and delta force used the xbox is against targets that were very politically sensitive than the strike in iraq. politically sensitive with the iraqi government, the iraqi premier was only too happy to have js oc conduct a withering campaign against sunni insurgents and al qaeda in iraq, but was far less enthusiastic about missions that targeted shiite militants, even though those militants supported by a ran for killing a lot of americans, too. so this was the work around in at least a few cases, to kill those guys without people knowing that it was the americans that did it, and it is important to say that these were not ied's that kill lots of other people. the restrictions placed upon the use of the meant that usually and delta force operator would have to have eyes on a target. it had to be detonated in time that killed the targeted individual but not a whole bunch of civilians. >> and you say in the book that the political restrictions,restrictions, those imposed by malik he actually hobbled the task forces operation which is one of the reasons that they decided to take this on, a

the better known of those are the army's delta force operational detachment and the navy seal turned them to because the sixth seal team six organization with most of its recent history known as the special tactics squadron through the series of name changes but before all that there is a unit that i referred to because that was the nickname and the joint special operations command, and it joined the special operations command in the 2004 timeframe because it existed for a couple of decades before that and in addition to those units they call on the regimen which is a sort of elite infantry airborne light infantry unit to pick and the the army army is one 60th special operations aviation regiment in the niche organizations. >> host: it also has the national designation so what is the importance of that command? >> guest: it is is the command operationally is normally depending on what part of the world operating and for instance if it is in iraq, it would report to the u.s. central command who is the combatant commander for that part of the world. obviously from him it goes up to the

the better known of those, the army force, special forces operational detachment delta and the navy's seal team six. the air force has an equivalent organization that for most of the recent history 24 special tactics but went through series of name changes before that. there's a unit that i referred to a lot in the book as task force orange because that was the nick neighboring in -- nickname in special operations command and it joined quite later in the sort of 2004 time frame, but it existed for a couple of decades before that. in addition to those units, the 75th united states army, airborne unit that has been to 9/11, taken on a lot of the characteristics of special units and the army 160th operations aviation regimen, helicopter unit plus a variety of smaller organizations. >> host: it also has the designation as the national admission force. what is the importance of that? what's is its chain of command? >> guest: normally depending on what part of the world it's operating in. for example, if it's in iraq, it would report or afghanistan, it would report to the u.s. central comma

>> it has special mission units, and better known of those, the delta force, special forces operational attachment delta and the navy at seal team sixth, the air force has an equivalent organization that for most of its recent history has been known as the 24 special tactics squadron but went through a series of name changes before that. ..

they are up there with our delta force and with the special air service. they are security profession analysis. the problem is this. without -- they are security professionals. the problem is this, without intelligence you can't do anything. this is good old-fashioned spying. our job is to figure out a way that -- intelligence to penetrate the network. this is where we fail. we have been too dependent on intelligence. the new bond movie talks about how we're, you know, they overrely on drones. that's the very problem of what we're doing right now. network. to defeat a terror network you mutt penetrate the network. simply using drones and other things to assassinate people will not defeat the network. it will always grow back. so this is my big concern the french security services apparently did not penetrate the network and destroy the the network sufficiently after the charlie hebdo attack if it's terror-related which i believe it is. i don't think any criminal organization would have the resources or intention to do an attack of this scale. so this may w

sergeant wheeler was a member of the elite delta force, a highly decorated combat veteran of the afghanistan and iraq wars. master sergeant wheeler was killed in a successful mission to rescue 70 hostages who were about to be executed by isis. >> we have now heard from rescued hostages. they expected to be executed that day. after morning prayers. their graves hadal already been prepared. not only did our support help provide another mass killing, we enabled those partners of ours to deliver isil a clear defeat and prevented them from broadcasting a horrific massacre to the world. this is someone who saw the team that he was advising and assisting coming under attack. and he rushed to their -- to help them and made it possible for them to be effective. and in doing that lost his own life. that's why i'm proud of him. >> master sergeant joshua wheeler from roland, oklahoma, was 39 years old. he leaves his wife, four sons, his grandfather and grandmother. >> we saw the american troop commitment in vietnam escalate from a small number of advisers like sergeant wheeler, to hundreds of thousands

