demand in march of 1942, the commander army air forces devised a plan with jack warner of warner bros. studios to create a separate filmmaking unit for the army and air force. remember, at the start of the war, the air force was only a itnch of the army and depended on the army signal corps for filmmaking needs. the general believed they needed their own film making unit. it depended on the army signalin oa distinct units, so the idea of the first major motion picture unit was born. over three years, the first motion picture unit had over hundreds of films and recruited members from the ranks of the studios. notably stars such as ronald reagan, william holden, clark gable, whose films can be seeing today. the army-air force contracted warner bros. to make several films to serve their needs. at the top of the list was a recruitment film called "winning your wings," that would recruit airmen to fly the 10th of -- tens of thousands of airplanes. lieutenant james stewart, you probably recognize him, was the act in thert to film. he had enlisted in 1941. enlisted as a private, made full co

the army air force. i cannot speak from long service -- long experience. ve only been in the service a year. but i've learned a lot about what the air force has to offer. that's what i want to talk to about. right now, the greatest mass globalization in the history of the world is taking place. men from farms, towns, single men, married then, brothers, sweethearts, businessmen, fathers and sons factory men, , students from high school and college, all over america, everywhere, they are mobilizing and joining up. this war we are fighting today, tomorrow, and the next day, until we win is a war of the air. the whole world knows that. our factories know that. interceptors, light bombers, media mummers, rolling out of the factories. 65,000 fighting planes this year. 100,000 fighting planes next year. to keep them flying, 2 million men. now, that is where you come in. the army-air force needs 15,000 captains, 40,000 lieutenants, 35,000 flying sergeants. how about it? ♪ >> sorry. another of the warner brothers recruitment films was made before the motion picture

it's the job of the navy and the army and air force, the marines, the whole thing. it's incredible. >> will we see a trump plan to rebuild this poor island? >> well, we're going to help the people. a lot of problems and a lot of debt. they are 72 billion in debt before the hurricanes hit. and they had a power plant that didn't work before the hurricane. so we are going to help them. we are going to do something and get itack on its feet. >> to what extent do you commit to help rebuild this battered place? >> we are going to work something out. look at their whole debt structure. they owe a lot of money to your friends on wall street. we're going to have to wipe that out. can you say goodbye to that i don't know if it's goldman sachs, whoever it is. can you wave goodbye to that we have to do something about. the debt was massive on the island u and. >> my aunt ellie doesn't care about that. she wants help and food she wants to hear from you. >> we are going to help the people out. we are going to get the electric going again that was a complete wipe out that wasn't l

it's the job of the navy and army and air force and marines. the whole thing. the u.s. coast guard, what they've done, the lives they have saved -- the people are really very thankful. >> to historic storms battered -- they wiped out a power grid that was already indicated. poorly maintained. corruptly managed. what do you do? is the marshall plan rebuilding, we see a truck plan to rebuild this poor island? >> we are going to help the people. a lot of people and a lot of debt, somebody and that before the hurricanes hit. they had a power plan that didn't work before the hurricane. we are going to help them. we are going to get it back feet. i'm very proud of the fact that if you look at one statistic, 16 deaths. that's a lot of dust. but 16 -- if you look at katrina, they had in the thousands. this was a storm, the likes of which nobody has ever seen. we had fema before the storm even came. they were on the island before the first storm. they got hit by two hurricanes. we are very proud of the job we've done. now we will have to try to get them back, the power is slowly

their college when they're about to graduate then they would be commissioned as an officer in the army air force or navy which actually pays very well if you go to college it's additional way there's no guarantees you get a job when you graduate college. does the school administration approve of these methods how to teach is that america's public schools see the presence of the army in their classrooms now and see wiley headmistress at the hub of school is pragmatic. c.p.s. is struggling sometimes you know financially so we have to be real careful about our how we promote programs and how we finance programs and share to some program is one of the through the district so we don't take our school money to pay its debts teaches. yes it is which is a nice thing so and they're all military they're retired military. officers and they come in. and they give back to the kids so they could pay through the to the government to some programs to me so it's nice it's something we don't have to pay for so. the program also includes morning and evening activities before and off to school formal training parad

