so with all of you in uniform join me in giving a rousing round of applause to the family members who are here, and the family members far away? we appreciate their service and their support as you serve our nation. [applause] >> and let me promise this. family members and all of you in uniform, under president trump's leadership, we are going to rebuild our military. we are going to restore the arsenal of democracy. we are going to give our soldiers, sailors, and airmen, marine, and coast guard, the resources you need to look on the mission you are given income home safe. that is a promise from your commander-in-chief. [applause] >> is a challenging time all over the world, but especially here in the asia-pacific. the opportunity for me to be here today at such a time is such a great privilege for me, but let me assure you, under president trump's leadership, our resolve has never been stronger. our commitment to this historic alliance with the courageous people of south korea has never been stronger, and with your help, and with god's help, freedom will ever prevail on this peninsul

there are some women service uniforms. >> all right. >> what is this uniform? >> what we are is the military uniform that was developed for the american women ambulance drivers who were primarily volunteers. they were considered part of the military, but they were not under direct military command as opposed to some of the other women who were in service with the americans. tunics a french style of that were worn by the american women ambulance drivers. they followed the pattern of the british. , iwhat was the experience know it is hard to generalize, for women serving in the military and with the red cross? over 25,000e american women who served overseas. their experiences were that they felt that they were really contributing to the war effort. they were awarded that kind of respect because they were contributing. roughly 350 american women died overseas during the war, primarily from disease, but several of them were killed directly from compact. they did not quite as soldiers, but they did every other duty that was asked of them. >> we're going to walk down

david mentioned a moment ago, my life did not take me on a pathway to wear the uniform. i'm a proud father of a united states marine and it is the greatest privilege of my life to serve as vice president to a president who cares so deeply about our military and about the men and women who have worn the uniform of the united states. [applause] vice-president pence: from the outset of this administration, president trump has been hard at work to keep his promise to rebuild our military and insure that those who are part of the greatest military on earth have access to world class health care. not long ago, the president signed into law the veterans' choice program extension and improvement act moved forward by members of congress to empower veterans to get the care. the american people have seen energetic leadership that has made a difference. more than 500,000 jobs created, a record number of bills signed, more since 1947. knowing him well and serving with him closely, that the legislation that the president is proudest of and the progress he is most anxious to see is the

a president who cares so deeply about our military and about the men and women who have worn the uniform of the united states. [ applause ] from the outset of this administration president trump has been hard at work to keep his promise to rebuild our military, restore the arsenal of democracy and ensure those who are part of the greatest military on earth have access to world class health care. not long ago the president signed into law the veterans' choice program extension and improvement act moved forward by the members of congress are with us today to get the care that's right for them. in nearly 100 days the american people have seen a level of energetic leadership that's made a difference. more than 500,000 jobs createsed, a record number of bills signed, more since 1947. but i can tell you knowing him well and serving with him closely that the legislation the president is proudest of and the progress most anxious to see the is for our veterans and we'll make one more installment with the stroke of the pen. the president will provide our nation's heroes with access to realtime wor

folks are like what are these new uniforms about. >> reporter: what was the crazest uniform you've everd you ever have a job where the uniform was terrible. >> it wasn't my baskin robbins, which is usually with dunkin' donuts. >> reporter: oh. >> that was a little hokey. >> reporter: allison worked at baskin robbins. mcdonald's workers about 850,000 of them will be wearing this new uniform by the end of the month. >> what's wrong with that. >> reporter: well, nothing the really blah. it's super futuristic. people are saying it looks like "star wars," the "star wars" uniforms, the characters there, the hunger games . >> people need more chores or hobbies or something. i think it's fine. >> reporter: on a positive note you really don't have to change after work. you can take the apron off and wear that were out. >> i know. >> reporter: black and gray. >> i don't have a problem with it. do you think it's like out of hand or outlandish. >> reporter: i think it's too simple. i think it needs to be more outlandish. >> you like the yellow. >> reporter: i think it needs to stay bright. >> okay.

