i understand brack is not popular. it's not popular because it costs us and depend iing where your district is and what basis you have, there is a risk it will cost you jobs an cost your district money. i would point out several very important facts. first of all, we are having substantial changes as the gentleman acknowledged in his opening remarks in our forestructure and defense and national security needs. those substantial changes are quite likely to put us in a position where we would have a different based structure, the dod would like the flexibility to change that base structure to meet those dramatic changes. this amendment completely ties their hands and stops theirability to do that and goes so far as to say they can't plan for it much less implement it, can't look at our base structure, a significant chunk of our budget, they can't look at it and think about what would look better, can't spend any money whatsoever. it would be one thing if this amendment said no brack this year. fine. this amendment goes f

we don't need a brack-like process. we need to come up with savings,

we did not authorize a brack process. the president has yet to introduce legislation that would create that process. and coming from massachusetts we are not home to many base, but we are home to one that has a very unique capability because of its proximity to many research and development facilities, extraordinary universities that partner with it, this is hanson air force base. as we look at the cyber security challenges we have, that base is uniquely positioned to help respond to that challenge. i'm a strong advocate for the particular base that we're so proud of in massachusetts. but we know that the brack process is coming. that as part

. >> reporter: is that impacted by brack? >> brack has had an impact. they are making improvements to the roadway. we weren't able to make the improvements to the roadways we needed to to accommodate the volume of traffic. >> that task force, memorandum signing at 9:00 at the southern precinct. live in edgewood, linda so, abc2 news. >>> a transformer is moving through haverly grace to peach bottom, pennsylvania. loren has been telling you about this all morning. it's part of the $87 million plan for electricity, reliability. the 500,000 pounds trainings former is standing 30 feet high, moving overnight too minimize congestion because it's moving at 3-5 miles per hour. >>> this morning, crews in northern ontario will resume rescue efforts where the roof collapsed over the weekend. a person is confirmed dead. there are signs someone else is alive inside. the search was halted yesterday bus of fears of a collapse. they are urging crews to continue saying no one should be abandoning the debris. >>> a dallas mother accused of trying to el her baby on line. i

you know, next i'm concerned about we're going to go through a brack background. at the same time that we're still retaining permanent bases overseas without adequate participation of our allies. in nato, most of our nato partners are spending less than 2% on gdp on defense. we're at about 4.7% right now. yet we're, we have 45,000 troops in germany. 79,000 troops i think in europe all together. we are moving to brigade combat teams, heavy brigade combat teams out of germany. out of that 45,000. but i think we ought to look at if they are not involved in the pre-positioning of force, if they are not in expeditionary nature they ought to couldn't of europe. we can demonstrate our capability by doing some of the thing you mentioned. having rotational forces and certainly doing joint military exercises, demonstrates our commitment to the north atlantic treaty organization. in south korea you mentioned 20,000 soldiers in south korea. there are substantial and this is obviously dod military construction programs going on. i think -- i believe it might be -- some of it m

not only from a different race to a black race, but within the brack race and that is also a result of the internalization of the dehumanization of black lives. >> reporter: the marchers, now several hundred strong, took over half of 14th street as they march downtown. for a few minutes, they took over all of 49th street before assembling for a peaceful rale at freedom plaza. in washington, john henrehan, fox 5 news. >>> george zimmerman may face charges in the death of martin as early as next week. the special prosecutor is expected to make a ruling on that case soon and whether to continue on. if a grand jury is recommended to indict him, they will ask for more evidence or decline to indict him. >>> prince georges county police say a two-year-old is dead following an accident involving an suv and this happened in new carolton on 85th place. the police say a child ran into the road and that is when he was hit. >> reporter: pre-- . >> preliminarily, it looked like the child was in the street. we're not sure if the vehicle ran into the child or the child ran into the vehicle. >> the lit