. >> i see an incredible job done by fema, the coast guard, the army, the navy, the air force, the marines. the job of the first responders has been something like i have never seen before. what fema has done, what the people that got here before the hurricane have done -- and the governor is with us. your mayor is with us also, the governor. what has happened in terms of recovery in terms of saving lives, 16 lives. that's a lot. but you compare that to the thousands of people that died in other hurricanes and frankly we're not nearly as severe. i just have such respect for fema and all of the people that got here early. governor, you may want to say something. >> we're grateful for the president, grateful for the efforts that the federal government has embarked. this is a team effort. we have all the way from mayors to fema, the dods, general buchanan is here as well. we couldn't have done this if we didn't have those support. of course, we recognize and the president recognizes we still need to do more. we know we'll do it together, this is a commitment by the president, the first lady b

we have also coordinated with the pentagon if we need any help from the active army, air force, navy and marine. the california national guard has some firefighting capability that's available if cal fire needs it. we have ordered up 13 firefighting helicopters, two medevac helicopters and in addition we have type 2 hand crews that are available if needed. thank you. >> thank you, sir. we have one additional operational speaker before we get to three local council people and that would be acting chp commissioner warren stanley. >> thank you. good evening, everyone. as far as the california highway patrol and our support of this fire, we have 73 personnel in this area between the two fires that are helping out with traffic control, general law enforcement and also to prevent looting. just about an hour ago, we made a plan that we are moving in 100 additional officers into the area to help out with evacuations if needed. so they will be showing up in this area very shortly just briefed the sheriff on that. so we'll have those personnel in place just in case we need them. additionally o

military army/navy air force marines and the coast for the 21st annual fall festival at summers farm.s two distinct paths. guests can take a simple stroll through the corn or tackle the one filled with more value clenching twists and turns. you do risk getting lost. >> really. [laughter] >> that's pretty cool. >> better than taylor swift. >> keep it here. 5 at 6:30 is coming up right after the break. >> ♪ when i was 3, children's national helped me beat the odds so i can play with my grandkids. so i can celebrate 50. when i was 14, they saved my heart so i could bring family together. so i can help cardiac patients just like me. so i can serve my country. so i can do what i love. so i can give back. so i can play in the junior olympics. so i can make plays. so i can do this. so i can race my friends. children's national didn't just help us grow up, they helped us grow up stronger. >> ♪ >> ♪ i'm still not jim lokay, you are still not shawn yancy. >> it may be next week. >> fitz and sarah sitting in with you tonight 5 at 6:30. the gun control debate heati

yager retired in 1975 as a brigadier general after 45 years of flying for the army air corps and for the united states air force. what he achieved that day was something that many men didn't think would happen. there were about two or three pilots at the army airfield in southern california that were trying to do it, but absolutely there was only one that did it. captain yager flying the bell x-1 that he renamed glamerous glennis after his wife was the man who achieved that. now, i am proud to represent the men and women of edwards air force base with kevin mccarthy and i understand what they do on a daily basis. from the f-35 to the f-22 to all of the aircraft that happened out there at edwards to all of the flying expertise that they have on a daily basis and i am very proud of them. i'm proud of what edwards air force base means for the country. i am proud what they mean to the history of this nation. what i'm most proud of the men and women because on a daily basis they create history. and for that i am most proud. i yield back the balance of my time. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gen

air force versus navy. remember the team with the best record between army, navy and air force, gets a trip to the white housest time that happened for navy back in 2015. they are well on their way after this afternoon's performance. didn't take long for the big plays today, first quarter, sophomore, malcolm perry blast off against air force. he had just 73 yards last year as a freshman. he eclipses that on this one play. second quarter midshipman spread the wealth. senior had one carry. made it count. he's the hurdler. check it out one more time, 10-yard touchdown. navy up 14-7. malcolm perry made the big play. he shows off those receiving skills. 40 yards for the touch. takes a 28-7 for navy. midshipman ahead. virginia has gotten off to a good start. 3-1. they hosted duke, defensive plays like this will help you stay in that win column. daniel jones, intercepted by landing. he stays inbounds. uva with game's first score. get to the fourth quarter. kirk continues his great season. connecting with donnie, three touchdown passes for big kirk today. two of them. big kirk has 13 touchdown passes, just one interc

