defense secretary mark esper also attended the ceremony in arlington, virginia. >> state your name. >> mark alexander milley. >> having been appointed chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. do solemnly swear. >> do solemnly swear. >> i will support and defend. >> i will support and defend. >> the constitution. >> the constitution. >> against all enemies. >> against all enemies. >> that i take this obligation freely. >> i take this obligation

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defense secretary mark esper also attended the ceremony in arlington, virginia. >> state your name. >> mark alexander milley. >> having been appointed chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. do solemnly swear. >> do solemnly swear. >> i will support and defend. >> i will support and defend. >> the constitution. >> the constitution. >> against all enemies. >> against all enemies. obligationake this freely. >> i take this obligation freely. >> without reservation. with out reservation. >> i will faithfully. >> i will faithfully. >> discharge the duties. >> discharge the duties. >> so help me god. >> so help me god. [applause] [laughter] [applause] >> attention. >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the posting of the colors. >> post the colors. [drums] ♪ ♪ >> please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, general illey, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. >> mr. president, mr. vice president, secretary esper, distinguished guests, family and friends, thank you for being here today. and for your unwavering support for our men and women in uniform. we are deeply humbled by your presence. t

he is in arlington, virginia. how are you seeing this?” how are you seeing this?take. this is not the right time to abandon a us ally, and if you listen to erdogan‘s words, he is talking about conducting a military operation against terrorists. he is not talking about isis, he is talking about the kurdish ypg. and it doesn't matter if americans just move somewhere else in northern syria. they are abandoning those outposts. they are abandoning areas that have been secured by the ypg against isis, against shia militias, against isis, against shia militias, against iran, against russia, against iran, against russia, against a side, and now the way bg is left to take care of themselves, and what that likely means is that areas which have been cleared of isis will probably fall back into isis will probably fall back into isis hands as the ypg moves to secure kurdish areas for a turkish invasion. this is security degradation in northern syria. this is risking an isis resurgence ahead ofa is risking an isis resurgence ahead of a 2020 election, and this is really bad for

arlington, virginia, independent, caroline. caller: i feel like i have conservative principles, but if you are paying attention to this man, donald trump, he is not a conservative. just came5 women that out and said he is a predator, and what he did in ukraine and trying to get money from the gas companies, i feel like, why are good people surrounding him? what are they getting out of it and why are they going to survive aligning? host: are you there? thank you. guest: that is a very good question. have many you that i friends who are deeply conservative who are asking the same question, as president trump really a conservative or is he doing something else? he cuts taxes, that is what conservatives do. . approved by judges the federalist society. other hand, on trade and immigration and international relations and the conduct of the presidency itself, these conservatives argue he is anything but conservative. a real conservative, they argue, honors tradition, respects institutions, strengthens the norms that hold us together a

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. >> reporter: rainy monday in arlington, virginia, president trump celebrating morly becoming chairman of joint chiefs of staff. in middle of the impeachment. hours later continuing his tirade against the lead investigator. >> adam schiff made up what i said. actually took words and made it up. >> reporter: renewed attacks on the whistleblower at center of the inquiry against him. telling reporters he wants to know the identity of the informant. >> do you know who the whistleblower is? >> trying to find out. reports things incredible. >> reporter: raised serious concerns regarding client's safety. alleging certain individuals are offering a bounty. mark warren also taking issue with the president's comments, accusing trump of undermining the whistleblower process. >> say we know how we used to deal with those folks without even the proverbial wink wink, that's a threat. >> reporter: demanding that president's personal attorney rudy giuliani produce information. mitch mcconnell confirmed if the house passes articles of impeachment against trump, he would hold a trial. >>> governor newso

defense secretary mark esper also attended the ceremony in arlington, virginia. >> state your name. >> mark alexander milley. >> having been appointed chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. do solemnly swear. >> do solemnly swear. >> i will support and defend. >> i will support and defend. >> the constitution. >> the constitution. >> against all enemies. >> against all enemies. obligationake this freely. >> i take this obligatio