charlie: we know how dangerous it is because we originally saw the loss of a member of delta force in the rescue of hostages held by isis. mr. mcraven: absolutely. every mission has its risk. the training missions we do our realistic. whenever you are training as a special operator and the marine corps, the risk is always high and the potential for loss of life is out there. in a combat situation where the enemy gets a vote, the risk rises exponentially but we are well trained and we know how to deal with those situations. charlie: the enemy gets a vote of the nature of the rescue. mr. mcraven: they are part of the calculations. charlie: what remains to be told about that mission? mr. mcraven: not much. you have seen the recent article in the times magazine. charlie: today about the lawyers looking at the issue. mr. mcraven: and that is an aspect of the mission that was interesting. in a tactical aspect there is nothing left to be told. the way it has been per trade and provided in terms of books and movies are pretty close to reality. what i can tell you is we have a approval to do t

i'm wearing, this is delta force guy's uniform. put on a little pocket square for me.elling you want to go out there to end that problem right now. i don't think this president is doing enough. i don't think he is doing anything about it really. things are happening, i have friends in jordan, i have friends everywhere, they're frustrated beyond belief and frustrating to sit and watch as guy who studied history it is frustrating to watch. something needs to be done and clear in forceful way. melissa: i'm glad you bring up history. stacy, when you went through school and studied holocaust, what were people at the time letting this go on? how do you think history will judge everyone this time period? >> i think being weak. we should take a page out of the playbook fdr, when the axis power were exterminating jews this is genocide. pure and simple. it is evil. there is nothing else about it. there is no gray matter this situation. that means declaring war, which is what he did after pearl harbor. harris: from recent history we know this particular white house is resistant t

i don't think the police ought to be dressed like delta force. don't think they ought to have tanks or automatic weapons. >> that thing that happened in baltimore last spring the local politicians have gotten so much money to fix up the community. >> exactly. >> they haven't fixed up the community so this community has this break out like this. and then who gets blamed in the police get blamed. i think to myself where are the politicians that are supposed to fix this to begin with. where is the money. >> the concern is not police brutality. the greater concern is police not enforcing the law. you saw it in ferguson and baltimore where they were called off and told not to stop rioters who torched all these businesses and hurt people. the police didn't intervene. how many people living on the street i was in new york today. i have been there all my life going in and out of new york. there are more people on the street smoking pot on the street. los angeles. >> now you see people living on the street here more and more. >> maintaining order the key

i mean, you know, if a commander -- and we know delta force operators, they're not going to sit back if they're guys, guys they've trained, know well, they're going to get in that fire fight as this commander made the decision. they may not have started, you know, in the tightest box of the combat role, but that is certainly a combat whatever you want to call it. i mean, it may not be the starting mission, but that was part of their job that day. >> look -- >> and if you're going to have 50 guys on the ground in syria, it seems to me this is something the american people have to be prepared for. >> well, again, not to put too fine a point on it, but the fact of the matter the norm for these operators is not going to be going out on raids, right? that's not their mission. this decision was not rooted in we need a capacity to, essentially, have guys who can go on a series of targeted raids. that said, again, we have great confidence in our special operators, and they will make judgment calls. and if they make a judgment that they're under some type of threat that requires them to engag

if this isn't combat zone in these forces are not on a combat mission, how is it that in may, delta forcecommandos entered syria aboard helicopters and killed an islamic state leader in and about a dozen military fighters in one of our soldiers was killed a week and a half ago. if that's not a combat, what is that? >> that was a mission to save hostages. >> i know that, but you understand when these young men and women raise their hand and say they're going to defend the constitution and pledge their lives and it's with the proviso that the commander-in-chief and administration and powers that be don't let them sacrifice their lives for nothing. these people are going into combat. were saying it's not combat, but of course it is combat. >> of course it's combat. they go into combat because the president of the united states orders it. >> that's right, they don't come back with the purple heart because they weren't in combat. to understand the ramifications of pledging your life and pledging their lives. it is important. just a couple other things. because i reject the whole situation and

