rod: our thank you to rod hochman, ceo of providence saint joseph's health.isa gill is the head of health care technology and distribution at jp morgan. she has been a leading member of the research team met jp morgan for about 16 years. i asked her about the role of companies and how they play in the devolution of health care. evolution of health care. >> lab corp. the integration is more between medical and diagnostic. marrying it together with a lab company, they have done really well in being able to do patient recruitment, bringing new technology from a medical perspective to the marketplace. teladoc is one of our favorite names on the tele-health side. the cost of the services. they announced an acquisition yesterday of a company called intouch. this creates a broader platform for them to be able to touch people in the hospital, at home. they have a great relationship with cvs. taylor: as you look at companies making heavy investments within ai, how are the they -- poised to be a distruptor within health care? lisa: when you start thinking about making

. >> jimmy: rod is his name. rod samuels. rod, where did you work together? zealand account at terminal 2 at l.a.x. >> jimmy: terminal 2 at l.a.x. we have a photograph of tiffany from that time of her life. >> yeah! oh, i was killing it. i went to the -- i went to the one-hour photo at the swap meet and took that picture. like, i'm going to be killing them in this, they got to see me in this. i did a photo shoot at the one-hour photo. >> jimmy: what was your -- >> pretty as ever, huh? >> yeah, man. >> jimmy: rod, how was tiffany as an employee? >> oh, perfect. as young as she was, she was just overflowing with confidence. she basically took charge of things. we used to love to get her up to the arrivals lounge, so she had a p.a. system. i think that's where she developed her skills with the comedic stuff. she just took charge. made our passengers feel great. about she had a little more time on her hands, she even got to dance with them as well. pop and locking. you name it, she did it. >> jimmy: you were -- people were waiting for their flights and you were p

let's give rod gragg a warm welcome. [applause] rod: thank you. rod: thank you. it is a pleasure for me to be in a room full of historians and i say that seriously because i have learned that i may write a lot but the folks who really know the civil war are those of you who read a lot. and i appreciate that. before i begin, if you don't mind, i'd like to tell you the story about the young history major who decided after he got a bachelor's degree in history, he probably ought to get a masters degree in business so he could earn a living. [laughter] rod: so he was accepted, enrolled in a distant prestigious school of business and wondered soon after he got there if he made the right decision because he failed his first exam and so did everyone in the class. now, the professor was notoriously irascible, he came in after the exam, plopped the papers on the lectern, and he said, i've never seen anything like this, this is the worst performance on an exam i've seen in my teaching career. in fact, i don't know how anyone but a buffoon could perform so poorly. in fact,

and finally, last up on the rod laver arena, novak djokovic will be in action djokovic also a defending champion in the men's singles. a bumper schedule for the main show court where the roof is open because we have early in sunshine here today in contrast, in stark contrast to what we saw player yesterday. the sun lounge in the background gives it away. it will be different in the evening session as well because it is about the future of women's tennis for the first game at rob lever this evening. i do wonder when we see naomi osaka 15—year—old coco gauff how many grand slam totals will these two have between them come the end of their careers. osaka looking relaxed in contrast to what we saw player last year when she won her maiden grand slam title, her maiden australian open title here. she is looking relaxed and she loves playing against coco gauff. there is a lot of respect between the two. coco gauff introducing herself to the world when she made a brilliant run at wimbledon last year. they met at the us open last year and it was osaka who came out on top. it will be fascinating t

rod: that is a good one. i think both. are certain things we will do with companies like amazon. what we saw in our microsoft arrangement, they really wanted to help us make health care better and not necessarily compete with us in our core business. for us, this comprehensive relationship we have looking at health care in hospitals or what health care of the future looks like is something we are working on together. taylor: one thing we talk about is data privacy and holding onto that sensitive information. his big tech doing enough to protect health care data? rod: you said it perfectly. we are very worried. one thing our patients trust us with is with their data. they don't want to see us giving away their data to someone else. we have been very protective about that relationship. we are looking for tech partners in thell understand that consumer has to be in control of their data and partners in this. it is not just that i will give up my data and hope something happens. i think the consumer wants to be a partner in th