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we have 78 electoral vote for brack sbarack obama so far, and. is that it. neil: you need 270 to win, a lot of people say, you have a wired country where -- weird country you have a perverse system where people don't count, i can get into a convoluted discussion on the electoral vote, i can tell you that pickups in tennessee have gone mitt romney's way, in tennessee, you go back to 2000, al gore won his home state, florida would have been a moot point, that was then, it is mitt romney state right now, florida, that race is too close to call. if we have florida. this florida senate, i apologize, bill nelson favored to win, this is close,y week say bill nelson would win, connie mack had been trying to get backseat his dad had, a lot said, he did not have the charm his dad had. bill nelson reelected. okay, that is what we have thus far. peter barnes is keeping track of how all of this is affecting earliy on the balance of power. peter, republicans need to pick up 4 seats, three if mitt romney were to win, how about thousand far. >> stay on senate, we called tha

dreadlocks and a thin mustache, wearing a t-shirt and black hoody and was driving an older model, brackk, four-door sedan. >>> classrooms in chicago are empty -- are empty today as teachers there are striking for a second day. >> what do we want! >> this strike has left many parents left with wondering about cake options. >>> the school district continued negotiations with the teachers union yesterday but cannot -- but could not remember -- reach an agreement. >>> firefighters and police officers joined together to honor the victims of the 9/11 attacks as well as first responders who gave their lives 11 years ago today. several speakers said we will never forget the sacrifices they made. >>> people driving through la fayette on highway 24 will see an annual reminder of the events on 9/11. this afternoon, a group plans a memorial ceremony including a candlelight vigil at the site. >>> after years of delays over the building of a museum has been resolved. andrew cuomo and michael bloomberg announced raft night construction will proceed, once again. the museum is about three quarters finis

the brack realignment plan cost double than thought. the government accountability office reports the department of defense spent $35.1 billion on the project and estimated originally $21 million. compared to the $25 billion spent on the four previous rounds combined. the defense department blames the increase on construction materials. >>> and as americans prepare to watch the fireworks, the e.r. is preparing fun an -- for an increase in celebration injuries. the two most common incidents, the results of drunk driving accidents and firework burns. the emergency room numbers show 1600 americans lose their vision in accidents every year. >> they use sparklers and think they're meant for children and harmless. as a matter of fact, the tip of the sparkler can get as hot as 2,000 degrees which, is what a blow torch is. >> uh. >> and that is easy to burn, for example, the face and eyes. >> doctors say most fireworks injuries happen to older children and to some teen agers. >>> just ahead and this is something to think about. and after the br

. >> jon: it must be nice to be a republican senator because you get the fun ofbreak brack shall breaking [bleep] and the joy of complaining that the [bleep] you just broke doesn't work. we'll be right back. . >> jon: welcome back to the show. they say two heads are better than one. but they often say very stupid things. especially when they are talking about two headed fish a neering idaho's rivers. that is just wrong. aasif mandvi has more. >> idaho, some to some of america's most beautiful rivers. but according to conservationist marv hoyt there is a dark secret lurking in these waters. >> the fish are suffering massive deformities, deformities you just don't see in nature. >> like what? >> two heads. >> two heads? >> yes. >> oh that's a fish. >> yeah. >> those are heads. >> yes. >> ew. okay, put that away. put that away. what is causing that? >> well, that was selenium in the water. (applause) and what is selenium. >> it turns out selenium is a toxic byproduct of phosphate mining, and in southeast idaho, one company loves mining phosphate. >> the company that operates the smoky canyon