. >> all right. >> okay. >> so what is this uniform? >> it's the military uniform that was developed for the american women ambulance drivers who were primarily volunteers and they were considered part of the military in service to the military but they were not under direct military command as opposed to some of the other women's who were in service with the americans and they copied -- this is the french style of tunic and skirt that were worn by the american women ambulance drivers and they followed the pattern basically of the british who had really started it. >> so what was the experience -- i know it's hard to generalize for women serving both in the military and with the red cross and all during the war? >> well, of course there were over 25,000 american women who served overseas and their experiences were that they felt they were really contributing to the war effort. they were awarded that kind of respect because they were contributing to the war effort and over 350 american women died overseas during the war, primarily from d

the uniform does not make the cop. andy, listen to me. the uniform does not make the cop.orm. there are as many ways to do this job as there are cops who do it. give me the badge. (thud) you've been carrying around your father's badge. it's a nice gesture, keeping it in the family. but you need a new one-- your own badge, a fresh start. but it's up to you. your own badge, a fresh start. .. it's realizing beauty doesn't stop at my chin. roc®'s formula adapts to delicate skin areas. my fine lines here? visibly reduced in 4 weeks. chest, neck, and face cream from roc®. methods, not miracles.™ ♪ ♪ i've left all my words to say ♪ ♪ back at home, dear ♪ but i can take you there ♪ and if for the moment i ♪ should have left those words for a quiet prayer ♪ ♪ it'd be 7 years gone ♪ i'd still be asking why ♪ i'd still be waiting ♪ la, da, da, da-da-da ♪ 7 years for one moment just to try ♪ ♪ i'd still be waiting ♪ oh ♪ ♪ that night's a familiar taste ♪ ♪ in my mouth where ♪ words often keep their place ♪ and if for the moment i ♪ would've left those words for a better day ♪ ♪ it'd b

we want to know what you think about the uniforms. look at pictures. this is the new uniform.rew member-turned-designer came up with it. three shades of gray with a new-age cap with highlights. what's the response? mcdonald's said 70% of the employees are lovin' the uniforms. getting mostly fire emortgajis. what do customers think? tweet us and let us know what you think. >> the fire emojis, like the hot thing. >> i like the old-fashioned uniforms. they were happy. >> with the paper hat. whole thing. very nice. >>> now to more of the stories we're following at 6:00 a.m. -- >> a challenging checklist. president trump faces a row of hurdles this week as he caps off his first 100 days in office. >>> a fiery protest. election results in france fuel outrage in the streets and set up an historic presidential showdown. >>> the defense strategy. eric frein's lawyers prepare to lay the blame for his deadly ambush that will put his father's influence in question. >>> 6:00 a.m. good monday morning. this is "nbc10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. you see the sun start

first i didn't say it was a racist uniform, i said it was a provocative uniform.hey said, it was not a problem. the only question i'm asking to myself — in two months, the beaches will be open with the beginning of summer. with winning in burkini. will they admit besides them women in burkinis, topless, or naked? as you know, in france we admit nudist portions of beaches. will they tolerate this women in burkinis are so if the women in burkinis are tolera nt to so if the women in burkinis are tolerant to the women that are naked, we are living in the best of all worlds. another question. women have to wear the burkini. why don't men wear burkini? why is it a 1-way road? why do men not have to wear burkinis and islamic scarves? what's the reason for that? let me tell you something. the first time i got into a conversation about burkinis and beachwear in france, it was with marine le pen, and it strikes me that, although you come from a different political tradition from marine le pen, right now, with your focus on the muslim problem, with what you say is this illus

i wonder how should we, let's say you see a soldier in uniform at the airport, do you say, thank you, do you just let him be? or at the bar, how would you recommend for those of us who are civilians for life to talk to you, approach you, attitude as friends, strangers? >> i'll tell you to pick stories . one was after publication of my first book. i met thousands of vets that had things just like this. our member talking about vietnam that's and they would say, thank you for your service and i would say thank you for your service. this happened to me a dozen times. no one's ever said that to me before, vietnam vet today. i can understand not supporting the war and the iraq war is what it is to but i can understand people had that sensation but to go for years and not even be recognized that you are willing to give up your life, that you went over into this and now it's 2000 whatever and i'm the first person to say that to a dozen people. the other end of this is to go back to one of those dating classes. i took a dating class, it was a good one where you work on this game and this one