rod: you said it perfectly. i think we are very worried.ng our patients trust us with is with their data. and they don't want to see us giving away their data to someone else and it being out there, being utilized -- we have been very protective about that relationship. so we are looking for tech partners that will understand that and we think the difference is the consumer has to be in control of their data and they have to be a partner in this. it is not just that i will give up my data and hope something happens. i think the consumer wants to be a partner in this data transfer and understand what protections they have in giving that information over. man,or: that was rod hoch ceo of providence saint joseph's health. small-cap companies like lab core and tele-doc also playing an important role in health care tech. this topic is part of the conversation i had with lisa gill, head of health care technology and distribution at jp morgan. she has been a leading member of the health care equity research team at jp morgan for 16 years. lisa: la

you had rod rosenstein going to the hill early the next morning. think it served a useful foil. >> and don't forget this. lisa page said her decision to speak out was prompted by an offensive and over-the-top comedy performance by trump during a campaign rally last year. >> i love you, peter. i love you too, lisa. lisa, i love you. lisa, lisa, oh, god, i love you, lisa. and if she doesn't win, lisa, we got an insurance policy, lisa. we'll get that son of a bitch out. >> as for lisa page, this is her response to rod rosenstein. quote, all i can say is this. i very much look forward to rod's deposition. >>> another break for us. coming up after the break, it may be the definition of adding insult to injury, and we will take you there after this. >>> last thing before we go here tonight, protesters on the streets in puerto rico today. and as you look at these pictures, remember it was the citizens there who drummed the last governor out of office. and if she's not careful, the new governor, wanda vasquez, could face the same fate. they are protesting

you had rod rosenstein going to the hill early the next morning. think it served a useful foil. >> and don't forget this. lisa page said her decision to speak out was prompted by an offensive and over-the-top comedy performance by trump during a campaign rally last year. >> i love you, peter. i love you too, lisa. lisa, i love you. lisa, lisa, oh, god, i love you, lisa. and if she doesn't win, lisa, we got an insurance policy, lisa. we'll get that son of a bitch out. >> as for lisa page, this is her response to rod rosenstein. quote, all i can say is this. i very much look forward to rod's deposition. >>> another break for us. coming up after the break, it may be the definition of adding insult to injury, and we will take you there after this. managing type 2 diabetes? dimitri's on it. eating right and getting those steps in? on it! dimitri thinks he's doing all he can to manage his type 2 diabetes and heart disease, but is his treatment doing enough to lower his heart risk? [sfx: glasses clanking.] sorry. maybe not. jardiance can reduce the risk o

she will be second at rod lever.k about not feeling the pressure but she is very aware of the pressure and expectation that she shoulders at the tournament this year when you consider the bushfires in the smoke in the way that has dominated the conversation and we have seen aces for relief in the various fundraising effort‘s from the players. she is only too aware of how significant it would be if she could go on and reach the final. we will be seeing her on rod laver arena. the women's draw always seems to be so much more open. if we look at the men, roger federer won in 2004 and since then the big three, fedorov, rafael nadal and novak djokovic have won every year except 2005 and 2014. do you see any other difference this year beside one of those big three winning? be honest. if you're going look at players, i guess maybe tsitsipas, he had a great run last year. medvedev is the big—name people are looking out for when you consider he pushed rafael nadal close in the us open. i think they will be the players you loo

