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really anything public but in 1828 and 1829, many of the senior officers, albeit within a small senior officer corps, many of that small number of senior officers welcomed jackson's presidential victory seeing him as a former comrade that would support more funding for the army. that is usually the main thing that army leaders wanted at that time. we don't think we have enough troops for the canadian border. if things break out with the british again for the border with mexico, for the coastal fortifications. for the indians on the plains. when the army -- when army staff officers made plans they would say we need three or four regiments for each of those. we need 20 or 25 regiments to perform our missions. the army at that point in time had 11 regiments. they perceived they are always under strength. fortunately usually the crises that break out break out one place at a time and they can redeploy their forces one place at a time to meet the different crises. it is fair to say that in 1828 and '29, a lot saw him like that. now during jackson's administration, funding remained tight. jacksonians talk

corps. the senior officer doubleday. very competent job of commanding the field in this fight with heath's division. howard arrives and deploys two of the divisions of the 11th core. there is a lull across the field. as they get ready to advance again, they begin to advance against this position here on seminary ridge. they drive the union infantry. 121st pennsylvania, major alexander bittle, the division commander is drunk as a lord. he will be cashiered for his conduct that day. bittle ends up in command of troops primarily. his cousin alexander at the end of the line. if you have been to gettysburg, you know that there is a deep swell. if you get down there, you cannot be seen from mcpherson's ridge. james johnson pettigrew's brigade is beginning to advance in a position where they can't be seen and they won't be seen until they are already around the flank. gamble has sent the 8th illinois cavalry to about here. and the commander of the 8th illinois, an interesting guy, he ends up being the commercial that being the

i talked to a lot of senior people there, including someone from the army corps who says that more than half of puerto rico's population of $3.5 million people is still without electricity in their homes. we know that when people don't have electricity, they die. particularly in hospitals, that figure you cited earlier, 1,050 roughly extra deaths for september and october. we don't know the november numbers yet. but it looks like overall, mortality in puerto rico is up about 20% due to hurricane maria. >> yeah, i want to play this, you know, there was this very bizarre and somewhat garish spectacle in which the president sort of applauded himself from the low death total in early days. i want to play it for you and compare it to what people there told you about their experience of it. take a listen. >> every death is a horror, but if you look at a real catastrophe like katrina and you look at the tremendous hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people that died, and you look at what happened here with really a storm that was just totally overbearing. nobody's ever seen anything like thi

[captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> this week on q&a, the senior associate, tiffany wright, talks about the challenges she overcame to become a lawyer and supreme court clerk. wright, what was it like being a clerk to a justice of the supreme court? guest: it was incredible. sometimes, very overwhelming. the court is -- i describe it as a magical place. it is a white marble. every place you go in, it is white marble. as a clerk, you get to go to the side to the golden, and that is how i voice felt the -- i always thought the honor of going to the place where the public cannot go, where the business of the court really happens. i never lost that throughout the full-year. it was a really meaningful and beautiful experience. also, very hard. host: what was your year? from what date to what date? ended july 11, 2016, and on july 7, 2017. host: who did you work for? guest: justice sotomayor. host: has there been any one like you to serve as a clerk -- why i'm asking this. guest: i don't know. tried toe reporter figure out if there had been from theecifically particular so

corps. unsurprisingly, members of iran's senior and political military leadership have acquired significant and personal institutional wealth by using their positions to secure control of major portions of the iranian national economy. some estimates put the iron grip at a third or more of the country east economy and some individual holdings in the billions of dollars. all at a time when the average iranian citizen earns the equivalent of about $15,000 a year. the unwise sanctions relief provided to the obama administration's nuclear deal with iran resulted in the unwarranted removal of many iranian entities that are tied to government corruption from the list of entities sanctioned by the united states. thankfully, however, the trump administration has in recent months levied a number of needed new sanctions on iranian ndividuals and entities. still the perceived corruption in high ran is higher than ever. the treasury department has identified iran as a country of quote, primary concern for money laundering. separate lith state department has continually identified iran as the world's fo

