the yellow blood sugar level secret of the armor surely you can you get other cronies local public you know mob us navy. in my space and i was. you know one of the things we saw in this entire campaign leading up to trump selection was very little discussion of the facts nobody said look you know you may be the smartest person in the world in your area of cheating people in the real estate market but when it comes to actually understand economics you have no background i think any you know a good economist could possibly have won that election had the press made and attention to that. joined me every focused on the i like simon chill and i'll be speaking to get us in the world of politics sport business i'm show business i'll see you then. this is harlan kentucky. with all of this move the boy says he was going to st danny's leave. a co money since he was almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the pay rises showed. that it was love to see these people the survivors of disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that is anything ever happened to the coal mines here t

how can they tie that into making it much more of a robust, local business than simply waiting for some navyhips. you know, that need repair, which has been the traditional business in the past. >> sure. it needs to be exened paed. -- to be expanded. they do have connections. it would be nice to have the boats built here. we anticipate having those discussions. >> ok. thank you. >> if i go too far, you have to stop me. [laughter] we got to have a painful conversation here. i'm going to be brutally honest. everybody was up. in arms and i want to thank elaine and her staff. you guys responded immediately. the mayor responded. because we talked about losing 300 good union jobs and stuff like that. i'm goinging to put it out there. just straight up. vigor was one of our competitors that took 50% of the work away from san francisco. that is just our goals. all these companies are competitors. and i just need to put it out there. i knew a lot about vigor being up in portland and keshekan with the i.o.w. i think we're in a bad spot because we responded and really we only got really one, i think com

now a local service member and life long eagles fan will be honored at the game, navy lieutenant commandere dietz and watson hometown hero. the helicopter pilot is serving as a navy recruiter in philadelphia. he is thankful for the honor and has no doubt the eagles will pull off a win. >> the vikings and their fans and people around the country will realize these dogs do by the we'll get our chance and we'll be in minnesota in two weeks for the super bowl. >> now the lieutenant who grew up in bridesburg said being a hometown hero is unexpected. he is taking his wife and two friends to the game to thank them for supporting him in his 20 year military career. >>> peco said it's a little superstitious and refusing to run any message with the name or logo with the eagles on crown lights on top of the headquarters. the utility said when they did this when eagles lost the super bowl and the phillies lost the series. they are rooting for the underdog. go eagles. >>> our satellite dishes along monument avenue in wynnfield heights section is lit up in green so everyone is see it as you drive by on

local afghans. never on a scale big enough to tilt the scale. it was not done in enough villages. then bin laden gets killed by navy seals. seems to be gratifying for americans to get rid of him. turns out it didn't quite work as strategically as we had hoped. there is a backlash in pakistan for violations of the airspace which results in special operators getting kicked out in areas where there is insurgents. they shut down our drone base. al qaeda continues on. bin laden had produced enough the tenets that the organization can survive. it promotes for a time the administration to count the positive aspects that we can win strategically with these raids. this lead to the light footprint strategy. we pull out conventional forces in both cases the results were catastrophic. we saw the rise of isis and loss of territory we help taken libya and yemen are emphasis on surgical strike results in the with you taking over wiping out our intelligence apparatus. last used slide stone of cool pictures. four of the policy conclusions. i put them at the end so you're awake for the rest of the presentation. there's some of the takeaway

united states did not really have an army or navy at all at his disposal without first going to congress and saying, on a given location, build me one. or localize, call up militias. in the early republic, there was not that much opportunity for the president to make war without congress' ok. just didhe president not have the resources at his disposal. now the president has the power to destroy the world instantaneously at his fingertips -- not quite literally, but figuratively. his figurative fingertips. it is certainly the case that i think the actions and words and tweets all trump have given many of us who studied nuclear strategy some pause about the developed overat the course of decades to regulate how nuclear weapons might be used in an actual crisis. my own view -- first of all, i is anwith you that it oversupplied myth that the president just carries around a button -- you open up the football, the briefcase, and you punch in the codes, and instantaneously things happen -- because there are other human beings involved. a and they can act as circuit breakers. today's world, though, with the proliferation of weapons of mass distraction a

as far as danger is presents, congressman from that area, former navy seal, scott taylor, told the local russia's weaknesses t sailed first near the u.s. within a year ago within the first few weeks of president trump's inauguration. it traveled up and down the atlantic coast in 2014 and 2015. even docked in havana in 2015 last year, when the president was asked about it, when it was off of connecticut, he said, well i could just blow it, quote right out of the water, he much rather get along with russia. we're told by pentagon officials when this ship recently docked in jamaica, the political officer aboard had to a accompany all sailors, lest should defect. guys? brian: very interesting. steve: griff, don't we do the same thing essentially? reporter: we do, absolutely. there is ship leaving the russia coast there. we routinely fly in the baltics our air force equipment which is, we believe, far superior to what the russians have off of our coast here in the atlantic. brian: darn right. carnival cruises goes there too. they also go to moscow. ainsley: okay for us to do it. they are not

local stores, jewelry shops, small food companies. these are our friends and neighbors who put everything they have into their small business. nearly every one of them has added jobs, including evan oliveira, a navy veteran from east providence. for years, he worked a desk job that he tolerated. on the side, he had a small cleaning business that he loved. his company was growing, and he finally built up the courage to tell his family that he was going to quit the desk job to do the cleaning company full-time. make thisneeded to cleaning company work. capital, hise business was too small so banks wouldn't lend to him. loans throughfor a new loan program we started for small businesses in 2015. with that $10,000 loan, he was able to buy the equipment he needed to support his new contracts. and since then, his business has tripled. [applause] like every rhode islander i've ever met, evan is determined to succeed. keep it going, we are all behind you. rhode island small businesses are expanding because of these loans. we know they are working. tonight i'm committing to double the number of loans awarded by the end of this year. [applause] the responsibility to support small businesses doesn't just li