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they will be out on the rod laver arena behind me, that is the first match in tonight's evening sessionoubles grand slam champion ai sugiyama, and she told me she is expecting a different kind of match this time around. it was a tough match for coco, i think. she lost 3—0 and wanted to leave the court. but naomi tried to talk to her, and they had an interview together. something i have never seen. but this time it is going to be a different story. i think coco also will get used to it, to her, and also dealing with the pressure. so this third round is really interesting, and looking forward to watching it. 0k, ok, so that looks like that is happening in a few hours' time, but iamon happening in a few hours' time, but i am on the website and i can see that the big men's match is already under way. yes, we have novak djokovic, he is last up on the rod laver arena behind me, 5— three up against nishioka of japan. laver arena behind me, 5— three up against nishioka ofjapan. novak djokovic, the defending champion in the men's singles. we have roger federer to come a little later on againstjo

so what a lineup in the opening day on the rod laver arena. looking pretty good. and as we know, all eyes, as it always is, on serena williams to see whether or not she can win this elusive 24th grand slam title which would pull her level with margaret court's all—time record. those probably the two big names to account for in the women's draw. ash barty as well, the world number one, she is in action later on in the evening session on rod laver. roger federer, novak djokovic and nadal also in action. always talking about the so—called big three, aren't we, in the men's draw? we just wait to see whether or not any of those sort of younger players will come through to challenge them this year. but novak djokovic the defending champion in the men's singles and arguably will be the favourite to go on and win what would be a record extending eighth australian open title, if he can do so come the end of this fortnight. the private american aerospace company spacex has been conducting a trial with nasa of its plans to take astronauts to the internat

you had rod rosenstein going to the hill early the next morning. foil. >> and don't forget this. lisa page said her decision to speak out was prompted by an offensive and over-the-top comedy performance by trump during a campaign rally last year. >> i love you, peter. i love you too, lisa. lisa, i love you. lisa, lisa, oh, god, i love you, lisa. and if she doesn't win, lisa, we got an insurance policy, lisa. we'll get that son of a bitch out. >> as for lisa page, this is her response to rod rosenstein. quote, all i can say is this. i very much look forward to rod's deposition. >>> another break for us. coming up after the break, it may be the definition of adding insult to injury, and we will take you there after this. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his

and rod lavey junior said he would do that. she would hope to make it through the final.ave a word out some of the australian fans. it is an incredible atmosphere. very different to wimbledon, which is a more serene and traditional atmosphere. this is a cool and relaxed environment. and as its australia day we have some australia fans. to be honest with you, we could not let the world ‘s not see this fantastic array of headwear. where did you picked pick this up from? the reject shop. big celebrations today, australia day. let's not forget that ash barty, the world number one australian hopes on her shoulders this year. can't wait to watch. do you think she can do it this year? i think she canne. go aussies. we were just talking about coco gough machine generated so much excitement for someone so young, drifting, knocking up the defending champion. it is quite some story emerging there with her.|j champion. it is quite some story emerging there with her. i dare say so. emerging there with her. i dare say so. she sounds pretty good. you love her as much as ash barty? yeah,

and just to let you know, serena williams is about to head out onto rod laver arena.updates. but from around the rest of the team. goodbye. hello. for much of england, wales and southern scotland, it's a cold and frosty start to monday. also some problems with fog, particularly across wales, north—west england and the midlands. we have already seen some poor visibility in places through the first part of the night. another thing of note is that the pressure reading across parts of wales has exceeded 1050 millibars and is continuing to rise. that's the highest it's been since 1957. this area of high—pressure is the dominant feature in the week ahead, bringing a lot of dry weather. this frontal system will bring some outbreaks of rain into northern scotland later on monday. but we start monday, for many, cold, frosty, temperatures as low as —6 or —7 across parts of southern england. close to freezing for northern england, southern scotland and northern ireland. eight or nine for the far north of scotland. and for scotland and northern ireland, monday is a cloudy, breezy

rafael nadal is last up on rod labour. we know a lot about him, don't we? through the final here last year and lost to know that djokovic. you wonder, if we are going to see an upset it could come in the next round because he is potentially in line to meet net kyrgios if they get there. i don't think we will see an upset with simona halibut against harriet dart but let's hear from simona. being a top layer is an advantage and not so much an advantage and not so much an advantage because everybody wants to get you. but if you think about that you don't have time to think about yourself. so i try to focus on my game, to play what i want against herand then we game, to play what i want against her and then we will see. she comes into this after a good year last year and will certainly fancy her chances again —— of going deep in the tournament. talking about upsets and support for ayla tomljanovic. support also for nick kyrgios. interesting to say that he wanted to play on the melbourne park court which is where you get a lot of the spectators with ground passe