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. >> reporter: on a rainy monday in arlington, virginia, president trump celebrating mare joint chiefs words on the matter during the ceremony, but hours later continuing his tirade against the house's lead investigator. >> adam schiff, representative, congressman made up what i said. he actually took words and made it up. >> reporter: he also renewed his attacks on the whistle-blower at the center of the inquiry against him telling reporters today that he wants to know the identity of the unnamed informant. >> do you now know who the whistle-blower is, sir? >> well, we're trying to find out about a whistle-blower. when you have a whistle-blower that reports things that were incorrect. >> reporter: this as attorneys for the unnamed intelligence officer raised, quote, serious concerns regarding their client's safety. alleging, quote, certain individuals are offering a $50,000 bounty for the whistle-blower's identity. the vice chairman of the senate intelligence committee mark warner also taking issue with the president's comments, accusing trump of undermining the whistle-blower process

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joins me now from arlington in virginia talking with us here on al-jazeera i mean the real concern beingvoiced by many of president trumps detractors and some within his own party is the space that's being given to russia to influence the region space that the u.s. once occupied. yes it could easily russia's becoming the main power broker elop has expanded its influence to the northeast potentially also maybe if there was no more agreement with the written on this. russia has been playing the store in southern syria has been playing they managed to keep the iranians out of the door to use syria so i think everybody is basically. not surrendering but fine with the russian influence you see these relieved see the americans and you see that turkish at some point. they preferred to have russia instead of iran and obviously you have the president who completely surrendered u.s. policy in syria. but the 1st time you have a u.s. foreign policy so much linked to the most equality exe it's the 1st time you see the u.s. foreign policy in basically in in. the virtual laps in i mean we have the rela

it's "chatter on books", very happily added disclose location, one more page books in arlington, virginia which is as far away as that sounds. our featured author today is tonight is wil haygood and the rule on "chatter on books" if we really like to come which i think we do is i hope the book of a lot so c-span can get this a lot. you have written about white house butlers, boxers, entertainers, supreme court justices, and this book "tigerland" which is about highly improbable festival and baseball teams from 1968-1969 and are so many ways we can get you these conversations would have to start with this. in addition to being an award-winning journalist yourself, this book has the nominee for many, many awards. probably the greatest accolade i've ever heard oprah winfrey called you honey. she called you honey. can you tell us how that happened and why and what was it like? >> it must have been when we were making the movie, the butler. we were filming it down in new orleans. >> based on article you had written. >> yes, about this white house butler what worked in the white house for 40 ye

university has a short school policy government that provides academic programs in fairfax and arlington virginia and we have a number of her fashion of degree programs primarily taught in arlington and public policy public administration international security studies which has been ranked number two by "u.s. news and world report" nationally that we are very proud of and i think the michael hayden sent her center for security policy studies a number of other entities at the school are a very important component of the recognition we have received for being leaders in the field of security studies. again thank you for being here. i look forward to a great event that i want to acknowledge the presence of the provost of our university david willits. [applause] several members of our board of trustees also are here tonight. thanks to them for attending this event as well. most importantly i want to acknowledge the presence of the founder of the michael hayden center and his wife janine. general michael hayden and janine hayden. [applause] general hate and we are really proud to have you in the scha

arlington, virginia is the best city in the country. ann arbor michigan comes in second.. santa clara is 28.>>> traffic wise. i don't think we get good votes.>>> we have challenges. looking at the traffic, we have been focusing on the peninsula. i don't want you to miss your flight. we had earlier problems with 101 being slow. people found out. 280 is slow. the bottom line if you try to get to the airport were down the peninsula, 101, 280 are slow out of san francisco. it is improving now that the crash near grant avenue has been removed. this is a look at getting into san francisco. the commute is moderate it is not as heavy. there is slow traffic. 680 is moderate. 580 looks all right. 880 is slow near fremont. the commute is getting better. 17 has been slow getting up to campbell. 280 is slow. it is 8:16 am. the weekend weather. >>> we will look at the winter outlook. december, january, february. these are challenging forecasts. the accuracy is a lot to be desired. the projection is really, you start with the orange and go below, dryer. a higher chance it will be drier