he wore this full uniform, which was his only uniform, in the 1913-1914 world tour. >> these are surprisinglyre wool. >> yeah. stitched fabric. >> and engrafd and stitched with the guy's name. >> yes. >> this one here is particularly noteworthy because? >> it's the only surviving uniform that was worn in the 1919 world series, which was obviously made famous because the chicago white sox threw the world series to the cincinnati reds. >> and that's the program -- >> that's the program from game 1 and the ticket to game 1. this was worn by hall of famer urban red faber -- >> how do you acquire these? do you go to private collections and buy them? i'm sure these are tens if not hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> a lot of these have been buried in collections for a long time. so typically when an estate has a sale or the ball player had saved it from his playing days. or auction. >> some come up at auction pb. >> yeah. >> this is a joe dimaggio jersey. i never knew this. this is his rookie year jersey and tell me why it is so special beyond that. >> beyond that in 1936, which was his rookie yea

can an employer get around something by, if you like, saying what we have is a uniform, and the uniforme you don't like it, but that is what you have to wear? absolutely, we have all had to wear uniforms we don't like wearing in our lives. but the difference would be if they made women wear a uniform that was less comfortable than men. iam sure that was less comfortable than men. i am sure you yourself wouldn't like it if, tomorrow, the bbc said part of your uniform is a four inch heel, but it is fine because we are making the women do it as well. itjust wouldn't be fair. that is an image to counter! a nice one to leave us with —— image to conjure! to counter! a nice one to leave us with -- image to conjure! charlie will definitely not be wearing his heels tomorrow morning. headlines coming upjust heels tomorrow morning. headlines coming up just after this. hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and rachel burden. coming up before 8am, ben will have the weather. but first, a summary of this morning's main news. the conservatives are attempting to play down speculation that they wi

is it strange to see him in that uniform? >> the minor league uniform. if he hits, he will come up.riosity. can you imagine the reception he will get at citizen's park? >> i think philly's fans will cheer him. i don't like the people that say, oh, he signed with the braves. you have to get a job. playoffs continue. first team moving on. you are a lebron guy. >> i am, and he's dominating the series. >> they had to rally down the stretch against the pacers. watch this. put the cavs ahead for good. he's pretty good. mcmillan not happy when he saw that. paul george had a chance to tie this as time ran out. it wouldn't happen. tough shot. larry! >> angry bird. he needs an advil. cavs win it 106-102. larry's going to have nigh nighs about lebron. you think john paul will become part of the pacers? >> i would love to see that happen. i would say paul george in the second. >> joel embid, stuff going on there. >> if the players think they can win with the current group of young players, they'll think about philadelphia. if not, he will go to l.a. a that would be upsetting. i didn't get a vib

we'll show you the new uniforms and tell you why some aren't living it >>> after a cool and dreary start to the week. with our day of transition. who's ready for sunshine and summer temper it's custom made so you know it's good quality. i'm just speechless because it's perfect. >>> president wants to replace the personal income tax brackets with three with rates of 10, 25 and 35%. the standard would be doubled the plan would eliminate the estate tax and alternative minimum tax >> home opener, and retired saving will be protecteded >> the president's objective is creating economic growth >> also today the white house brief senators on north korea, lawmakers say there's growing concern about the nuclear threat from the communist country >> milania trump celebrated her birthday in washington. this is not open to the press. but it has been reported that the first lady said no birthday celebrations sweets or treats at that event. private birthday celebration was planned for tonight at the white house. >>> with the eyes of the football world on nfl cbs3 confirmed that eagles quarterback carson

allison: and the gas mask was a important part of the soldiers uniform. usually you see them in the front of their uniforms so they could access them easily. mitchell: a good scene of a devastated french village. americans would go through. once it was occupied, they would use it for headquarters. susan: look at that destruction. allison: europe had been at war for several years before this. by the time the united states got there, there was really not much left of many of these parts of france and belgium. this is a mobile field kitchen, i believe. here, they are sort of narrating the story of american engagements in the first world war. mitchell: going back to make sure equipment was in good order, lights were a huge problem. -- lice were a huge problem. you can see the soldiers cleaning their uniforms, getting their hair cut. susan: shaved, actually. allison: yes. delousing stations. and that's one of the things the soldiers write about in their letters, complaining about the lice, complaining about the poor conditions they were living in having wet fe