army in alaska. in cooperation with the united states air force, the army in alaska is responsible for some of the mostc installations in the world. a $500 million telephone relay network since the voice of alaskans all over the world. the defense of the nation. the landscape with intricate elements providing maximum early warning. elements providing maximum early warning. ♪ >> just one mile from fair banks, the army maintains bordering on -- maintains fort wainwright. theka is often called gibraltar of the north. rmy, in addition to participation in air defense systems, is in readiness to defendrmy, alaska under the most realistic conditions possible. trainingreeley, this program is most evident. its climate is significantly different. it is as cold as the far north. offers terrain of rock, streams and mountain but it's further below the arctic circle than fairbanks. the difficulty of movement in the arctic are tackled and overcome. lifting and moving through snow and ice demand courage, tenacity and the reliance offered here at the northern training center. lifting and moving through snow and♪ ♪ >> s

i don't mean to say the efforts of the army and air force won't be critical, big doors swinging on smallhinges. the maritime piece of this both defensively and authentically from the carriers will be crucial. >> i am a contributor to strategy, i have written quite a bit on the south china sea especially as it applies with the un convention. if you could touch on that? >> i can. is everyone on the same sheet? south china sea, big body of water, china claims it is a territorial sea, that they own the entire body of water. they show us a line, we own everything inside it, we own all the hydrocarbons, a territorial sea, we will control the shipping, we will simply annex it. as though the united states simply declared the gulf of mexico a us territorial sea. it is a preposterous claim. it has gone to the international court, it has been soundly rejected. china continues to front this claim and supported by building artificial islands, that is chinese territory, that is chinese territory, they are playing a long game, their hope is overtime, simply become tired of the challenge. if i were a ch

. >> what i see is an incredible job done by fema, the coast guard, the army, air force, navy, marines job of the first responders is like nothing i've ever seen before. >> president trump: the power grid honestly was devastated before the hurricanes hit and then the hurricanes hit and they wiped them out. we're getting a lot of generators that have been already brought to the island. most of the hospitals are open, at least partially open. most of them now are open and again, the job that's been done here is really nothing short of a miracle. it has been incredible. >> sandra: president trump speaking on the recovery efforts while visiting puerto rico yesterday. the governor of puerto rico saying he believes hurricane maria caused $90 billion worth of damage. many areas are still in desperate need of supplies. mike tobin is on the ground in san juan for us. mike. >> sandra, the fact that the death toll jumped from 16 to 34 shows you there is still a lot unknown about the extent of the suffering here. early on doctors told us they anticipate it will transfer from a humanitarian crisis

veterans of foreign wars, and associations representing the interest of members of the navy, army, air force and marine corps. moreover, in august the national convention of the american legion adopted a resolution opposing legislation to repeal the cfpb forced arbitration rule because among other reasons, it, quote, is extremely unfair to bar service members, veterans, and other consumers from joining together to enforce statutory and constitutional protections in court. close quotes. simply put, service members don't want the c.r.a. and they are watching this vote closely. mr. president, forced arbitration is a prime example of a rigged system whereby powerful corporations and interests play by different sets of rules than average americans. when a normal person defrauds another person that person is entitled to seek a resolution in court. it is wrong for us to allow major corporations to create their own justice system that serves their own interests at the expense of american consumers, families, service members and veterans. i urge my colleagues to oppose this resolution and to prevent

we have an all volunteer force that after 9/11 when they join the marine corps, army, navy, air forceknow they may be going into harm's way and they're still volunteering so it's a very educational moment and sobering moment. >> charles: the moral of the story to paraphrase general kelly is this fallen hero and all of them exactly where he wanted to be with the people he wanted to be with and we salute the service. you too guys as well appreciate it thanks a lot. thank you. >> charles: and robin as well by the way who unfortunately we lost his satellite so the senate expected to vote shortly on a budget that should pave the way for tax cuts. it's so critical yet we are gnawing on our nails. it happens tonight but will it happen we'll discuss it right here on fox business. it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same. but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or

