Over tiktok taking place now. The house voting on a bill to force the chinese owner to sell the app or be banned in the United States. Welcome to a brandnew hour of americas newsroom. Im dana perino. Always a quick turn around. Bill im bill hemmer. Good morning at home. Some lawmakers say the chinesebased company is a threat to National Security. Others say tiktok ban would limit free speech online. That bipartisan bill expected to pass but faces an uncertain future once it hits the senate. Jim jordan on stand by. Chad pergram has the news live from the hill. Hello to you. Theyre coming to the closing moments of this debate. One vote coming up in this series taking about 20, 25 minutes here but they believe they have the votes to pass this bill. It will take a 2 three vote. If all 432 members of the house vote that will be 288. But they expect to be well alove that threshold. Look to see, though, if some of the concern that former President Trump has expressed suppresses the gop vote a
Extremely, you know, sorts of radical, sort of discourse from certain imams that affect this very small portion of the population. they then come back. they battle-hardened. they have learned how to use help weaponry. they are not afraid to die. and in this particular instance that s what happened. how is the muslim community reacti reacting? you see many of them in belgium saying not in my name. and social media. that s a problem. it s going to be a big challenge. jim, you ve been tracking intelligence operations that led to that operation yesterday, 5,000 rounds into that building. they are also telling us there s a balance there as well. that the more raids, the more information, the more pressure they re putting on these cells, the more incentive there may be to act sooner than later on behalf of the terrorists. how do they strike the balance? i think we saw that in yesterday s raid. they did not know of a specific plot necessarily by this group of eight or nine in that
Things in the country. being effective at sea is as important being effective stopping things across the land border. with the land border four hours south, evidents to stop cartel smuggling here intensified. including expansion of maritime patrols in the santa monica bay by the u.s. coast guard. routine patrols here off the coast of california can only find so much, tracking intelligence and good old fashioned luck helps capture some of the smugglers. when they are in boats as small as 25 feet, open bow, it takes the public also to keep an eye out. special details. the coast guard can t be everywhere at all times. depending on the general public to tell us what they see and whacks periences they ve got. that helps us in the path to the ability to defend america from the threats coming from the sea. intelligence suggests the boats called pon garbs are lunched by the cartels from northern mexico and travel several hundred miles offshore away from security cameras and
You don t think of mexican drug cartels coming ashore here more than ever before. along california s majestic coast 250 miles north of the mexican border surfers and sailors have company. they are drug smugglers bringing drugs and illegal immigrants into the country. become effective out at sea is just as important as the land bored. reporter: with the land bored some four hours south, efforts to stop drug car figure smuggling here have intensified. patrols like this one off the coast of california can only find so much. tracking intelligence, even good old-fashioned luck does help capture some of these smugglers, but when they are in boats as
Coast of california can only find so much. tracking intelligence, even good old-fashioned luck does help capture some of these smugglers, but when they re in bolts as small as 25 feet open bow, it takes the public also to keep an eye out. the coast guard can t be everywhere at all times, so depending on the general public to tell us what they see out there and what experiences they ve got, you know, that really helps us, and that adds to our ability to defend america from threats coming from the sea. reporter: now, jon, these boats are going as far as 100 miles offshore away from mexico, away from security cameras and patrols. then coming, again, a couple of hundred miles north trying to circumnavigate security and patrols. they are spilling fuel in some cases, getting stranded causing the coast guard to go out and do rescues, and, of course, they re coming ashore with some of this contraband or the illegal folks and that is a major threat here. the further north they go, the more