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[laughter] rod: but curtis kept fighting. minutes later, he was knocked flat by an exploding shell which took out one of his eyes, not to him unconscious, and forced his soldiers to drag him to the rear. now general terry had to make the crucial decision. brigadest in three into the fort. the stroup said been fighting for hours. all three of his or gate commanders were dead or wounded. the federal advance stalled and the division commander wanted to start -- stop fighting for the night. terry was at a pivotal point in the battle. should he stop, set up for a siege, or should he risk more loss of life and push on? , andose to keep fighting ignoring general aims call to dig in, he ordered more reinforcements. charging into the fort now at terry's orders was a fourth brigade. choose from new hampshire and connecticut, commanded by commander joseph, terry called for the u.s. colored troops of the u.s. army court. for the first time since federal forces had moved against -- black troops were headed to the front. federal reinforcem

rod la is going to be out on the main show called here, rod laver arena, and she faces the wimbledonuse they don't come around all that often and harriet dart will hope there will be more occasions she will be playing on this stage but it is one to be enjoyed, it's one to be savoured and in front that packed house on rod labour arena, is the only british player left in the singles. as a special moment. but we don't want to put too much pressure on her shoulders but we will be watching. john, it's charlie. how nice for you to be there at the australian open. iam very to be there at the australian open. i am very jealous. to be there at the australian open. i am veryjealous. am i hearing some singing of some sort? is there a little choir playing for you?” singing of some sort? is there a little choir playing for you? i tell you something, charlie, certainly not wimbledon. the sort of serene, relaxed, traditional nature we get at the all england club. this is a little bit more boisterous. it's a great atmosphere, it's very relaxed, a lot of lovely bars, there is a lovely setting and whe

things that struck me as truly amazing is that the appointment was made by deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, wasn't based on evidence or the law but was based on vengeance. he named a special counsel because rosenstein had become angry with the president, he was emotional and in an act of retaliation he appointed robert mueller so think about this, a 22 month long national nightmare because one guy got angry and he knew what he had done was wrong the day of the appointment, after it was announced he is confronted in his office about what he had done. 's abuse of power, violation of the regulations and he hours behind his desk and bloggers am i going to get fired. it tells you he knew what he had done was wrong. >> if he had gotten fired earlier we might have avoided so much of this drama. go back to this whole idea of donald trump pre-being elected to presidency his relationship with russia. i have flashbacks to all the interviews in the run-up to the republican nomination in the general election of 2016, there was always this intrigue that donald trump was made by russia or bail

sir rod stewart is charged by police after allegedly punching a security guard in the chest, in florida new year's eve. and in half an hour, the travel show looks at how tokyo is preparing to welcome disabled tourists for the 2020 paralympics. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. thousands of people have gathered on the streets of baghdad for the funeral procession, of iran's most powerful military leader who was killed by a us drone strike. president trump said he ordered the attack on general qasem suleimani, to stop a war — not start one. the foreign office has warned against all travel to iraq — and all but essential travel to iran. charlotte gallagher reports. a funeral procession for qasem suleimani in baghdad. a man despised by many, but a martyr to others. crowds shout, "death to america," and, "america is the enemy of god." 0thers waved flags belonging to militia groups backed by iran. the military commander was killed in a us air strike on thursday in the iraqi capital. suleimani was one of the most powerful men in iran, arguably second only to the supreme leader. he helped