senior levels and we're talking about is yours the u.s. military which is the world's largest employer bridgeport or already i know you heard some the peace corps by the way it's not you know this is the word it's not a charity it's a company that does good for things like every look at it bombs bombs and violence so here we have the u.s. military which is the world's largest employer in the world and only about fifteen percent of its one point three million active duty workforce is women but then if you don't have women as diplomats there i'm sorry but other countries have don't have such gender disparity in their diplomatic role so what you have is a lot of men going into a situation. and country is talking time to tell women and other countries about gender equality and how they should run it that it's not a gets into a yeah and that's just one part of that i mean look at the end of the day when you really look at the violence begets violence the mare you know the security state here is is as now has not been reined in in leaps and years it's been completely out of control since nine eleven if not since today john kennedy got killed and you

so, the vast majority of the officer corps were still either west point graduates, if they were younger. right. the lieutenants and the captains and then the senior captains and the majors, the colonels, the feel-good officers. we westpoint hadn't been really effective when they had been coming up. they were mostly war of 1812 veterans. your officer corps could be the war of 1812 and the younger west point graduates and in theory the jacksonians put in a bunch of maybe democratic partisans. they would use the army for spoils in the spoil system, right, to award their supporters. they did a little bit of that. army officers thought that they was shocking and they thought it was terrible. but, you know, if we look at it with a little bit of critical distance, it didn't reshape the officer corps. although jackson intervened in academy discipline, his partisanship did not foster partisanship among the officer, staff and faculty at west point. again, two possibilities here. it could be that maybe like with scott or clinch to some extent, it could be that army officers, it could be the faculty and the staff at west point could say, jackson is attacking

the vast majority of the officer corp were still west point graduates if they were younger, the lieutenants and the captains, and then the senior captains and then the majors, the colonels, the feel good officers. west point hadn't really been very effective when they had been coming up. they were mostly war of 1812 veterans. so your officer corp could be basically the war of 1812 veterans, the younger west point graduates and in theory the jacksonians were put in a bunch of maybe democratic partisans. they would use the army for spoils and the spoil system to reward their supporters. they did a little bit of that. army officers thought that was shocking and they thought it was terrible. but if we look at it with a little bit of critical distance, it doesn't reshape the officer corp. although jackson intervened in academy discipline it did not foster partisanship. there's two possibilities. it could be that maybe like with winfield scott or duncan clench to some extent, it could be that army officers, it could be that the faculty and the staff at west point could say jackson is attacking us, we hate jackson, we will try to unde

corp. rear admiral thomas brooks, u.s. navy, retired former director of naval intelligence. welcome aboard. and eugene sullivan, retired cia senior officer. everyone, thank you very much for being here today. david -- sorry we'll start with celia. tell us about the report and the documents that are going to be released. then we'll go q&a after everybody has a chance to say a couple of words. when you stand up, raise your hand, identify your name and your media source or who you're with and make it a really precise question if you could. thank you very much. >> good morning and welcome. i have some remarks that i've already prepared. so just in the way of a reminder later on today from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., we have a symposium at the naval yard. and that will be a two hour session in which we'll give a little bit more detail on the documents. i want to first thank our navy colleagues and our panelists. it's been wonderful working with everyone. and it's been a real learning experience for myself. let me start by saying that i have the absolute best job, not only do i get to tell the central intelligence agency stories i also wit