prices dropped at the end of year we we brack in 2011 with prizing prices. some say the national average could rise to $4.25 with some places getting close to $5 a gallon this year. the increase in oil prices and charges in refining operations. >>> for tomorrow and then going to patriot plaza, so they will spread the purple and midnight tomorrow night until wednesday morning, they will pin the word relentless. >> when you wake up on wednesday, you will see the word in 500 location, and wednesday is when the ravens put -- out to dave for the center matt. >> we did. ray got got us -- he probably makes us look better than we are. but certainly appreciate it. i have never owned a watch before. i don't know what i am going to do with it. >> yeah how about wearing it. >> yeah, maybe i will wear it. >> a watch, speaking of watch, cameron was in houston this weekend, but he has done this sprouting trip before. >> we want you to most pictures showing off your best outfit, decorations, anything else. you can post pictures at abc 2 news very facebook, they may not make

i was opposed to fort richie but opposed to brack. we have erskine bowles, but we ignored what they said who wants to vote f for something that will do away with the few jobs in their districts? we need to have something like it in the economic area where we agree beforehand we will either accepted or rejected, but we will not be able to change if at all. i do not see any other w to get there. we will not sit down and talk to each other. >> what happens? you say because of politics that approach will not happen. u say because of where we are now, it is the only approach that will work. what happens? >> maybe we could sit down and write a bill that says we will have a non-partisan commission outside of government make a recommendation of how we deal with the deficit and debt. they come back to us with the recommendation. we either voted up or down. there would be a big incentive to vote it up unless you think the sky is falling if you vote it down. that is the law. it will happen. the president has said he will veto any bill that tries

anyone who fills out a brack set invited to donate money to the obama campaign. >>> hearing set for brett favre and the new york jets. two massage therapists filed sexual harassment complaints against favre and the team in 2008. the hear willing call for a representative to be removed from the complaint based on new evidence. >>> around the nation, former florida representative running for congress got in a bad accident. grayson was not hurt when he ran a red lite and hit a bus. someone was taken away in an ambulance. >>> spring in massachusetts are looking for a fan who bit off part of a basketball coach's ear. it happened friday after a catholic youth organization game. the fan punched the coach of the winning team and bit him. >>> oregon, charges have been dropped against a man trying to kidnap his boss. the district attorney dropped the charges against him last week, saying there was not enough evidence to prosecute. when asked about the charges, he laughed at them. >> i actually laughed because i was never accused of that before and saying i even had a gun, i've never owned a gun in

. >> brack to you, lesli. >> we are your go to debate station. tonight we're teaming up with our sister paper "u.s.a. today" and beginning at 9:00 on our website, we'll be live blogging about what the candidates say. you can join the conversation via facebook or twitter. then on 9news now at 11:00, we'll be fact checking the candidates' statements with the "u.s.a. today" fact checking team. no bull, just the facts. tonight on 9news now at 11:00. >>> the latest poll in the tight senate race between tim kaine and george allen shows kaine with a four-point lead. allen is trying to regain his senate seat after making mistakes that led to his defeat six years ago. peggy fox had a small part in one of his turn arounds and talked to him today about how he's changed. >> reporter: governor george allen has a new perspective. he now feel as personal connection to jewish people worldwide. >> we need to make sure that israel remains a strong, thriving and secure jewish state. >> reporter: in his opening remarks at thjewish community center in fairfax this mo

. >>> could a singing career be ahead for president prak brack? president -- barack obama? >> the concert was held in the east room in recognition of black history month. listen to how he did. [music] buddy guy asked the president to take the mic and sing a verse, sweet home chicago. the president was happy to oblige. so much more to come on this wednesday morning, stay with us. this is what we are working on now for abc2 news to go. >>> a fife year contract on the baltimore grand prix race is up for a vote today. more on that contract and details coming up. >>> new details on a robbery and shooting inside a royal farm store. what happened, why a customer was shot. >>> a few clouds this morning, but we are dry, the question is, for how long? i will have the answer coming up. >>> we cleared an accident in arundel county, one in howard county, looking at heavy delays on the beltway and i-95, a complete check on good morning mailed. morning -- maryland. [ man ] launch sequence initiated. -[ beep ] -15 seconds and counting. [ male announcer ] at kfc we have one mission: and t-1