i think it was also recognised and clearly understood as the rod was secured during the development of this report that any of these looks should not impact the success in that milestone of achieving the rod, so that would be the envelope upon which this second look would take place. and i think it's also important to restate the opportunity to look at dtx in the context of the larger megaprojects going on in the region. and i will say the delivery option's report, which i think is taking another look at the procurement, what is the best procurement methods for delivery? i think the current status was a design/build approach and i think there was a lot we can learn from the industry on the delivery option expos options ak things have changed. updating the cost estimate from 2016 is a start from that. i will say i think the other opportunity is to really work with cal-train and high-speed rail and bring them together on what are the capacity needs and when does each operator need them? we did wait and receive the cal-train business plan, which was a very similar conversation with option

they were masked men who were beating me up, with rods. i wantjustice for it.total brazenness and impunity under the current government and that the police is protecting them. the rival right—wing students have a different story. translation: on campuses where left wing groups are strong. they do not want peace in the country. they are just playing the victim card for their own propaganda. however there have been three such assaults on campuses in about a month, and come at a time when students and civil society groups have held massive protests over a new, controversial citizenship law which allows migrants from neighbouring countries to seek indian citizenship, except if they are muslims. students have been rallying across the country on issues like secularism and tolerance. it has been weeks now but the unrest across universities and campuses shows no signs of dying down. the students here say they will not be intimidated into silence and that they will continue their resistance. it is real challenge for the modi government that is struggling to contain thes

the report added that sir rod "apologised for his behaviour in the incident".fth of february. the climate change campaigner greta thunberg has changed her name to "sharon" on twitter, in honour of a celebrity game show contestant who appeared to have no idea who she was. the casualty actress amanda henderson was appearing on celebrity mastermind when she was asked to name the famous activist. the 2019 book entitled no—one is too small to make a difference is a collection of speeches made by a swedish climate change activist, what's her name? sharon? greta thunberg. well, this was how the climate change activist responded last night, clearly seeing the funny side of the story. she's since changed her name back for her 3.9 million followers on twitter to the more predictable greta thunberg. a portrait of the queen and her three heirs to the throne has been released to mark the start of the new decade. the photograph, which was taken the week before christmas, shows the prince of wales, the duke of cambridge and prince george standing alongside her majesty at buck

we've got all the sort of stray pieces of wood that you've used and there is, inu, stacks of metal rods easyis stacks of metal rods all over, how easy is it for you, here, to imagine what your pieces are going to look like when they're in situ, so very farfrom this workshop, like when they're in situ, so very far from this workshop, from like when they're in situ, so very farfrom this workshop, from central london, some of them end up in public spaces in cities, some end up on big as and hilltops, how do you, in your mind, imagine the final result? i have to see, stephen, that the diagnosis of site is as important, ina the diagnosis of site is as important, in a way, that capturing a feeling in the body. and the best results come from a marriage between the two. so, i'vejust done results come from a marriage between the two. so, i've just done a big show at the are a, with just spent four years trying to understand those volumes and what made them special, and obviously the most incredible thing that makes them special is there a height and the fa ct special is there a height and the fa

like the lady who calls the cops when you play nicki minaj too loud [ light laughter ] then i heard rodinger is he is he this one and my friend was like, "no. and then i was like, "is he this one? and my friend was like, "no. then i was like, "is he this one? and my friend was like, "yes." i was like, "what? [ laughter ] what, what, what, what ♪ and you think i'm sexy come on suga let me what ♪ [ light laughter ] it was very fun. then i heard actress sharon stone was blocked on bumble and i was like, "what is bumble?" because i'm married. apparently, it's a dating app and people were reporting her account as fake because they couldn't believe it was really sharon stone and i was like, "what is sharon stone doing on a dating app? there should be a dating app where people sign up to date sharon stone in fact, i'm going to make one try to date sharon stone with a new dating app, romancing the stone. [ light laughter ] with romancing the stone, love's just a sharon stone's throw away ♪ [ laughter ] speaking of famous blondes, put rod stewart back up. i have another one ♪ forever wha forever