. >> the teams know more than 50 troops total could include members of the elite delta force and greenell as navy s.e.a.l. to provide ammunition, intelligence and supplies to arab and kurdish forces on the ground. until now he has long said he wouldn't put troops on the ground, especially in syria. the white house still insists that's true. >> they do not have a combat mission. this is not in any way an attempt to diminish the risk that they will face or the bravery that they will need to summon to carry out these operations. >> secretary carter did not discuss the ground troops while meeting service members in alaska friday night. but he did say isis is one of the biggest threats. >> we got to beat isil. we're going to beat them. they're evil and they're -- they are the evil. many the few and fundamentally, we're the strong. we will beat them. and we're doing that now and figuring out how to get better at it. >> chris freights, cnn washington. >>> hillary clinton continued her campaign push in the south this weekend. she got emotional when talking about gun control during her stop in

i mean, if the commander, and we know delta force operators, they are not going to sit back and get their they know well, they're going to get into a firefight as that committed made that decision. they may not have started in the tightest box of a combat role but that is surely a combat, whatever you want to call it. it may not be the starting nation but that was part of their job that day. and if you're going to have 50 guys on the ground in syria it seems to me this is something the american people have to be prepared for. >> well again, not to put too fine a point on it, but the fact of the matter is the norm for these operators is not going to be going out on raids, right? that's not their mission. this decision was not rooted in we need a capacity to essentially had guys who can go on a series of targeted rates. that said, again we have great confidence in our special operators, and they will make judgment calls. and if they make a judgment that they are under some type of threat that requires them to engage -- >> they or their partner's? >> that was a determination that was made in

. >> if this is a combat zone and these forces are not on a combat mission how was it delta force commandosyria aboard helicopters and ospreys and killed an islamic state leader about a dozen militant fighters and one of our soldiers was killed a week and a half ago. if that's not -- what is that? >> sergeant wheeler grew up 20 miles from where i did. that was a mission to save kurdish hostages and other hostages. >> i know that but you understand when we imperil -- these young men and women raised their hands to defend the constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic and pledge their lives with the proviso that the commander-in-chief in the the powers that be will sacrifice their lives for nothing. and these people are going into combat. you are saying it's not combat. >> of course it's combat and these people plan to combat because the president has its orders them. >> someone loses their life that don't come home with a purple heart because they went to combat. do you understand the ramifications of pledging your life and their lost? and just a couple of other things. because i

delta force, s.e.a.l.s, rangers and so on. you have to prepare for just about every contingency. there are different scenarios to go through when you go through them over and over again until it becomes second nature. of course, you can't predict the future. every once in a while you encounter a situation you hadn't planned for and the way you surmount it to succeed in situations like that is the people engaged in that, the police, the special operations forces are so good at the basics that they can react very, very quickly to a changing situation. >> this relatively new special operations force you're talking about with new york city is this exclusively what they're going to do. >> no, although a lot of their time is taken up doing this. there are a lot of situations they have to be ready for right now they are focusing on this. >> colonel jack jacobs, thank you for that. >>> a new call on the sunday talk shows to get more nations involved in the fight against isis. republican presidential candidate marco rubio said a joint u.s. air force is needed. >> we need to have a ground

unlike what we've seen on the discovery channel, where have delta forces are running in the room.just not the case in the real operational world when it comes to serving a high-risk warrant for a terrorist. the reason why is because the terrorist will fire at you. they are committed. they will blow themselves up. they want to die, abc louly zero fear. they're not afraid to die because of theirs. >> the female suspect who was believed blew herself up did not. instead there was a man apparently inside the apartment. he was wearing a suicide vest. that somehow detonated. how are special ops force supposed to react when they encounter a scene like that? >> well, here's what happens. what they're doing is their training is designed to literally enable these operators to be able to be able fire into a room without ever actually entering. slow and methodical clearing. it's almost like peeling a can open, if if you will. the foal goel is to be able to get their barrel in their eye with as much cover over their auththoracic cavity as possible they're not exposed. what they're doing is call

a broken indicator light forced a delta flight to turn around, the plane was headed for detroit but because of the faulty light the pilot couldn' t be sure the landing gear had locked. the plane made a safe landing back in manchester. delta sent another aircraft for those passengers. outside week of paired a lot blue sky. josh: the entire state scene blue sky.cooler, today we start off cool. up to 40' s and 50' s. we do not go a lot higher. temperatures topped off in the lower 50' s in southern new hampshire. winds gusting from 15-25 miles per hour out of the northwest. mountains.clear skies the next couple days. this system will come up the coast tuesday and bring the risk of late they showers into tuesday night and early wednesday morning, veterans day. a futurecast with lots of any of that rain does arrive for tuesday night. the temperatures are going to s in 40' s to lower 50' s and central new hampshire. a nice one tomorrow. erin: jeb bush was a very strong governor, probably the strongest governor in the history of the state of florida. he was a young guy and i think there were some f