army, navy, air force, fema and all the staff working together before maria hit. they were here before, during and after the first hurricane and they continued to stay on the ground during maria, same thing. i think we never got the level of communication between the american government and the federal government than ever before. we are used to receiving hurricanes but never before a category 5. the amount of devastation is unheard of. but during all this time, we got the federal government by our side doing their job for the people here, like you in the military doing what's been asked, all the requests of the governor they did. and they've continued to send in more people, trucks, drivers and resorts. thank you, mr. president, for all oou done for the island? >> i want to thank you, because you were really generous. i saw those comments and everybody saw those comments and we really appreciate it. it's so important, when you have men and women that have worked so hard and so long, and many of them came from two other catastrophic hurricanes. they came from texa

. >> those other major initiative was to get the air force to coordinate better with their army and air force?. >> to talk about the advisers with the equally robust effort from the best and brightest. but the key is with the ability is the key link. they have not matured as fast as they want one of those primary outcomes the afghan is more effective with the artillery and air support to be successful. >> they don't appreciate the difference with the taliban club med is a completely different type of organization. has rules of engagement changed? for the multinational terrorist organization. >> that what has been passed down to the commander with any group that threatens the afghani government threatens our mission or the coalition can be engaged. it is based on the behavior. >> we will seek out groups of individuals. >> i yield back. >> we have now gone through all of the of numbers that are here and have held them longer than jihadist intended. so what i want to do is to see if the remaining members had a 15 seconds question we have not addressed yet? and give them a chance to wind it

these are generally colonels in the army, navy, air force, marines.est up-and-coming strategic thinkers in the u.s. military. people that lead generals running wars in the coming years. they ran a very intricate wargame. this was one part of it. a pivotal part. the wargame posits will be a terror attack in new york targeting the lincoln tunnel. it will be the largest terror attack since 9/11, the most casualties since then. and it will be carried out by a west african terror group. one of these groups that has cropped up in the region since 9/11. because of this attack, the united states decides to invade west africa starting in mauritania. and it will be a surprise to anyone that has watched u.s. wars since done 11 that this quickly becomes a quagmire that the united states goes in thinking it is going to be a short campaign, that we can eliminate the terrorists there and what's wrong quickly. it is soon turns into a conflict for the united states has to surge in forces just to maintain its occupation, and there seems to be no way to get out of it. a

a small meant a state run news agency says police issued warrants for forty hours in the air force navy and army corps says the movement led by u.s. based cleric fetter the golan was behind last year's failed coup since then authorities have arrested at least fifty thousand people. the u.n. special envoy for yemen is accusing the country's warring leaders of pushing for power and wealth and state of peace as well as proposing new talks to alleviate the deepening humanitarian crisis mike hanna reports from the united nations in new york. this is the greatest humanitarian disaster in the world that's according to figures presented to the u.n. security council which indicates some twenty two million people in yemen require immediate assistance now nearly one million cases of cholera and more than two thousand people have already died of the disease famine anonyma unprecedented scale is a real possibility it is the result of this crisis that has left some fifteen million people lacking adequate access to clean drinking water sanitation and hygiene health services seven million people are faced with

lived in the community, very thoroughly military area so in addition to nasa, any number of army-navy bases air force base, it does get a lot of people from a lot of places. and i was a period, the space thing just happened, people were optimistic about that so i feel like i grew up in what to me was sort of still writing about optimism for progress and change from the civil rights movement, the space race at hansen, i went to a very kind of normal -- american normal, whatever that is, the popular admission it -- kids from a lot of different backgrounds. a few economic backgrounds, something that has changed since i was in school. i went to school with kids on public assistance and whose parents were quite affluent. i think growing up with very diverse, not just ethnicity but in terms of economic nationality was a real privilege. so i feel very fortunate to have gone to the hampton public schools, got a great education and very much loved my hometown. >> up here, name your question. >> katie gambler. i was wondering if you following the story of ed white or the mercury 13. >> it was a group of women