that elusive mystery victim, the dna from holtzclaw's uniform pants.ther detectives search through records of every person holtzclaw had checked for outstanding warrants. so, it was gumshoe detective work. >> yeah, it was just hitting the streets. putting on our tennis shoes and going. >> reporter: and then the tennis shoe detective work pays off. detective kim davis will kaloca girl who may be the most important witness of all, a 17-year-old holtzclaw had given a ride home just hours before pulling over jannie ligons. the teenager tells police holtzclaw assaulted her too. >> he started like touching me like this, and he put his hands up under my clothes, and he started feeling on me. >> did he say anything then? >> he was like, "well, you know you got warrants, and i don't want, i don't want to have to take you to jail today, so, this is what you're going to have to do." >> reporter: davis then swabs the teen's mouth, collecting a dna sample. >> to compare to any dna that we've got on his clothing. >> reporter: they send it off to and lab, and bingo -

speaker, for all of our men and women in uniform, all the families of our men and women in uniform who have died for this country, please, congress, let's join together, republican and democrat, and let's debate the future of afghanistan. and with that, mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. . the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey mr. gottheimer. mr. gottheimer: mr. speaker, i rise today to thank my friend and spiritual mentor, rabbi fleischmann, for her 22 years of exceptional service to the temple in new jersey. she will be retiring this june. personally i am very lucky to call her my rabbi. in addition to leading our congregation, she's the editor of the reform prayer book, and a national leader in worship and congregational engagement. she has stood as a model citizen and faith leader, going the extra mile to bring together community in times of anxiety and fear. she was recently featured by thebergen record for her work to unite the interfaith communities in a common mission. forming dialogues, understanding and building friendships

the uniformed division. they have had a for tribal attrition problem.have had a brain drain of catastrophic proportions. all you have left is a lot of salty old guys that have been around forever and in too long to leave and rookies with no experience. that i have to start focusing on the uniformed division. >> trish: these guys had been on the job less than a year. then you have guys that are older and -- i don't know what you'd say, not the spring in their step and the young ones that don't take it so seriously. how do you change this? >> you're going to have to do something with the morale. i was an nypd officer and a secret service agent. i remember when morale went down. once you lose it, it's ladder to get back. you have to make the uniform division officers feel like they're part of something. morale is driving guys into other jobs, out of the uniformed division and let to a catastrophic brain drain. an unsecure white house environment as it sounds. sadly. gives me no pleasure in saying that. >> trish: dan, thanks.good to see you. >> you're welco

we appreciate their service and their support as you serve our nation in uniform. and let me promise those family members and all of you in uniform here today, that under president trump's leadership, we're going to rebuild our military. we're going to restore the arsenal of democracy. we're going to give our soldiers, sailors, air man, marine and coast guard the resources you need and deserve to accomplish the mission you are given and come home safe. that's a promise from your commander in chief. this is a challenging time all over the world, but especially here in the asia pacific. the opportunity for me to be here today at such a time as this is a great privilege for me, but let me assure you, under president trump's leadership, our resolve has never been stronger. our commitment to this historic alliance with the courageous people of south korea has never been stronger, and with your help and with god's help, freedom will ever prevail on this peninsula. but it is easter sunday, and as i look out at all of these courageous americans and courageous koreans who a

they are in uniform. initially they did not have uniforms, they did not have good control. they arrested many journalists who started to walk around and got caught and were almost shot as spies so they decided they would give them official uniform said they could be recognized and escorted from berlin by an officer. >> what are we seeing here? >> the band is leading the soldiers from berlin out from the train station to go to the front. >> that is the hotel avalon, one of the most famous hotels about a block away. actually, they are going to go by the hotel. right in front of the hotel marquee. these guys are headed east or west, i cannot tell you which. anyway, -- >> they are coming from the garden area said they were headed east. >> at this time in the war, the german army looks rather happy. what was the situation. >> they were not thrilled in the again, one of the reasons for this film was there was a huge drive in the summer of 1915 starting in may, as a matter fact these guys maybe headed towards the battle front which was designed to check the russian army out of pol

people in uniforms are targeted. they had been calling for this. certainly we could've driven up a sidewalk and got a higher body count. do you think the idea is to be in your face to even go after these folks who are protecting us to prove that we can't be protected? >> absolutely. this is to send a message this is to scare the civilian population that these police officers are helpless. that's why again the muslim groups have put out the call because when you can gun down men and women in uniform so cavalierly that frightens the civilian population. we are to keep the audience updated on this. enter, thinks thanks a lot. the big news for here in america and for the market was treasury secretary steve mnuchin who made a very bold a promise earlier today saying that there will be major tax reform by the end of this year regardless of the healthcare outcome. >> we will get tax reform done it will be sweeping. it will create a lot of economic growth. >> so what's next for the trump economic agenda. here to help discuss is my team. mark, let me start