if you're aware of the 2005 brack, it was combined from three separate facilities into one in new jersey and been a great success. one problem remains, the wage gap parity issue. it caused a separation between the fort dix and mcguire bases to the laker's side which the fort dix maguire is paid at a philadelphia wage grade and laker side paid at a new york. while haska has addressed this issue now for the second year, opm has indicated they want to resolve this situation and pay the wage system employees at the joint based new york level and have yet to make this change, requiring opm to report to the senate armed services committee and the house armed services committee by june 302012 is an important step in fixing this. i look forward to working with the committee to continue to fix this and to obviously fiscal intent of congress and the house to fix this problem and i thank the chairman for his support and yield back the balance of my time. >> any economiacademy report? >> mr. chairman, i would like to

university of michigan history professor kevin gains plays and mines the movement of the civil rights and brack power music. at 9:30 donald rumsfeld talks about the bush doctrine, compassionate conservatism and the bar on terror. he's at the citadel military college in charleston, south carolina. at 11:30, urban america in the mid 1920s. a bowden college professor teaches a course on the social, economic, political and cultural dynamics of u.s. cities that's after world war ii. american history tv in primetime beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern all this week here on c-span3. the military academy at west point published 17 declassified documents from osama bin laden's compound. the documents total 1 5 pages. we have them available on our website, go to cspan.org. and right now a discussion on the one-year anniversary since the death of osama bin laden. this is from the potomac institute. it's about two hours. >> ladies and gentlemen, it's my privilege to welcome you to the potomac institute for policy studies today. we have for a long time here at the potomac institute been privileged to be the host

. >>> we are going to come brack to t bark to the hearing room. we understand there's going to be a news conference with senator karnd, possibly senator durbin and others on racial pro failles. be back in about ten minutes or so, we understand. in the meantime we're going to bring you the space shuttle "discovery" landing from this morning. the "discovery" flying from atop a 747 from florida's kennedy space center this morning. made several passes around the washington area before finally landing late this morning at dulles airport. in northern virginia. and right next to its new home, the national air and space museum annex. the museum out near dulles. here's a look at the landing from this morning. >> tower, inbound, one right. >> one right, third land, 350 at one free and just like before, there are several helicopters holding use of the airport. >> okay. could land on one right. be advised shour wing man would like expeditious landing because of fuel. >> if he'd like to talk to me on 2298. >> one right may not be the best rahn w runway. full l

detour signs, its part of a project to improve the area after some of the changes that came after brack. >> tomorrow it'll be a big day down the parkway in washington. the court will issue its ruling on the president's health care overhaul. states and businesses are holding their breath unsure of how they will have to respond to this historic decision. some political people say it could make or break the president's chances for a second term. >>> and also, members of the house of representatives will vote on whether they think the attorney general should be held in contempt of congress. they want the white house to turnover documents related to the fast and furious operation but holder and the administration refuse siting executive privilege. two democrats say they will side with republicans on this. >> closer to home a community came together this morning for a young boy in need of help. >> charlie was there and was more on a wonderful story of a neighbor helping a neighbor. >> reporter: it's a workday for leroy. he is the foreman for a crew of two dozen from the home depot and contrac

we have brack we are dealing with up the street.ust because it is in d.c., it's quaint and homey and it's going to rob it of that. >> opponents say car is not planning adequate parking facilities. not all the neighbors are opposed to building a hotel here on the waterfront. some think it would be a nice addition to replace what they call an eyesore. >> i think it would add greatly to the beauty. i think this place is right for it. >> while realtor and neighbor likes the plan, he too, would like to see it scaled down. in alexandria, peggy fox, 9news now. >> we requested an interview with hospitality, but the calls were never returned. company reps are expected to be at the work session tonight, which is from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. in the council chamber at city hall. >> perfect day to stroll the waterfront. >> definitely, yeah, you can really feel the humidity has gone down and feels really nice for a summer july day here in d.c. now, we are looking at some heat and the humidity to really ramp things up for tomorrow. in fact, we have a he