members of his community in arlington, virginia.he world series at nationals park, dozens raised enough money within 24 hours to buy the tickets which cost more than $2400. mr. jeff said he teared up a little when he saw them coming down the street. he said he considers the community his extended family. ckets,he families looked at forng tickets, there were ollarsng tickets for about $1,000 apiece. tt one parent said i figured his job is standing, i wasn't going to make him stand at the world series. to builies pulled money together to buy these tickets. a great gesture. >> they like mr. jeff. >> they do, indeed. >> the characters from the hit series, "breaking bad" in the sequel film "el camino" netflix says more than 25 million households watched the film in the first seven days of its release. the "breaking bad" series ended in 2013. it followed walter white and his partner in crime, jesse pinkman. the sequel movie uses flashbacks d of thal what happened at the end of the series while pinkman was in captivity. wei hate to be all

adviso advisory committee on sexual assault in the military held their 13th public meeting in arlington, virginia, recently. in this next portion of the event, the committee hears from chiefs from the army, navy, marine corps, and coast guard. later, several military special victims counsel and legal program managers testify. some of the items discussed include conviction and acquittal rates, the adjudication process, and the reasons why some victims choose to not move forward through the military justice process. this is about three hours. >>> okay. thank you for joining us this morning. we're going to be looking at the perspectives of the services military justice division chiefs regarding conviction and acquittal rates, case adjudication process, and victim declination. [ inaudible ] [ inaudible ] >> does the article 32 statute and its implementing rule, rule for court-martial 405, provide an effective check for charges against which there is no probable cause? >> i'll start with you. >> so, i think -- for the past several years the procedural requirements have change and statutory change for

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arlington, virginia, independent, caroline.ler: i feel like i have conservative principles, but if you are paying attention to this man, donald trump, he is not a conservative. just came5 women that out and said he is a predator, and what he did in ukraine and trying to get money from the gas companies, i feel like, why are good people surrounding him? what are they getting out of it and why are they going to survive aligning? host: are you there? thank you. guest: that is a very good question. have many you that i friends who are deeply conservative who are asking the same question, as president trump really a conservative or is he doing something else? he cuts taxes, that is what conservatives do. . approved by judges the federalist society. other hand, on trade and immigration and international relations and the conduct of the presidency itself, these conservatives argue he is anything but conservative. a real conservative, they argue, honors tradition, respects institutions, strengthens the norms that hold us together as a

go to jay, calling from arlington, virginia on the independent line. good morning.nder: good morning to you thank you for c-span. giuliani is actually a very interesting character. there are some that will tell thethat his rise was not 9/11 situation, it was over policing minority areas, racist tactics, partially corrupt police force he was running, but putting that aside into the current situation, when you look at the trump situation, it is interesting that what he is really buttressed by is people like giuliani and people these absoluted lunatic, far, far, far from the mainstream whose views on everything is skewed and makes absolutely no sense, and it is of no interest to the american to alland of no benefit but very, very few. when you look at the giuliani situation, how we take somebody and have them in foreign policy situation is furthers, and how this american strategic interests in the world or anything like that, i have no idea. i look forward to really listening to what the other side has to say, but when one just sits back and sees how this has been the

adviso advisory committee on sexual assault in the military held their 13th public meeting in arlington, virginia, recently. in this next portion of the event, the committee hears from chiefs from the army, navy, marine corps, and coast guard. later, several military special victims counsel and legal program managers testify. some of the items discussed include conviction and acquittal rates, the adjudication proce

defense expert at the strat that's a geo political consultancy joins us via skype from arlington in the u.s. state of virginia richard thank you so much so basically the pentagon is saying all u.s. troops are fine but wasn't a scenario like this entirely predictable. oh yes and we've had several incidents in the course of this syrian war in which there have been friendly fire there have been twice at least russian planes have been shot down one by the syrian air force itself and one by the turkish air force so i would be the not surprised that there are going to be more incidents like this as long as this campaign content so. there is been talk that the u.s. could could try to i don't know manage the situation as it were by by announcing sanctions but in many ways hasn't the u.s. are they willingly relinquish control of this trying to manage it after the fact how does that work well what the pentagon is doing is a howling that her through various channels where the u.s. forces are the also we're seeing warnings you mentioned the sanctions there is that were discussed earlier today the treasury department the