we'll show you the new uniforms and tell you why some aren't living it >>> after a cool and dreary startthe week. with our day of transition. who's ready for sunshine and summer >>> president wants to replace the personal income tax brackets with three with rates of 10, 25 and 35%. the standard would be doubled the plan would eliminate the estate tax and alternative minimum tax >> home opener, and retired saving will be protecteded >> the president's objective is creating economic growth >> also today the white house brief senators on north korea, lawmakers say there's growing concern about the nuclear threat from the communist country >> milania trump celebrated her birthday in washington. this is not open to the press. but it has been reported that the first lady said no birthday celebrations sweets or treats at that event. private birthday celebration was planned for tonight at the white house. >>> with the eyes of the football world on nfl cbs3 confirmed that eagles quarterback carson wentz had vision correction laser surgery. the eye center tells us he had the surgery in january. we

putting on the uniform to get away from your life makes it harder and harder to take it off.ell, thank you for your concern, but i have no problem taking it off. i mean... you know what i mean. dad, where are you? i'm kind of freaking out a little. all right, please just call me.

mcdonald's new uniform is getting mixed reviews. the workers at the fast food giant will be wearing the gray uniforms. they are comparing them to uniform on the death star in star wars and district 12 citizens in the "hunger games." mcdonald said 70% of the employees feel that the uniforms provide a modern image. >> at least they didn't make them wear luke skywalkers. >> i see janet jackson's day of rhythm. >> yeah! >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan, we've got showers in spots, dry in philadelphia, dry in trenton, you see showers down to the south and west, it's going to be wet at times today, lots of clouds, cooler than yesterday, let's go outside right now and show you what it looks like because we have beautiful shots of sky trying to brighten a little bit ahead of sunrise. you can see the cloud cover over the commodore barry bridge. i like the brightness of the colors there. 50 degrees, the dewpoint, 45 degrees, the showers we see on radar try to reach ground in some spots they are fighting a drier atmosphere. the pr

i wear that uniform. i didn't vote for him, i wear a different uniform.i think people who voted for him, who see things they don't like, need to recognize that. and people who didn't vote for him have to recognize when he does something that's positive. we want to be for our president because if we're tearing each other apart, nothing will ever get done. >> the ohio governor tells anderson cooper, it's unlikely he will seek public office again. >>> singer elton john cancelling a run of upcoming shows in las vegas, after contracting a rare bacterial infection. according to a statement, elton john contracted the infection during a recent south american tour and became ill on the flight home. he was hospitalized for treatment in the u.k. and released this weekend after an extended stay. elton john is expected to make a full recovery. he intends to return to performing in june. we wish him well this morning. >>> stocks, coming off one of the biggest rallies of the year. it was nasdaq that stole the headlines. and is one small gain away from a milestone. we're

it will work fanatics works with under armor and they will start producing major league baseball uniforms the 2020 season. in less than an hour the first parking restrictions due to the up coming nfl draft in philadelphia will take effect. beginning at 12:01 there will be no parking on south side of 2400 block of pennsylvania avenue that restriction lasts through the first week in may. the first road closers will begin next monday april 10 part of spring garden and lanes on the parkway will shut down then. more closers take effect leading up to the draft on april 27th and we have all the parking and road closer information on our website at 6abc.com/nfl draft. emergency repairs have forced the closure of a bridge connecting cl city and inspectors found a crack in one of the supporting piers of the inatlanta bridge along ocean drive and the damage is 30 feet under water, officials hope to finish repairs before memorial day. jewish center of doylestown tonight and the scroll contains 304,000 individually handwritten letters. jewish tradition says that a new torah is to be belichicked into a

we owe a debt of drattude to those who served in uniform that we can never fully repay.oday you see in the president's actions one more installment in that debt that we will never be able to repay for those who have paid the sacrifice of wearing the uniform and the american people are proud and grateful for it. david mentioned a moment ago, i, my life did not take me on a pathway to wear the uniform of the united states but i'm the son of a soldier, and i'm the proud father of a united states marine. i can tell you it is the greatest privilege of my life to serve as vice president to a president who cares so deeply about our military and about the men and women who have worn the uniform of the united states. [applause] from the outset of this adminstation president donald trump has been hard at work to keep his promise to rebuild our military, restore the arsenal of democracy and to insure that those who were part of the greatest military on earth have access to world class health care. not long ago the president signed into law the veterans choice program extension and