he's got to take a whole collection of votes away from brack brang to win the presidents si. -- barackbama to win the presidency. >> and that may be because of the optimism. some of these battleground states have unemployment rates that are lower than the rest of the up. -- country. >> john boehner said the reason mitt romney was doing so well in north carolina is that governor casey had done such a good job reviving the economy. gwen: did it drive these numbers we're seeing now? >> if you talk to the romney people, what they'll tell you is that president obama's bounce has dissipated. that he had dropped six points and it had gone away. gwen: perhaps in the head to head. >> then you turn to the battleground states, which is where this election is really being fought, it's hard to say ok, why is president obama up now by five points? >> in the ads, the aobama team was on if -- obama team was on the air, the mitt romney team went down. some republicans think it was a mistake they ceded the ground to the convention. he got a little bounce in the convention, got a little bit of bounce fro

>> well i know that we have a base that was bracked and it's been a model as we move forward, it has been a model to redevelop and use the land that is left behind or the buildings that are left behind. it's not an easy thing at all. but my preference would be that we look at bases, foreign bases there are a lot of questions around why we have so many locations around the globe where they're no longer necessary, but we do know that we're going to have to deal with this process going forward and we want it to be in a reasonable way that allows us to each make the case for the particular strengths of the bases that we happen to represent. >> finally representative son gas, i wanted to talk about combat and women in the military. should women be allowed in combat, officially allowed in combat? >> absolutely. they are in combat today. i can tell you as i've been to afghanistan and i met with female engagement teams these were units created given the unique cultural challenges of afghanistan where our male soldiers cannot really interact with afghan women there was a necessity to create t

to appeal to voters who have not yet decided and this division between them does seem to suggest bracks saying that netanyahu may not have been completely truthful around the rainy and nuclear threat certainly there is a division not only on this level but in the greater political elite here in israel although the question is still unanswered whether or not israel plans to strike iran and if indeed it does win policy r.t. jerusalem. found a couple of minutes markson stays expose the dark secrets of the global financial industry the kaiser report is coming up next here on r.t. . the six america votes for its next president. who takes the wheel as the u.s. drives into the future. get the news the mainstream misses without. up close election coverage the u.s. election up close. and altie dot com. live. alone. government no longer represents the base. the people are going to take the term. least in the traditional flu to. the way our economic system currently lives. do we speak your language. news programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you breaking news a little tentative angle. s

brack obama has asked congress to approve a sixty billion dollars aid package for the states the worst hit by superstorm sandy not tobar very close to get approval from both the republicans and democrats the president's team has also proposed to make the package immune to any spending cuts due to its urgent and one time nature. obama's plea for recovery funds comes as he negotiates with the republicans to avoid the so-called fiscal cliff it's a set of spending rises and tax cuts that are set to take effect on the first of january and could be ruinous to the economy but does the average american fear the looming june artie's new yorker resident try to find out. america is about to go over the fiscal cliff are you worried what should we do about it this week let's talk about that do you know the fiscal cliff. do you think a lot of americans do you know so then why is the media talking about it incessantly well so go there i guess i'm not as informed as i should be but i just kind of figure it might work out do you think most people feel that way you know you think most people are worried

last, has omb done an assessment or analysis of if there is a military brack put into place, the employment or any economic impacts. can you do that if it comes down to reality? >> let me have my staff follow. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. i think i have a graph that will show you the surge in spending and to understand senator sessions' question to you -- >> i look to omb to give me that. no disrespect to my friend. >> i will use omb's numbers. this comes right out of table s-1 from president obama's budget last year. and then table s-1 from president obama's budget this year. it's called total outlays in ten years. you can see in the '90s, go go '90s we spent $16 trillion and then we spent $28 trillion. last year's budget showed spending of $46 trillion. this year's budget in the tables, in president obama's budget shows $47 trillion. so again, i'm doing you a favor in answering senator sessions' question for you. this budget spends more than last year's budget and spends more on the base line. i actually have a question for you though. you're claiming $4 trillion in deficit r