this, if this is a combat zone and the forces are not on a combat mission, how is it that in may delta forcemanders entered syria in helicopters and killed an islamic state leaders and fighters and one of our soldiers was killed just about a week and a half ago, if that's not -- what is that? >> that was sergeant wheeler grew up 20 miles from where i was from. that was a mission to save hostages. >> i know that. but you understand when we -- these young men and women raise their hand and say, they are going to defend the constitution on all enemies foreign and domestic and pledge their lives and it's with the proviso that the commander in chief and sacrifice their lives for nothing and these people are going into combat. we are saying it's not combat but, indeed, it is combat. >> of course, it's combat. don't -- these people go into combat because the president of the united states orders them. >> somebody loses their life. they don't come back with a purple heart. it is important -- just a come -- couple of other things. the gentleman next to me that said there was no strategy and those of

tt4watv#@6t " iztq ml$ tt4watv#@6t " jntq _indicator light forced a flight to turn around. the delta flight was headed for detroit. because of the faulty light, the pilot could not be sure the landing gear had locked. the plane made a safe landing in manchester. those passengers. in commitment coverage, marco rubio has released two more years worth of credit card statements for an american he was speaker of the florida house. his campaign has acknowledged that he used the card for some personal expenses, but says he paid back all those charges. chris christie held a town hall in plymouth today, combining the event with a veterans appreciation breakfast. the republican acknowledged that he has been preparing for next tuesday' s debate even though he won' t be on the main stage. his low poll numbers have moved him down to the undercard debate, which will air first. republican jim gilmore also attended a veterans event today, this one at keene state college. he followed that with today' s football game at unh. we' ll have much more on that coming up in sports. and republican carly fiori

forcing government leaders to act. they live in the third largest river delta.ver fishing in the river caused catches to dwindle, along with fisherman's profits. kimberley halkett has the story. >> after losing his job 20 years although, like neighbours, this was all that was lost for pedro to do. >> it's the worst place in the world to make a living. harvesting crops, it is dirty, you have the mosquitos and the huge downpours. >> unless the grab population returns to its former abundance, it's not work that padre wishes for his children. >> there are too many people getting grabs. you used to get several hundred, and now you have trouble getting 10. >> crabbs are one of the natural resources. three years ago the government intervened. it cree statated cooperatives i parts of the area. families that take party receive subsidies extenting for low yields. it's a programme to combat chronic poverty. >> i give it 10 out of 10. it helps with a lot of things. shoes for children. books for school. >> the government is assessing its efforts. around 10% of the brazilians

if a commander -- and we know delta force operators, they're not going to sit back.and if their guys, guys they trained, they're going to get in the firefight as the commander made the decision. they may not have started in the tig tightest in a combat role but it is combat -- whatever you want to call it. it may not have been the starting mission but it was part of their job that day. if you are going to have 50 on the ground, this is something you need to be aware of. >> the fact of the matter is the norm, that's not their mission. we need a capacity to essentially have guys who can go on a series of targeted raids. that said, again, we have great confidence in our special operators and they will make judgment calls. and if he they make a judgment they are under a threat that requires them to engage. again, the thing i think people have to understand is the purpose of this mission, just like the purpose of our presence in iraq is not to have a constant raid capacity in the country. it is to facilitate the operations of these partners. that doesn't mean always going

fishermen trying to catch crabs in brazil, over fishing in the third largest delta is making them scarce and the government is forcederly explains. >> reporter: after he lost his job 20 years ago like so many of his neighbors this was all that was left for pedro to do. >> translator: it is the worst place in the world to make a living, harvesting crops and your clothes are dirty and there are mosquitos and huge downpours you have to work through. >> reporter: unless the crab population returns to its former abundance it is not work 50-year-old pedro wishes for any of his children, he has been at it for almost ten hours and has just 16 crabs to show for his effort. >> translator: there are too many people getting crabs. you used to be able to get several hundreds a day. now we have trouble getting even ten. >> reporter: crabs are just one of the devastating natural resources in the delta so three years ago the brazilian government intervened but instead of banning fishing and crabbing altogether it created cooperatives with exclusive fishing rights for brazil's poorest and most vulnerable families and allows for harv