well, there they are in what is called their number—1 uniforms, their best uniforms, as a mark of respectng their heads as he passes. many of them will be thinking about their owning counters, how lucky they have been, how lucky they are to be there today. they will be thinking about themselves going home this evening, going home to their families. themselves going home this evening, going home to theirfamilies. i think there will be many tears shed by those officers. they will be thinking about the family, they will also be thinking about the other officers who were injured in this attack and have yet to recover. that will be going through their minds as well. and how they confront the next incident, whether it is at parliament or outside a pub on a saturday night, the kinds of things that police officers do day in day out on our behalf. i think what todayis out on our behalf. i think what today is shown is a reminder of how fragile they are on many occasions. i think also they will be very proud of the service today. it has been marked in the way that it has and the dignity that has bee

now mcdonald's has uniforms as gray and as bleak as their food. #canyousay1984. and here's a tweet that says, your new uniforms take the happy out of mcdonald's. somehow suddenly i'm no longer hungry. >> yikes. >>> mcdonald's say the uniforms could be worn by as many as 850,000 restaurants. >> do they stand out already? >> looks a little star trekkie but i don't see anything wrong with it but leave it to people on social media who are sitting at home, doing nothing, living their life on facebook, go online and rant about something. congratulations you've had your moment. >>> today is national kids and pets day, according to national day calendar.com, it's a day to celebrate the bonds children and pets can share and a day to remember safety where our pets and children are concerned. >> so for now let's take a look at some -- i'm sure some cute kids and adorable pets that you are sharing with us. >> as long as they are not wearing uniforms. >> no. heather marie moore posted this picture of her daughter playing with a cat. >> anna marie shared this picture of copyca

the victim sees a stranger breaking in who doesn't announce themselves, doesn't have a uniform, and is standing there breaking in. the victim shoots that police officer or points a gun at that police officer, and the police officer takes a gun and shoots them and injures or kills them. who bears the financial loss in that situation? the homeowner who has a right to defend him or herself and say, it is my life for yours? or the police officer who has taken unreasonable action in breaking into a home in the middle of the night without announcing him or herself? that is the question. >> understood, your honor. the answer to that question is >> understood, your honor. the answer to that question is quite likely the officer but not because of the provocation rule but rather because the officer has committed a clearly unconstitutional act, which is not just entering but also >> understood, your honor. the answer to that question is quite likely the officer but not because of the provocation rule but rather because the officer has committed a clearly unconstitutional act, which is not just en

translation: when i came out of the mosque after prayers, three people with army uniforms and an army on the army base is a shocking reminder ofjust how tough the ongoing battle in afghanistan is. last month in afghan special forces helicopter landed on top of the military hospital in kabul after it was stormed by gunmen disguised as doctors. about 50 people died in that attack. two and a half years after the international combat mission in afghanistan ended and the taliban now controls more than a third of the country. and with casualties amongst the afghan forces running at almost 7000 a year there are questions about how long the afghan army can continue to defend the ground it still holds. justin rowlatt, bbc news. joining me now is the guardian's correspondent in afghanistan, sune engel rasmussen. this is a devastating attack, the numbers we are talking about, how significant was this attack? this is the deadliest taliban attack on afg ha n the deadliest taliban attack on afghan security forces of the entire world, 16 years after the war started, that is very significant and they

the attack happened on friday — when militants wearing army uniforms entered the base — near the cityuntry. a national day of mourning will take place on sunday. justin rowlatt reports. it was during afternoon prayers that two suicide bombers blasted open the entrance to this army base in the north of afghanistan. at least eight other fighters dressed in afghan army uniforms used heavy machine—guns to attack the dining area of the base and the mosque. the taliban has claimed responsibility and issued this picture of the men it claims were behind it. one was captured, the rest are now dead. afghan troops have been pouring in to secure the area today. the afghan president, ashraf ghani, visited dozens of the injured in a local hospital. the attack took the troops by surprise and the battle that followed lasted for five hours. translation: when i came out of the mosque after prayers, three people with army uniforms and an army vehicle started shooting at us. islamic tradition requires that burials take place as soon as possible and the bodies of many of the victims have already been plac