often it's eaten with brack fast or tee in the evening. >> spider on heather? >> we have some frick see of parsnips. first boiled in pick. tried them in butter and scad the mill back in with a little bit of nutmeg. that's a wonderful sauce to have over your sclug lovely parsnips. >> >> it's probably better to eat them in the spring. one of the few vegetables we can actually leave out in the ground and they'll keep frozen over winter but won't be damaged when they thaw in the spring in fact, they'll start to grow again and convert all the starchiness into sugars and make it a very sweet vegetable. so not very many people these days get to experience that because mostly when you buy parse snips they're harvested right away during their growing season so they're pretty starchy. >> dried apples? >> these are made to you preserve them. once these restfully dried, we'll store them away in the lovely chest of draws we have on the wall there. when i want to make an april pie, i can soak these in water overnight and they'll rehydrate. >> really. >> yeah. i could even ci

to appeal to voters who have not yet decided and this division between them does seem to suggest bracks saying that netanyahu may not have been completely truthful around the iranian nuclear threat certainly there is a division not only on this level but in the greater political elite here in israel although the question is still unanswered whether or not israel plans to strike iran and if indeed it does win policy r.t. jerusalem. on the way we talk climate change and the fate of some muslims in the us with our trees abeam our other breaking the sun. which is slough near enough and knows that to ride a horse you've got to catch it first. for him it's a daily routine that you're soft as a horse breeder on the island of a horn at the heart of bike of his life on an isolated farm is about blue sky green grass and his horses work there sometimes he gets lonely here but the horses have become part of me now i've fallen off so many times sometimes they'd bite as well it's part of my everyday life. i holmes been home to it neat bratz local just laugh for centuries most still live off the land

stacy bracks that's a lot like the front page cover i might add of the independent on sunday magazine that's max kaiser rip it up and start again. of course you're talking about the us elections and it's time to rip it up and start again but this is something that hasn't happened we saw it we've just been in ireland we saw there the social contract has been ripped up by our politicians by our leaders by the heads of banks across the world that's right the social contract has been ripped up thanks on trees like ireland and countries like greece and the us as well the social contract has been ripped up the powers that be want to simply transform the current population to neo still serfs. that's wrong at a sense the social contract has been broken as of now for the populations to rise up stay some kind of insurrection and start again that's what the point of the story is rip it up and start again let's start again we need a new declaration of independence from banking occupation that's what's happening are lots of happening and grace while politicians and the banks are have already done

gobernador mitt romney hizo declaraciones muy poco afortunadas, pero al mismo tiempo el presidente brackímites en el país. >>> pero dice que es proinmigrante. >>> sí, pero la pregunta es qué presidente puede trabajar con un congreso para lograr legislación para dar soluciones permanentes a los inmigrantes. >>> primero que todo, un presidente a favor de una reforma migratoria, pero lo interesante, es que ha tratado de pivotear un poco mitt romney, porque se fue tan extremo en la situación anti-inmigrante, porque nunca se había visto un candidato tan anti-inmigrante cmo se vio en la primaria. >>> estoy de acuerdo con eso, pero mi punto es que como una persona que estoy comprometido con la inmigración, creo que no podemos tener una vara diferente para los demócratas que los republicanos, la política del presidente es más punitiva que la de arizona. >>>ppero no es lo que propone mitt romney. >>> pero cómo invitas a alguien salir del país . >>> es la auto deportación. >>> pero la falta de compasión, en particular con los estudiantes, él lo dijo que no merecían estar en el país. >>> creo que e