divers found no one else. >> a broken indicator light forced a flight to turn around. the delta flight was headed to they weren't sure the landing gear had locked. hillary clinton will be in new hampshire tomorrow. the former secretary of state is expected to file for the primary at the state house monday at 12:30, after that she'll make stops in nashua and attend a town hall. and jim gilmore is expected to file at 11:00 in concord. >> continuing our commitment coverage, donald trump hosted "saturday night live" yesterday, but the reception of his appearance drew protesters. dozens gathered outside of the studios in new york city chanting their dismay in english and spanish, this all stemming from the controversial comments he made about illegal immigration when he announced his candidacy for president. this month the state is working to complete projects for the roads until winter limits what they can do. the state highways in new hampshire. crews made quick work of this. a large sinkhole, 93, it broke out. 93 north over the summer, but could that sinkhole happen again? the dep

. >> reporter: budget cuts recently forced the closure of the department's marine patrol in the delta. now a chopper is used to help find disabled boaters and water hazards. and there in lies the irony. how can the department cut the marine patrol yet still fund a new helicopter? we were able to obtain the new 407 with the use of one time money and also a commitment from the county for some funds required to purchase the new aircraft. >> reporter: the department is also selling its oldest helicopter and will use those funds to operate the new one. but it still needs money for another pilot. >> we are actively seeking funding sources today to try to expand this program. >> reporter: throw in fuel and maintenance and you are looking at $200,000 a year to keep it available seven days a week. they are trying to form partnerships to share the chopper's costs. >> everything is on the table at this point to make sure the assets are utilized and not siting in a hanger. >> reporter: talks are ongoing. the hope is some time in the near future, another pilot will be brought on board and that wou

forced in to prostitution for japanese soldiers. and find out how one of the world's most beautiful spots the delta in botswana could be in danger. ♪ but first, the turkish president erdogan says the whole world should respect the result of sunday's general election. the rule actual k party reached nearly 50% of the vote refeigning its parliamentary majority. president erdogan says the people have voted for a stable turkey. >> translator: the national wilman fested itself on november the 1st. after the short-term development the national will decided that there is no way out other than choosing stability. they decided in favor of that bit. i hope this outcome will be good for our people and country. >> let's have a look at how the votes have been spread between the various parties, the ruling a.k. party security 49.4 percent of the majority for a jeter of 316 seats. the main opposition c.h.p. won about 25% of the vote or 134 seats. the nationalist pointer 11.9%, strands lading to 40 -- 41 seats. and the pro curb dish h.d.p. party 10.5% under turkey's election rules that's just enough to seep seats in parliament. it gets 59. omar al

forcing government leaders to act. cpas live in the world's third largest delta.hing has caused catches to dwindle along with fishermen's properties. kimberly halkett has the story. >> reporter: after he lost his job 20 years ago like so many neighbors, this was all that was left for paid tro campots to do. >> it is the worst place in the world to make a living. harvesting crops, you get dirty mosquitos and huge downpours you have to work through. >> reporter: unless the crap population returns to its former abundance, it's not work 50-year-old pedro wishes for any of his children. i has been at it for 10 hours but has just 16 crabs to show for his efforts. >> there are too many people getting crabs. you used to be able to get several hundred a day. now, we have trouble getting even 10. >> crabs are just one of the devastated natural resources in the delta. until three years', the brazil an government intervened. but instead of banning fishing and crabbing all together, it created cooperatives with exclusive fishing rights for brazil's poorest and most vulnerable

delta -- all of delta's lawsuits have all been thrown out and this is only another attempt to force the ex-im bank to delay the frustrate degree lay of doing its work. i urge all my colleagues to vote against this dilatory amendment. i yield back to the gentlelady. the chair: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. westmoreland: may i ask how much time remains? the chair: the gentleman has one and a half minutes. mr. westmoreland: i reserve. the chair: the gentlelady from california is recognized. ms. waters: i will callen mr. heck for one minute. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. heck: thank you, mr. chairman. my favorite literary theme is illusion reality. you don't know whether you're an illusion or in reality. greatly used throughout our culture. great movies like "the stuntman," classic literature like ulysses by james joyce. it's not a good axis on which to pivot around an argument on public policy. let's leave the illusion behind and go to reality. here's the reality. the ex-im does support job, 164,000 last year. g.a.o., w