drager and rod is a christian conservative who is actually one of the favorite go to darlings of the liberal media. the liberal media enjoys rod dreher as they quote him often, they interview him often, there was an america piece about him and david brooks called his book the most important religious book of our decade and this book spends time speaking to christian conservatives and saying the republican establishment has betrayed christian conservatives. it has not protected them from the sort of ideals of the enlightenment, of capitalism, from the lgbtq agenda and they should make this 16 century mark and they should live in the little arcs amidst the barbarity of the world . he spends the book outlining how they should go. based on his reading of medial monastic texts and his experience living with this benedictine community in england and one of the first things i do to critique his argument is to note that medieval monks did not call what they were doing living in arcs amidst the barbarity of the world. he instead called what they were doing living in tabernacles, it's a dwelli

appear on camera but he agreed to speak by phone and i asked him why his film has become a lightning rod for islamic hardliners all seem vincent thank you for being aware of the koran that is being torn from misleading idea based on what the house will have long trigger or anyone who could argue that with them for what we know the commission cream the film. and exam you won't. see things environment where it is more big on creating the kind we want to be a lie. on anything pertaining to religion to find my life is. absolutely mimicking the art high price of creative. we have to be an arts and culture critic and journalist out of karate or do most people support the government's ban . i mean obviously there's no there's no bulls that's been conducted to get. about but i i feel that this is perhaps a little bit of at the fee involved amongst the the state and the government in particular and if caved in to a certain element of the release elements inside in particular one particular party . and i don't like they was absolutely no controversy around the release of this are it's true at any

university knew what tech by mosque assailants weeding sticks and i don't rod police have to eventually be deployed on campus to keep the peace they say the incident was a clash between rival student groups but others unconvinced students and india's offer the party's up blaming a student group linked to prime minister narendra modi's ruling b j p the b.g.p. in turn has refuted the charges but this is one thing no one is disputing that for nearly 2 hours on a sunday evening an armed mob roamed free in one of india's most prestigious universities beating up people with impunity. it's been called a descent into fascism a mosque mauled being for blood in one of india's top universities. for more than an hour dozens of assailants unleashed terror on the hallways he should mushing windows attacking students and staff indiscriminately. including the leader of the student union. every little thing here that b j p party totally shocked. get it institute late january i can end up with a program how did these d.p. goons end up you know politics aside elections aside this is this is india we're no

and later — under the lights on rod laver arena — it's the first of the men's semi—finals, between rogero football — liverpool are now 19 points clear at the top of the english premier league, after winning 2—nil at west ham on wednesday. jurgen klopp's side have now gone 41 league games without defeat — stretching back to last january. alastair bruce—ball was watching. liverpool nowhere near their best but still too good for west ham. took the lead ten minutes before halftime. the referee pointed to the spot and salah tucked away. the next goal on the counter—attack as west ham were threatening from a corner. they are the best team in the premier league by a country mile and it's not going to be too long i don't think until they clench this premier league title. 2—0 liverpool. we just have to carry on, we will carry on and 70 things can happen at last. stop it's interesting, it can catch over there but it's just not decided and that's why we don't feel like it's already done. nobody stands there, it's played that game and after the game, it's like, take and after the game, it's like, ta

a little rod stewart to get your morning started, good morning, you are watching "fox and friends firston thursday morning, the first show of 2020 and we appreciate you joining us for a brand-new year, a brand-new decade. a fox news alert, tensions are high is the iran backed melissa withdraws from the us embassy in baghdad, hundreds of troops deployed to the middle east following two days of clashes. that was a live in washington as democrats slam the president's foreign-policy. >> the worst of the violence may be over but the us embassy in baghdad had suspended public operations canceling future appointments and even morning us citizens to avoid even approaching the us embassy and that follows significant violence there. iran backed melissa groups breached parts of the compounds, part of the outer perimeters setting fires and throwing projectile that us forces guarding the facility, donald trump responded by deploying more troops to the middle east and he tweeted this. that equipment and finest military in the world on-site quickly but many democrats of criticize the president over ac

