in the world. i m convinced that the story helped me get the job at the post . american history tv all weekend every weekend only on former equifax ceo, richard smith, testified today before the house financial services committee. it s the fourth time he s been before lawmakers this week. they re looking into the equifax data breach, which exposed private information from nearly 146 million people. all four hearings are available in our video library at c-span.org. [ banging gavel ] the committee will come to order. without objection, the chair is authorized to declare a recess of the committee at any time, and all members will have five legislative days within which to submit extraneous material to the chair for inclusion in the record. the hearing is entitled examining the equifax data breach. i now recognize myself for three-and-a-half minutes to give an opening statement. september 7th, equifax announced what it called a, quote, cyber security incident at its bus
see every single year some of the collisions turned deadly for the drivers. it can happen anytime of day, any time of night. the question is whether drivers are prepared when it does. we want to warn you some of the video you are about to see is a little graphic. it happened just that fast. too i did not see him until i saw his face. jim clay says yesterday afternoon this un nearly totaled his mustang on highway 6. when i driver early in the morning or late in the evening i slow down so i can watch more carefully. that s about all you can do. biologists say mating season makes dear crazy and is it s just now reaching its peak dale wolf at the auto body shop says the carnage is toadying almost every morning. are here. he says a 200 pound deer beating a car going 70 can cause 13,000 worth of damage and put a little fear in your heart. on friday we had a lot command. you immediately tell your kids to not to go out of town. if you see one deer you need to look for mo
as president elect-donald trump continues to work on his adminstrations transition into the white house- he ll receive his first tase of foreign diplomacy today. today.japan s prime minister is heading to new york to meet our future commander-in-chief - where he will likely look for reassurances that the u-s will remain committed to being strong allies with japan.he might also try to sway trump on the trans-pacific partnership - which is a trade agreement trump opposes. president-elect trump is still weighing his options on several cabinent members for he s denying alleged turmoil inside his transtion team - he isn t behind schedule for making these appointments. appointments.looking at the last three presidents - president obama hadn t made appointments until three weeks after the election.president george w. bush waited until mid-december to make his picks. and bill clinton waited seven weeks before announcing cabinent nominees. trump s former opponent - hillary clinton -
both of them men who have president trump s ear when it comes to things like immigration, like health care. and now transgender rights as well. their discussion, one of the highlights of the july three-day conservative rally known of course as cpac. it is now in its second day. we start with kerrey sanders who is standing by for us in mexico city where again we are expecting to hear from our secretary of state and the homeland security districtor as well. kerry, what can we expect to hear? reporter: they have had meetings that began yesterday over dinner with the counter-parts here in mexico. among the issues that both the secretary of state and the secretary of the department of homeland security are talking about are border security, a border wall, and of course the border to the south here in mexico to central america because so many people from honduras, guatemala, el salvador make their way up across land through mexico and then into the united states. the suggestion i
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