delta commandos to retrieve isis people to make targeted killings the ground is absurd. he campaigned, his whole election in 2008 was based on we shouldn't be on the ground in iraq, he pulled forces home but he felt with syria -- the circumstances kind of forced his hand, particularly when moscow got involved and this becomes a one upmanship. but they look at this diplomatic track and this whole idea of john kerry coming to some sort of political solution with the russians and the iranians on a political solution for syria they believe if they can strengthen the moderate opposition groups, the kurds and the arab coalition, i think that's a big if -- >> but that's been a roll of the dice since the beginning. >> first of all they should wear sneakers so we can get rid of the boots thing. i give him total credit. we've had a policy to withdraw afghanistan and the regional is falling apart. so will he say "i won't do the politically difficult thing. i'll stick by my word even though it's not working." >> but is he being too timid? like "i hate doing this. all right, here's fresh feet." >> but there will be mission creep when those 50 don't work and maybe we'll get a strategy. >> the

delta tunnel plan. a stockton area farmer submitted over 585,000 signatures to qualify an amount on the 2016 ballot. the initiative would force large public works projects to be first approved by voters. and that would make it much more difficult to secure the necessary contracts. >>> and the measure that would cut the cost of prescription drugs could hit the california ballot next fall. supporters say they submitted more than half a million signatures to state elections officials before yesterday's 5 p.m. deadline. that initiative would require state programs to pay no more for prescription medications than the prices negotiated by the u.s. department of veterans affairs. >>> today the san francisco board of supervisors will consider final passage of new rules for gun and ammunition sales. the rules would require dealers to record video of all the transactions and then submit that video to the police. san francisco's last gun store closed on saturday ahead of today's vote. >>> it is just about 6:09. the investigation continues into the crash of a russian jetliner in egypt. a u.s. spy satellite may have captured a key piece o

delta tunnel plan. a stockton area farmer is behind the initiative to stop the $15 billion tunnels. he submitted over 585,000 signatures to qualify the amount on the ballot. initiative would force large public works projects like the twin tunnel project to first be approved by the voters and that would make it much more difficult to secure the necessary contracts. >>> a measure that would cut the cost of prescription drugs could hit the california ballot next fall. drug pricing advocates say they submitted more than a half million signatures to the state election official before yesterday's 5 p.m. deadline. so-called drug price relief act would require state programs to pay no more for prescription medications than the prices negotiated by the u.s. department of veteran affairs. >>> time is 5:08. a new poll shows ben carson gaining momentum on his republican rivals. >> there are more than a dozen ballots out there for legalizing recreational marijuana. i have the story coming up. >> the storm has passed. now when is the next chance of rain? >> out the door, hopping on the altamont pass, so far traffic is looking good. details coming up. >>> no reports of any local airport delay

about $25 million in one time forces largely if the transportation and action development fee the project sponsor will be paying to offset those costs and $30 million delta we will be looking to finance with annual revenues generated by the event center. >> in terms of annual revenues we contracted with economic and planning systems and that kaiser permanente and marks and the agency to review r receive those the center net of the project and property tax increment that stays in the neighborhood for infrastructure and affordable housing will generate $14.1 million per year once operational for the city general fund i'll not go through the sources but the sources are listed here a portion of them are dedicated by the charter those will continue to go to their dedicated sources so if we break down that $14.4 million 2.9 goes to the forces and $6.1 million is our estimate of operating cost it largely mta to pay for the parking control officers and those infrastructure bus drivers and inspectors and personnel and rolling stock to get people, too, and from the site and the estimated costs and two remaining funds one a dual event reserve that was an important

hasn't issued a freeze on the force and by and for the part of the bay you may have to reason that we will see the pentagon where the temperatures go up the wins out in the delta east of the valley's are keeping a list of the to support above the freezing mark in the south the awareness in the wins to the jews are called this one of 38 degrees in san jose here is the one chart the north and the delta 17 and santa rosa at the county and for the have a sustained when about 20 mi. from our >>james: just another by endicott mr. looking at temperatures that could be in the upper thirties to low 40's by 3:00 this afternoon another day of mid-50s and best. >>george: because the traffic the selector the area is not creating any backups or the latest for the drive down to the government and to change no delays we're not seeing it is slow traffic for the altamont pass this morning the 680 ride down to dublin down to fremont from dublin here is a lot of that from the bay bridge at the bay bridge rather with the drive times just 11 minutes into san francisco from high with 24. >>anny hong: that possible impact of the severe drought. >>j.r. stone: is that time of the year