appointment and i explained in the book and that the appointment was made by deputy attorney general rod rosenstein not the evidence but on vengeance. he named a special counsel because they become angry with the president and is overwrought and emotional in an act of retaliation so think about this 22 months long national nightmare the one guy who got angry the day of the appointment is confronted in his office about what he had done the violation of regulations he cowers behind his desk. am i going to get fired? that tells you he knew what he had done wason wrong. >> if he was fired earlier maybe we could avoid so much of this drama. so go back o to the idea of donald trump being elected to the presidency. and run off to the republican nomination but always this intrigue of donald trump to bailed out by russia. so where does this come from? >> originally hillary clinton. she began to pepper her speeches with references to trump and putin that he may be a kremlin marionette. >> did she knew it was politics or did she believe it? >> the unanswered question did she get it from ci director

next on the civil war, author rod gragg discusses the battle of fort fisher. back, the union remained determined to capture the cofort. of thegg is the author book. >> my name's jerry desmond, the executive director at pamplin park. i'm very happy to introduce rod gragg, military historian and author of more than 20 historical books. ron is director of the crest com bank center of military studies. gragg's work on the battle of gettysburg won the james j. roberts award for best civil war

saying i rod will be held accountable for any attack bites proxies on u.s.ces her interest in the region, jon. jon: for more on all this let's bring in wally ferris national security and foreign affairs analyst. a great many americans including some members of congress profess to be very worried tonight about some kind of iranian response. are you? >> we are all worried. any strike by the iranians against any american target in the region or in the united states, or against our allies in the region, is always of concern. the bigger question to me is would iran sustain gain of war of attrition with the united states? because at this.in time there are two differences. number one there is a determination in washington we sought happened yesterday on the day before. and then there is something else happening is that the difference in technology between the united states and not just the militia but those of i rod are so vast that i am not sure the iranians are really determined to enter that kind of war. maybe a specific operation, but that would be another wron

. >> it was really quic>> rod, hi in the vehicle. >> just as i was ready to start to back out, the car that i was next to me pulled out in back of me and they smashed the window while i was in the process of trying to get out. they took the materials in the back of the van. >> another shopper witnessed an unrelated break in at the same parking hot. >> smashes the window. takes the bag and leaves. >> they put the phone to the window and when they say they smash and leave. >> many reports led the supervisor to call the meeting. >> there's a lot of concerns about how the police and t and others respond. >> the owner testify shopping center said there will be new lighting and cameras to improve public safety. the new district attorney will be cracking down on the crime networks that are responsible for many of the break ins. >> taking apart the networks that create demand for stolen items. >> in the case of the brazen break in, they are working with police but no arrests. police have stepped up patrols with officers in uniform and plain clothes. >>> we're checking out showers to the north

but i did stop by rod's house. as i was on my way to somewhere. those rod was struggle with me to actually go back to the ship. can you a nudge in that. and in his struggle with me i remember some.the road made in a one point that he made he said the young men and the women in the division, on board the uss roosevelt, any of them if not all of them, they don't feel no different than you do. they just deal with it. in a different way. that you've always have spoken outwardly. now might be the time for you to deal with and which are actual can a nudge in that. i had to grapple with that. and it didn't make sense to me at the time but i trust abroad. i actually turned around and went back to the ship actually served my punishment within a year later, we launched an appeal for redress. based upon this book and inspired book by david cartwright soldiers in revolt. and i want to say, and david will be here, but have a minute left. but what i want to say finally, i'm going to close this book. i want to say finally is that there are many struggles taking

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