was in touch with a lot of states and i just want to know what you saw that dave was there any intrusions or any kind of report that you can give us after the concerns leading up to that time? >> was the begin addressing the elephant in the room and being non- responsive to the question at least initially being the transition that we are in. this is my third that i've been through. i've been part of the outgoing t

. to us he's a running back for the cardinals but to the kids.. david johnson is something of a superhero.. despite where he's at now johnson's childhood didn't about being bullied as a kid.. the memories are rough but he wants kids to know bullies don't define you 3 jay let's talk cards now.. chandler catanzaro has definitely made up for definitely catanzaro has chandler cards now.. let's let's talk cards now.. chandler catanzaro has definitely made up for that first fumble against the patriots in week 1.. yesterday.. he kicked a 34- yard field goal as the clock ticked down - the cards the denver broncos also had a close game over the weekend - this one against the saints.. rookie safety - will parks.. returned a blocked extra point - racing 80-plus yards down the sidelines for a two-point conversion with just a minute on the clock. the move.. ultimately won them the game.. afterwards - parks told reporters it's all thanks to his grandma - who made him take ballet classes as a kid. he says the lessons helped let's get to our 12 today poll question.. if you went out this weekend

jay johnson and local police officials and national intelligence and security officials have been saying all eyes open. but again, it's kind of hard to do that every waking moment of the day. looking for something suspicious. this is a scenario where this man took advantage of people at a moment when everyone was vulnerable. this may not have been preventable. but what is preventable is people falling victim to this again and again and again. realizing this happened today. it can happen again. and to keep your eyes open. an something with someone in your family member, about the behavior that changes and you think there may be some kind of connection to either anger or some type of terror situation where the two are link order some other scenario that may suggest terrorism may be coming, say something. >> let somebody know. jay jay green, national security correspondent. . >>> update on the shooting to attack in new orleans. two people responsible for fire ongoing a crowd. one person kill, others wounded. violence erupt to do the same time at festival last year. in 2015, a man was

cysts, -- assists and eight rebounds. check out johnson. bradley a big night. 22 points, is 7 rebounds and five assists. later in the fourth jay crowder -- he was -- [ indiscernible ] gave it is a go and looked good. sweet step back. crowder finished with 15. celtics finished the between topping the nets 111-102. >>> how about kevin love? cleveland, cavs setting a record. -- >>> thankful for the patriots. these guys are 8-2. tom brady did not practice. he has a knee injury. it is probably just precautionary but he should be ready to go on sunday. the field today. however multiple reports say he only missed one game so there is a chance we could see him against the jets. back to brady. he was named the offensive player of the week today for the second time this season. 27th for his career. tom was terrific against the niners going for 280 yards and four touchdowns without an interception. of course tomorrow is thanksgiving and the will indeed practice on turkey day. today some of the players let us in on their favorite holiday dishes starting with safety devin. >> macaroni and

, daron boswell-johnson has been charged in their deaths. local artist jay mural.. and young people in the community painted it. the unveiling ceremony is set for 10 this morning. it's an issue that's generated complaints for years in arlington. tow trucks - hooking up, and driving off with your car minutes after you park. now, some fear a new proposal will actually make it easier for towing companies to act in a predatory way. the plan would increase the distance a tow company storage lot can be located from the county line by a quarter mile. supporters of the goal is to increase competition without adding an unreasonable distance people have to travel to pick up their car. the county board will consider it and several proposals next month. metro says it's ahead of schedule fo t repairs. surge 10 impacts the red line between noma-gallaudet and fort totten.. closing down two stations altogether. it's predicted to last 24 days - but after just nine days, the agency says its completed 41-percent of the work. if the planned work wraps up early, crews will use the time to do additional mai

on our free c-span radio app. >> homeland security second jay johnson, state and local government officials, and private industry representatives will be talking about the conditions of u.s. infrastructure and the need for its upkeep and modernization. president-elect trump has said he wants to make infrastructure spending a top priority in his administration. secretary johnson should be arriving shortly. live coverage here on c-span. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. afternoon. sorry to break up the conversation. my name's josh eastright i'm the head of bloomberg government. on behalf of my colleagues from across bloomberg, whether it be bloomberg news, bloomberg intelligence, or us here at bloomberg government, i'd like to welcome you to the kickoff of bloomberg next, which is a week of briefings, conversations, and events we'll be hosting, talking a lot about foot ture of work and technology, innovation, law, and government. and what -- we couldn't pick a better time to talk about any of those topics give the fact that we have a new administration and new congress coming to

c-span.org. or listen on our free c-span radio app. >> homeland security second jay johnson, state and local government officials, and private industry representatives will be talking about the conditions of u.s. infrastructure and the need for its upkeep and modernization. president-elect trump has said he wants to make infrastructure spending a top priority in his administration. secretary johnson should be arriving shortly. live coverage here on c-span.

-- when he was on montrial same story with nashville. he scored twice tyler johnson there are certain things one does as a leader to motivate. it turns out this last weekend buccaneer quarterback jay ms. winston went old school to get his message to his teammates. we have more. >> reporter: sundays stunning when in kansas city had a different when -- had a different feel compared to the four other buccaneer wins this season. this victory was up -- extra special because of what jay ms. winston difference teammates just days before every player in the locker room. >> i told him how grateful i was to be there quarterback. that was the main thing. >> for him to be a leader and stand up like that he is a born leader. >> reporter: he wrote the letter before the barracks game but told the coach he wanted -- the bears game that said he wanted to wait to give it to his teammates before the cheese their. >> i told you i was grateful for every one of you. you see how we play as a family. you see what we can do as a family. it is all about us. >> he is a special guy. we have never questio

august when jay johnson, the secretary of homeland security said maybe we should designate the system to be a critical infrastructure. after all, you look around the city and the washington monument is considered criminal infrastructure -- critical infrastructure. the defense systems are considered critical infrastructure. maybe the aspen institute is. but the system is not. then a few weeks ago, we heard the director of the national security agency, admiral mike rogers make the observation that we need to rethink our critical infrastructure list entirely, lesser found building and institutions and more around the data flows which seem to make enormous sense to me. what difference would it make if any if our electoral system the underpinning of our democracy was considered critical infrastructure and do you thinkk you would have individual states say this is the beginning of an effort of the federal takeover and what has always been a state process. >> there's two questions that may lead to different answers. we consider it to be critical infrastructure and the other is the val

deportations are happening. >> home jay johnson spoke about his potential success sor and donald trump's bow to deport some 3 million undocumented immigrants with criminal records. johnson says his department has prioritized but he said that is not a catch-all solution to our nation's immigration concerns. >> you can build more walls and you can put more border security on southwest border but you've got circumstances in guatemala, honduras and el salvador to come to the united states for a better life. >> he gave his stamp of approval to his potential success sor. congressman michael mccall is vying for the job. he currently chairs the house homeland security committee. and has spent years focusing on illegal immigration. all right. let's check in with our chief meteorologist. week. >> and one rumble of thunder right now. right here over painsville. just happened. just saw it on the radar. there it is. we've got some moderate to right here, right now. a few showers behind that front will linger in to the 8, 9, 10 p.m. hour. it should end. 55 currently cleveland. mild degrees. mid-50s in