about $25 million in one time forces largely if the transportation and action development fee the project sponsor will be paying to offset those costs and $30 million delta be looking to finance with annual revenues generated by the event center. >> in terms of annual revenues we contracted with economic and planning systems and that kaiser permanente and marks and the agency to review r receive those the center net of the project and property tax increment that stays in the neighborhood for infrastructure and affordable housing will generate $14.1 million per year once operational for the city general fund i'll not go through the sources but the sources are listed here a portion of them are dedicated by the charter those will continue to go to their dedicated sources so if we break down that $14.4 million 2.9 goes to the forces and $6.1 million is our estimate of operating cost it largely mta to pay for the parking control officers and those infrastructure bus drivers and inspectors and personnel and rolling stock to get people, too, and from the site and the estimated costs and two remaining funds one a dual event reserve that was an important thing to

about $25 million in one time forces largely if the transportation and action development fee the project sponsor will be paying to offset those costs and $30 million delta we will be looking to finance with annual revenues generated by the event center. >> in terms of annual revenues we contracted with economic and planning systems and that kaiser permanente and marks and the agency to review r receive those the center net of the project and property tax increment that stays in the neighborhood for infrastructure and affordable housing will generate $14.1 million per year once operational for the city general fund i'll not go through the sources but the sources are listed here a portion of them are dedicated by the charter those will continue to go to their dedicated sources so if we break down that $14.4 million 2.9 goes to the forces and $6.1 million is our estimate of operating cost it largely mta to pay for the parking control officers and those infrastructure bus drivers and inspectors and personnel and rolling stock to get people, too, and from the site and the estimated costs and two remaining funds one a dual event reserve that was an important

about $25 million in one time forces largely if the transportation and action development fee the project sponsor will be paying to offset those costs and $30 million delta we will be looking to finance with annual revenues generated by the event center. >> in terms of annual revenues we contracted with economic and planning systems and that kaiser permanente and marks and the agency to review r receive those the center net of the project and property tax increment that stays in the neighborhood for infrastructure and affordable housing will generate $14.1 million per year once operational for the city general fund i'll not go through the sources but the sources are listed here a portion of them are dedicated by the charter those will continue to go to their dedicated sources so if we break down that $14.4 million 2.9 goes to the forces and $6.1 million is our estimate of operating cost it largely mta to pay for the parking control officers and those infrastructure bus drivers and inspectors and personnel and rolling stock to get people, too, and from the site and the estimated costs and two remaining funds one a dual event reserve that was an important

about $25 million in one time forces largely if the transportation and action development fee the project sponsor will be paying to offset those costs and $30 million delta we will be looking to finance with annual revenues generated by the event center. >> in terms of annual revenues we contracted with economic and planning systems and that kaiser permanente and marks and the agency to review r receive those the center net of the project and property tax increment that stays in the neighborhood for infrastructure and affordable housing will generate $14.1 million per year once operational for the city general fund i'll not go through the sources but the sources are listed here a portion of them are dedicated by the charter those will continue to go to their dedicated sources so if we break down that $14.4 million 2.9 goes to the forces and $6.1 million is our estimate of operating cost it largely mta to pay for the parking control officers and those infrastructure bus drivers and inspectors and personnel and rolling stock to get people, too, and from the site and the estimated costs and two remaining funds one a dual event reserve that was an important

i think we all understand what delta force is all about.s a unit of the elite, the very best of the best. that was josh, the best of the best. josh was the epitome of a selfless and patriotic soldier. mr. lance hunter, sergeant wheeler's friend for 30 years, said that josh was the kind of person who would stop and help a stranger change a tire on the side of the road and always dedicated himself to challenges. when he enlisted, i knew that he would go as far as he could go. he made it to be -- he was made to be a soldier, unquote. and a soldier he was. during his career, master sergeant wheeler earned 11 bronze stars, including four with valor, devices and countless other medals. he was post human osly awarded the purple heart for his actions during the raid on the isis prison. he's a true american hero. secretary of defense ash carter expressed just how selfless sergeant wheeler's actions were, stating -- quote -- "they weren't part of the original rescue mission but were critical to the mission's success." in other words, he did something