? we have an excellent emergency response team. we have, you know, good resources. sometimes some of this stuff seems like it s impossible to protect against. i don t know the details yesterday. we are still finding out information. but i m here on the scene. there are over 100 over 100 vehicles here of emergency responders here. yeah. you can see that we couldn t have done more than we did. i feel so grateful that city officers got onto the scene within 60 seconds. it could have been worse than what it was. that s kind of remarkable. because the scourge of mass shooters and active shooters in america is first and foremost i was talking to senator cardin about it and i can talk to the atf and i can talk to everyone about it, ultimately it is the
white house were numbered. i suspect we are going to hear maybe a little back and forth about whether he quit or fired, as sometimes happens in these situation. but his departure was seen as being on the runway and hasn t been totally ignored as we sit here and tack about it today. i think we will see a lot of people paying attention to what that decision means and what ramifications it could have for white house. all right, a slightly apreviousated discussion, due to everything with harvey. thank you for joining us from walk. regarding harvey, brownsville saw some pretty huge tidal surges in the storm t. city officers have stayed open to help residents fight off the flood waters. joining me now, tony martinez, mayor of brownsville, texas. mr. mayor, thank you for joining me t. operations center for emergencies, that s up and ready. what kind of services are being
chicago police, guns powerful enough to pierce body armor, the updates a week after two city officers were shot and wounded in attacks and after three people were gunned down in gang violence 1000 people have been shot in chicago so far this year. top democrat on the judiciary committee under fire for revealing classified information, senator dianne feinstein exposing the fbi, spent $1 billion to hack into the terrorist s cell phone. the fbi had to spend $900,000 to hack it open and as i subsequently learned of some of the reasons there were good reasons to get into that device. it was revealed toward james comey, the agency came, the third party to unlock the phone
number of 45 per year over the past decade. those safety concerns as well as low pay and troubled pension programs are making it hard to keep officers on the job. and morale is particularly low in dallas where five cops were killed during an ambush in july. nearly 100 city officers quit or retired since then. so, how do we stop this bloodletting? if you think about it, 62, that s, just through november, and not through the whole year. that is almost six police officers killed every month of the year. kennedy: these are heart-breaking stories because you know, often times law enforcement, they have got families, they have got kids. we saw one female officer in california who just gotten off maternity leave that week. she was killed in cold blood. and, i have talked to police officers here, i know i talked about my brother-in-law, he was a cop for a long time.
member of the house intelligence committee, democrat congressman adam schiff, said the tragedy in paris should not be used to restart the program, adding the bipartisan agreement to end the bulk collection of data shows how privacy and security are not mutually exclusive. jenna: catherine, thank you. jon: the u.s. embassy this kabul is warning american citizens there after getting, quote, credible reports of an imminent attack in the afghan capital, now urging all u.s. citizens to exercise extreme caution moving around the city for at least the next 48 hours. this comes as the u.s. state department continues to warn americans not to travel to afghanistan because of the unstable security situation there. jenna: well, jury selection underway today in the trial of william porter. he s the first of six city officers to stand trial in baltimore for the death of freddie gray who was critically injured and later died in police custody. porter is facing manslaughter and misconduct charges in t