have you done analysis -- there's discussion which i oppose and that's domestic bracks. going through the whole process of what could happen with domestic basis. i oppose it, i think there's a lot of folks, bipartisan who oppose it. can you -- have you done any analysis now or planning to in the future to give us an impact on what that might do to the economy if these are implemented over a period of time? or is it worth it? >> i'm not aware of any work we're doing on that specific topic. i mean, depends how much -- how many changes the government makes and how large the changes are. we have a large economy, even -- although as not as large as it could be at the moment. >> military is a sizable amount. >> it is a sizable amount. but what would be important would be the magnitude of changes that such a process could consider. also, what those changes were. i mean, the extent -- people don't have jobs in the military anywhere are or are you closing bases and moving them to other jobs? that's what we have to look at. >> somehow this materializes you have the capacity to ana

about a feud between superman subrata and business titans you can see them right there one is victor bracks the burke who is launching legal action against broussard's may now and that's our lead and that's often agreements with commodities trader glencore to sell up to half of those are selling them exports now that's a word of was against is the ill and now claims it's violated his shareholder rights earlier he resigned as was australian over disagreements with the company's management and he says it's a policy problem into a deeper crisis. given misspoke earlier from north capital says the timing of this is particularly bad. decline rate due to local chaney's factor in additional pressure due to conflicts too many conflicts actually with contra percival it grew proscar. much worse. under different circumstances. all right kevin moore that said from the business day of the day that we can we can finally go and enjoy it. if you wish all the best breed of course of a very much and on the way on this program. as we've been reporting from insurgency to being divided by separatists crosstalk s

had conversation and my concern is volume of civilian force n my words, i see this as a back door brack without the public process and the need and here is the real question and what i ask everyone and every meeting i have if you're the air force and you're wearing anything that indicates such you get these questions and i look for the answers. did the air force conduct a comprehensive analysis and assessment to validate the cost savings? as you know in the first year it is 3.5 and five years it is 169 million and when i say comprehensive, not just for the fiscal year '13 but for the spread and then other services that may be affected. example a is the joint training facility that's on there, mobility center, that the army uses to move people, the striker force. they use it. it is on air force base and air force personnel participate in that effort. when you reduce down that force the army will have to pick up a tab on this and i don't want to pitch you all here in the middle of this but i look at it from a dod perspective and not a service perspective of the savings, so is there a comp

infrastructure and changes to it, whether this committee and others agree with our recommendation for brack. so if we fix those two variables in sequestration, i can't get rid -- not get rid of, but i can't ask soldiers, sailors to leave quicker than they're going to leave. and i can't touch infrastructure. sequestration leaves me three places to go to find the additional money, operations, maintenance and training. that's the definition of a hollow force. >> well, i thank you both for your answers. they're helpful to me. with all respect, i consider this budget to represent unacceptable risk to our national security, and i hope members of this committee across party lines will work together to reduce that risk in a fiscally responsible way. thanks, mr. chairman. >> the comments and questions from senator joe lieberman, a member of the senate armed services committee, leon panetta, defense secretary, and general martin dempsey testifying on capitol hill in the first of three days of congressional hearings for pentagon leaders, discussing the pentagon budget. leon panetta saying both militar

it steve what you strap wire for is a trip wire is owned by the abraxas corporation or actually a bracks a software know. it was developed by three former cia agents. it is essential a system that takes data everything from facial recognition to suspicious activity records a license plate reader camera records all types of telekinesis and all the data and it feeds it into a software system that it tempts to predict if there's going to be a terrorist attack at a location the theory behind trap wire is that there's going to be a certain kind of look for a target a set so this system looks for people acting in a way consistent with terrorists doing reconnaissance on a target and that at such a person is suspected it takes that person's face which has been filmed and tries to match it to databases of known or suspected terrorists if strathyre. first of all anything you do on the public street is legal i can take a camera and follow you everywhere you walk on the public street i can record every building you go into i can write down your license plate i can take photos of everybody you meet w

