look at rick murray's book on the civil war. that book is brilliant in terms of not new materials but a different an lat tick framework to understand the course of the war and the war's outcome. so i would say, just do what you are drawn to, what you are interested in and you will find, more than enough material for a good book. >> time for one last question. in the back. >> rick atkinson has written a trilogy on the war which is going to be interesting. >> venture capital things as they relate to this kind of stuff we're talking about here. this kind of piggy backs on the reporter's question up front around the army platforms. i remember the big five. blackhawk, apache, bradley and mlrs. i don't think it's coincidence that we haven't had a big five and candidly, one of the army's biggest acquisitions is buying a truck. congrats. >> come on now. >> but having been a part of army transformation, and i remember watching how those war games went down. i'm sure you are at least familiar with those. >> i wrote a very, you know, enter

look at rick murray's book on the civil war. that book is brilliant in terms of not new materials but a different an lat tick framework to understand the course of the war and the war's outcome. so i would say, just do what you are drawn to, what you are interested in and you will find, more than enough material for a good book. >> time for one last question. sir in the back. >> rick atkinson has written a trilogy on the war which is going to be interesting. >> venture capital things as they relate to this kind of stuff we're talking about here. this kind of piggy backs on the reporter's question up front around the army platforms. i remember the big five. blackhawk, apache, bradley and mlrs. i don't think it's coincidence that we haven't had a big five and candidly, one of the army's biggest acquisitions is buying a truck. congrats. >> come on now. >> but having been a part of army transformation, and i remember watching how those war games went down. i'm sure you are at least familiar with those. >> i wrote a very, you know, e

also former texas governor rick perry became trump's pick for energy secretary. >> and asked mark murray, is there any chance that rex til r tillerson will not be confirmed as secretary of state. >> when exxonmobil the company that rex tillerson was head of, tried to knock down the sanctions against russia, all of those stories are potential land mines and we have to get more information, rex tillerson has to go through the confirmation hearings, he can knock it out of the park, but as we stand right now, this is not going to be an easy confirmation fight. >>> and chris coons will be meeting with the president-elect tomorrow at trump tower today. we asked him his thoughts on trump's pick for secretary of state. why he said the process is going to be a rough ride. >>> officials say a 16-year-old boy was killed, another boy was injured in last night's shooting in willingboro. sky force 10 was over the scene moments after that shooting on lumtee lane. >>> the city of camden is getting a boost from the national and state government. leaders say it won't just be to help build new homes, but i

murray.>> and because the cubs won the world series.>>> have a great day everyone. ,, ♪ >> brooke: why would she do that? >> rickif she's presented with the opportunity, she's gonna take it. >> brooke: this will only cause more issues in the family. >> rick: i know, mom. don't tell me. tell dad. >> brooke: eric named steffy c.e.o. of forrester creations? >> rick: yeah. she's not gonna turn that down. >> brooke: steffy? >> rick: i know! it doesn't make any sense! does she have as much experience as i do, a better record? no. she's never run the company. i have. and if anybody deserves the right to run it again, it's me, and if dad was thinking rationally, i would already be in charge. >> brooke: he must have considered you. >> rick: no, he didn't.

murray state tip things off at noon eastern followed by uconn and tulsa. we get to watch the greatest regular season in all of sports. your thoughts on the days ahead of the postseason. >> rickese next few games finish like that one. i highway patrol they're as wild and woolly. >> brian: two out of three will be like that but that alabama-washington one will be close only for a little bit. >> rick: the dogs will show up. >> brian: i'm sure they will. >> adam: you have clemson winning the whole thing. we thank you for watching "the jeep post game show." here is a look at what you will see tonight on cbs. tomorrow at 12:30 eastern it's a college basketball double header on cbs. first it's the men. income six louisville and indiana followed by the women, hoosiers hosting number 14 ohio state. the nfl on cbs kicks off sunday with double header action with playoff positioning own line. most will see the patriots and dolphins followed by the raiders and broncos. it all starts at noon eastern with "the nfl today." and this wraps up our season of college football on cbs sports and as the broadcast network of the s.e.c. and army-navy we leave you with some moments from those teams th

murray state tip things off at noon eastern followed by uconn and tulsa. we get to watch the greatest regular season in all of sports. your thoughts on the days ahead of the postseason. >> rickck these next few games finish like that one. i highway patrol they're as wild and woolly. >> brian: two out of three will be like that but that alabama-washington one will be close only for a little bit. >> rick: the dogs will show up. >> brian: i'm sure they will. >> adam: you have clemson winning the whole thing. we thank you for watching "the jeep post game show." here is a look at what you will see tonight on cbs. tomorrow at 12:30 eastern it's a college basketball double header on cbs. first it's the men. income six louisville and indiana followed by the women, hoosiers hosting number 14 ohio state. the nfl on cbs kicks off sunday with double header action with playoff positioning own line. most will see the patriots and dolphins followed by the raiders and broncos. it all starts at noon eastern with "the nfl today." and this wraps up our season of college football on cbs sports and as the broadcast network of the s.e.c. and army-navy we leave you with some of the best moments fr

the at 18, murray was youngest of the 49 people killed in the pulse nightclub shooting. our natasha brownies live at west cat rick prep in university city where many say she was an inspiration, natasha. >> reporter: good evening to you both. actually she was described as the heart and soul of this basketball team, and tonight, we will tell you her teammates , played with heart and soul, in her honor. for the west catholic high school girls basketball team this is in ordinary game. >> one, two, three, go. >> reporter: this game is deeply personal, as their star layer, is visibly absent. eighteen year-old akira murray was youngest of the 19 victims kills in the pulse nightclub shooting massacre in orlando, florida six months ago. her parents, looking on, as akira's team hates played in her honor. >> i'm honored that they asked , and they are not letting her just go unnoticed >> reporter: half time a heart wrenching moment when team presented akira's parents with her team jersey, one of the the few 1,000-point scorers in the schools history.

rick atkinson did in world war ii. he took the storage approach of doing multi-archival research but also getting a journalism background. they got all kinds of new materials. look at what murray's book on the civil war the came out. brilliant in terms of not new materials, but a different analytical framework to understand the course of the war and the war's outcome. chris: time for one last question. >> back to the reporter's question or front around the army platforms. coincidencek it's that we haven't had a big five. i remember watching how the wargames went down. lt. gen. mcmaster: i rode a very entertaining monograph on that. i really entertaining. it was pretty dry. but it was called "cracking the foundation." ,> the challenge i've noticed whether we have 450 or 570, take your number, we don't have a unifying threat, like we did when we came up with the big five. we knew exactly who we were fighting and that made it really easy to say we need a main battle tank with 120 millimeter gun and so on and so forth. , whether you want to talk about how many folks you need a harmony platforms you big challenge i've seen is what we a call future operating environment. who the hell