navy to include camp sachsen. jim clyburn worked long and hard hard. thanks to everyone. >> everyone has talked about the .entrality of locals or without support on the ground, this could not have happened. what did it take to bring together a local effort? what lessons did you and other people learn from the early 2000 that got stalled? what can historians learn from your experience of trying to pull together that kind of support? lesson, and i say this in just isn't sometimes you cannot rely on high-level government officials and historians. when they started this fin bank 2008, they did not understand they had our pressure cooker in terms of local politics. and, in that pressure cooker, you do not take the top off. when they trusted congressman wilson to carry the ball in the house and they took the top off. put they got burned, top back on, and we waited. in 20 years, a lot changed. the reality is, the local politics was not so much our problem as a question about whether or not we could get something going fast enough. if the biggest obstacle was time, frankly. thesecond part of it was antiquities process. people and say, would you donate a building to

navy ship to discuss disaster response capabilities. october 2nd, the full scale exercise at zuckerberg. ems ride alongs are part of this. it's important for military partners to ride along with our localms staff. then we also have a summit or seminar during the senior leader seminar, a medical peer to peer exchanges. we'll have medical experts from local state, federal and department of defense to discuss best practices. moving forward of the exercise programs, there will be a full scale exercise on the 28. it's regional in nature. we have a play in the south bay, east bay and north bay. essentially the first 5 days of that exercise are looking at the prmd part of the hazardous material side. october 28th, saturday we'll be accessing the emergency operation center in response to a radiation disbursal device and in november we are excited to help host a volunteer action and disaster and tabletop exercise. finally, we'll have a disaster service and how to move the workers into san francisco following the disaster and how we move them around and how we get folks out of the city that need to get back to their homes.. >> thanks, jill. any questions for jill. again, our training and exercis

local prosecutor calls very troubling. did nothing illegal. but that's not necessarily the relevant benchmark. missouri governor eric greitens, a former navy s.e.a.l. and a rising republican star finds himself in the middle of a sex scandal. >> but most importantly i'm a very proud husband and father. >> reporter: accused of infidelity and blackmail, the married father of two now admits he cheated on his wife, prior to know announcing his run for governor. that admission comes after audio was released this week of a woman describing a sexual encounter she said she had with the politician in 2015. in the audio recorded by her ex-husband secretly she claims greitens tied her up and blindfolded her. quote, i saw a flash through the blindfold and he said, you're never going to mention my name, otherwise, there will be pictures of me everywhere. governor greitens admits the affair but denies ever the picture or trying to blackmail anyone adding, any allegation of violence is completely false. it never happened. >> it's a human tragedy here, all of this stuff and it makes me sad and sick to hear about these kind of things. >> reporter: greitens

in the army, the navy, the defense agencies, it's a critical problem all throughout. it's not only a problem in the state and local governments. i'm quite certain it's other departments as well. >> i think we should take a look at a whole of government approach. i will say in deference -- we're going to have people come before this committee and point it dumb at an agency. they're not properly funded or instructed the whole of government or the dod. i think we all need to recognize that we need to do to properly resource and focus the agencies. and we own that problem. it's not something you can fix if you're handed a less than optimal environment. and the majority of the people who are working in the agencies thank you, mr. chair. >> senator coons. >> i'll defer to senator blumenthal. >> thank you. >> i want to express my thanks to you and the ranking member for holding this very important hearing and my colleagues for nevada and texas for their heartfelt and moving statements i can tell them as we approach the fifth an versery of sandy hook, they will continue to look in the eye of the families and loved ones of

navy, the defense agencies. this is a critical problem all throughout. i would also say it's not only a problem in the department of defense. not only a problem in the state and local governments. i'm quite certain from my experience it's a problem in other federal agencies as well whether it's the department of homeland security or the treasury department, marshal service. we need to look at that, too. >> i actually think we recollected take a look at a whole of government with respect to this challenge, a whole of government approach. i will say in deference to senator kennedy, often times we're going to have people come before this committee and point at dumb that may be going on in an agency or bad decisions. but my guess is some of the promulgation of these databases and processes relate to dumb past decisions of congress that have not properly funded or instructed the whole of government or the dod to modernize. and i think we all need to recognize that there are some things that we need to do to properly resource and properly focus the agencies. and we own that problem. it's not something you can fix. if and the majority of the people who are working in the

police nicknamed him "houston" after kevin houston, a local navy seal killed in afghanistan. they believe he traveled through a nearby frozen creek and made an appearance... "navy seal style." a waiter in sheridan, arkansas who's colorblind is thrilled about a christmas present his co-workers gave him. cole williams' co-workers chipped in and bought him special glasses. they enable him to see colors for the first time. williams is looking forward to seeing colors for the rest after getting the life-changing glasses, he says he doesn't have a favorite color, because they're all so pretty. generic toss to break - today could end up being the 5th coldest new year's day si before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben. what's so good about fios anyway? uh. what's so great about a 100% fiber-optic network that makes your gaming system actually work awesomely? hey. did you take out the trash? haha, garbage boy! dad, i already took out ben. it's not funny. gaming is best on a 100% <