translation: when i came out of the mosque after prayers, three people with army uniforms and an armyehicle started shooting at us. islamic tradition requires that burials take place as soon as possible and the bodies of many of the victims have already been placed in coffins. the assault on the army base is a shocking reminder ofjust how tough the ongoing battle in afghanistan is. last month, an afghan army helicopter landed special forces troops on the roof of the military hospital in kabul after it was stormed by gunmen disguised as doctors. around 50 people died in that attack. two and a half years after the international combat mission in afghanistan ended and the taliban now controls more than a third of the country. and with casualties amongst the afghan forces running at almost 7,000 a year, there are questions about how long the afghan army can continue to defend the ground it still holds. justin rowlatt, bbc news. tens of thousands of people have taken part in marches in cities around the world in support of science. the rallies began in australia and new zealand, eventually

translation: when i came out of the mosque after prayers, three people with army uniforms and an armyan has claimed responsibility for the attack and issued this picture of the men it claims were behind it. ten are now dead, one was captured alive. the assault on the army base is a shocking reminder ofjust how tough the ongoing battle in afghanistan is. last month, an afghan special forces helicopter landed on top of the military hospital in kabul after it was stormed by gunmen disguised as doctors. about 50 people died in that attack. two and a half years after the international combat mission in afghanistan ended and the taliban now controls more than a third of the country. and with casualties amongst the afghan forces running at almost 7000 a year, there are questions about how long the afghan army can continue to defend the ground it still holds. justin rowlatt, bbc news. the american vice—president has confirmed that the us will honour a promise by former president obama to accept more than 1,200 refugees from australian detention camps. after meeting the australian prime minist

. >> yeah, extra uniform that i didn't turn back in.form on monday, because the one they gave me was too big. and i just never put it downstairs. >> she clogged her vents. that's a big fire safety hazard. >> i cover them up at night so i can sleep because it's too cold. i usually uncover them in the morning before inspection. i didn't have a chance to do that. >> and also she took off her inmate wristband. >> last night it was really irritating me for some reason. just kept scratching my skin. so i just figured i would take it off when i was sleeping and put it back on when i woke up. but i didn't have time to do that. >> this is the source we use for identification of all inmates. they cannot leave the block if they do not have a wristband. because they could tell us they're anyone. >> sergeant smith presents gallorini with her write-ups. >> for each of those charges you can get up to 15 days of disciplinary segregation. they can also take privileges. commissary, visitation, programs, anything like that. >> thank you. >> yes, ma'am. al

and the victim sees a stranger breaking and he doesn't announce himself, doesn't have the uniform, and is standing there breaking in. the victim shoots that police officer, or points a gun at that police officer, and the police officer takes a gun and shoot them and injures them or kills them. now who bears the financial loss in that situation? the homeowner, who has a right to defend him or herself and say it's my life or yours, or the police officer who was taken unreasonable action in breaking into a home in the middle of the night without announcing him or herself? that's the question for me. >> understood, your honor. and the answer to the question is quite likely the officer, but not because of the provocation role, but rather because the officer has committed a clearly unconstitutional act, which is not just entering but also failing to knock and announce, clear violation of clearly established law which event proximately causes what unfurls next. >> lets break that down, because i see two scenarios in this for which a victim could recover. one is an unconstitutional violation t

so have you seen these new mcdonald's uniforms? >> yes.perhaps. >> oh, well -- >> mcdonald's queue the star trek music sporting new uniforms and people are poking fun at the company. >> yeah they say the uniforms look like officers on the death star like what they wore in star wars. [ laughter ] >> do you agree kevin? >> it's awesome. most of the uniforms are entirely gray with slight yellow ac based on feedback from employees and i don't know who these customers were, but them, too. mcdonald's says the collection is focused on comfort, fit, functional will the and contemporary professionalism. >> look through the years at the mcdonald's uniforms. what we just had. >> but did they all look that grab? >> there we go. >> there you go. >> looks like the '60s maybe the '70s. and the 2000 sand tens. >> yeah. they could have a little splash of color. >> seriously mcdonald's is happy for reds and yellows. why the gray? >> that is true. i'm wondering what the -- >> it's like you're making them sigh boshes. uniform -- >> you got to admit that's a g