corp. rear admiral thomas brooks, u.s. navy, retired former director of naval intelligence. welcome aboard. and eugene sullivan, retired cia senior officer. everyone, thank you very much for being here today. david -- sorry we'll start with celia. tell us about the report and the documents that are going to be released. then we'll go q&a after everybody has a chance to say a couple of words. when you stand up, raise your hand, identify your name and your media source or who you're with and make it a really precise question if you could. thank you very much. >> good morning and welcome. i have some remarks that i've already prepared. so just in the way of a reminder later on today from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., we have a symposium at the naval yard. and that will be a two-hour session in which we'll give a little bit more detail on the documents. i want to first thank our navy colleagues and our panelists. it's been wonderful working with everyone. and it's been a real learning experience for myself. let me start by saying that i have the absolute best job, not only do i get to tell the central intelligence agency stories i also wit

senior investigator stephen stock joins us with this critical update. >> reporter: with supporters standing the the mexican border holding signs of welcome, marine corpsnto the u.s. and a stand full of microphones nearly unrecognized. after all, he'd been gone from the u.s. for 15 years. only then did dozens at the trabs it center swarm -- he hadn't slept the night before. >> so excited. i was in disbelief. i believe it now. >> reporter: chavez says his parents brought him to the u.s. as a 1-year-old. he he got older he enlisted in the marines and was honorably discharged after serving four years. only then did he get in trouble with the law, serving 10 months in prison on animal cruelty charges. >> i'll be with my family. wake up on christmas morning and hug them and let them know i love them. >> reporter: earlier this year, nbc bay area travelled to tee fwha gn juana, mexico. they had not been told or or given the opportunity to become citizens while serving in the military. did the military drop the ball? >> the department of defense did. >> reporter: retired marine and former california aseemabliman nathan fletcher could not believe this happened

captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2008 dictate members who don't show go by seniorityon the full committee so now i recognize the gentleman for five minutes. >> thank you administrator for your attendance at your confirmation hearing you were submitted questions for the record asking you with the environmental assessments. with your response as a serious issue here reported as saying that the concept of environmental justice. the administrator play is an important role with environmental justice. in your statement with your written response but then a few months later former assistant associated bin the straighter for environmental justice working with my office to be resigned in march. . . . . similarly neglected so how o you prioritize the responsibilities it is in the high, medium or low priority how would you define it. >> i will give you -- >> it is important that the agency and they will give you an example. in chicago, an area that i'm sure if you are familiar with, there are threats to water supply and there's a community in chicago's face those threats for a n

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willie senior who are passed away in my home state of arizona. mr. willie and mr. draper enlisted in the marine corps and were in multiple battles. they used the language to transmit and receive messages that couldn't be transmitted. this was a great advantage. in 2001, both mr. willie and mr. draper were awarded the silver middle for their selfless devotion to duty. they will be remembered for generation its. we will be forever grateful for their dedication. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> permission to address the house for one minute. reason reason a tax bill passed by the house embodies that americans hate dislike by congress. and it relies on special interests and faulty disproven assumptions. the plan slashes tax rates and the superwealthy and leaves hard-working americans in the th congressional district to pay the bill. it penalizes taxpayers in california and other blue states for investing in our schools, in our roads and in our public services. mr. lowenthal: and it cruelly hits children, seniors and low-income

senior is certainly leaving on top. he told me he has he's willing to explore the opportunity of the nfl if it presents itself, but he says up next he has five years in the marine corpss, sheree burruss, news4 sports. >> all right, sheree, the college basketball and a tough day for mark turgeon. getting ready to play the final conference game tomorrow. announcing sophomore justin jackson will undergo season ending surgery on his torn labrum. the 6'7" sophomore has missed the last three games with what the team has called shoulder soreness. injuries occurred before jackson came to maryland but was able to play through it. he led the team in three-point shooting last season and 48% but it dropped off significantly this year at 25%. jackson averaging 9.8 points a game, eight rebounds in 11 games this season. tough news for the turves. >> if i had a torn labrum, i don't know how he can shoot like that. >> shooting dropped off. >> thank you for joining us. nightly news is next. it startsn here at 11:00. >>> tonight, the nation's biggest city is on high alert as it prepares for the world's biggest new year's event. what the police are doing to prevent a terrorist attack. t

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