bracks defense for the city in eyes of the country's currency a massive russian arms dealers baghdad says it will review claims of internal corruption. and in glorious infidelity veteran general david petraeus his career is the cia's boss is over. his resignation than an affair with his biographer. well over a good morning from kevin owen here at r.t. studios this morning our top story at least twenty syrian security officers have reportedly been killed in twin bombings in the country south the latest violence comes as the opposition's meeting in cata an attempt to consolidate their alliance against damascus middle east correspondent paula slee as the latest. now what we understand is that there was an apparent double suicide attack according to activists on the ground the blast went off near a branch of the country's military intelligence in daraa that the explosions were followed by clashes between regime forces and rebels now targets and security institutions have become quite commonplace recently in syria earlier this week there was an attack in the problems of how men are kind o

a year ago, we started providing feed brack to the hospitals on the use of stenting. and there were a good portion of cases in which there were concerned to be unnecessary. or inappropriate. now we never expect that number to be zero because there are individual differences and so on. you ought to be pretty close to what the national benchmarks are for these numbers. so we have seen since we started producing this a decline in that number. and in fact, if you look there's been a decline in stenting procedures the last year or two years in the u.s. and it's predicted to go further. so providing credible data, giving it back to those docs will change the way in which they behave. >> i certainly believe in credible data. i don't know if youfd want to weigh in on this. i mean, when i think of spokane, i think it's a great place. and i certainly think that the population with the city title of nature near perfect is a good symbolism. i don't know if we're talk about healthier populations or healthier practices. i think we have healthier practices in the northwest rewarding

two the same scenario since the panic of zero way is playing itself out again now we are saying the bracks just last week there they want to take matters into their own hands and say hey we don't need to use the dollar we want to trade in our own currency but if there is a barrel the shacks away from the dollar as a world reserve currency like i'm going to replace that. well again probably a best of currencies and oddly enough the the head of the world bank who about two years ago came out and said that there should be a basket of currencies of which gold should be part of it has also come out in favor of the britain nations deciding that they want another finance vehicle he said quote i'm going to cut enough of an economist that i'm not a monopolist so something new is going to be created and it's very important that the dollar became the reserve currency after world war two with a britain woods agreement and at that time when you go back he decided states was the only game in town europe was destroyed there was no russia in the business china it was behind you know the the i incurred tha

barrels a day from each one of these wells so even four or five years ago when they would do four to a bracks per well now they're getting up to sixty four fracs per well so yes the you can produce a lot but you need to drill a lot and that's high cost of oil ok and also i know that water is required when it comes to hydraulic fracturing and getting natural gas so what does this do to water politics and water is a touchy thing is this something that will come more into play i think so there's the education there's the science behind the reality is the shale frac or the rock through it's use is so much deeper than the water reservoirs and with the new technologies like poseidon and with the water systems that they have in the fracking you know you do need between two to five million gallons in a million gallons per frac job ok that's a lot a lot of water yes and now think about remember i said between two to three hundred on average to three hundred barrels a day of this production and then in twelve months it reduces by fifty percent but the crime rates are massive so now you can imagine how

>> i would start by doing it like maybe you all could come up with an idea like the brack commission and start with all of them being eliminated and build from that basis. >> well, i think the back. >> i think the general approach ought to be this crisis we face is an opportunity to recast who we are as a nation. and do we trust the american people interacting amongst themselves in ways that have historically created more prosperity than this command and control approach that we follow. >> i appreciate that. we of course, have had some bipartisan commissions looking at our budget. senator doe menchy, the simple son boles commission, every one of them has said we cannot get our budget in balance without new revenues. in many contrast, republican presidential candidates when offered the choice of $1 of new revenue for $10 of reduced spending said they wouldn't agree to a bipartisan agreement like that. would you? >> ten to one? >> yes, sir. >> yeah, this will prove i'm not running for anything. let me finish. >> i appreciate your candor. basically we cannot close the budget gap without