all of the armed forces, what they have done, army, navy, the marines, the air force, all of the goods dropped in, helicopters that weren't even meant for this purpose, all of a sudden they are delivering food and services. i would give a 10. locally -- and i understand locally, a person loses his or her or their house. then they can't go to work. if you lose your house, it's hard to going to be a policeman for the day. you're trying to have your .amily we have the military driving traffic. some of them didn't know how to drive trucks, but they learned quickly. manyve the military, and cases, driving trucks. it's not the people's fault. they lost their house, they were devastated. and, i think we did a fantastic job. we have been given credit. it's nice that the gentleman who worked for bill clinton gave us an a plus, and that included puerto rico. gave us an a plus. i thought that was really very nice. fixe great job. texas, again, far along, florida very far along. kindo rico is a different of situation, because it needs so much infrastructure. over time, that will happen. you'll get

so in addition to nasa there are army, navy bases, air force base. so it reallies to get a lot of people from a lot of different places. i think there was -- it was a period that was -- the space thing had just happened. people were still very optimistic about that. and so i feel like i grew up in what to me was like certain of still riding a lot of the optimism for progress and change from the civil rights movement, from the space race there, and i went to a very kind of normal dish don't know -- american normal, whatever that is, the popular imagination with kids from different backgrounds. i went to school with kids who were on public assistance and kid with whose parents were quite affluent. i think growing up with this very diverse and not just ethnicity but in terms of economic nationality, even, was a real privilege, and so i feel very, very fortunate to have gone to the hampton public schools, got a great education, and very much loved my home town. >> over here. your name and your question. >> hi, i'm katie, and i was wondering you considere

army. and the navy and air force and marines, i think the job of the first responders has been something like i have never seen before. >> the president appeared to joke about the cost of helping puerto rico. saying that the u.s. territory has quote, thrown our budget a little out of whack. they are struggling from a crisis for years filing for bankruptcy with debt totalling $73 billion. >>> and if you are hoping for cooler weather you may be disappointed. looking at the ben franklin bridge at lunch time. a gorgeous afternoon and only getting warmer throughout the week. not very autumnal. but karen rogers is if the weather center with the check of the afternoon forecast. >> hi rick, on the upside if you are like me and like summer, we have more of it coming your way. temperatures are weather than yesterday. nice and warm and sunshine and 78 for your high in philadelphia. even in the lehigh valley reaching the upper 70s and even along the coastline, 73 is the high in cape may and 75 on the boardwalk in a.c. as you track it hour by hour at 2:00 sitting at 75 degrees and the dogs are heading out

but all of the armed forces, the job they have done, army, navy, the marines, the air force, all of the goods dropped in and helicopters that are not even meant for this purpose. delivering foods and services. i would give them a 10. locally, i understand locally, the person loses their home, and they cannot go to work. if you lose your house, it is hard to go and be a policeman for the day. you are trying to have your family live, frankly. this is what happens. you read that they have had -- had no truck drivers in puerto rico. they have them but many lost their homes so they had to be with their family. so we had the military driving the trucks. some of them did not really know how to drive those trucks, but they learned quickly. we had the military driving trucks in many cases. it is not the fault of the people. they lost their house. they were devastated. i think we did a fantastic job. it is very nice that the who worked for bill clinton when he was president, gave us an a plus, and that included puerto rico. and i thought that was really very nice and i believe he is correct. we h

army -- the navy game. oh, my gosh. the navy game against the air force. army 10 miler that's where i was going with that.hat's next to me, we have some very great events going on. the beer and barbecue festival at leesbury. art on the avenue in del ray. a taste of d.c. hydrate. it'll be warm this afternoon and breezy. nate is moving in. we'll let you know when the hurricane is going to make landfall and are and how it'll impact us for the end of the weekend coming up. >> thank you. >>> 9:45. one of the hotels in our area is also one of the best known in the country now because of its name. >> not all the attention for the trump international hotel in d.c. is positive. nearby, federal workers are concerned for their own safety. >> an investigation by the news 4 i-team revealed the federal workers already had reason to feel targeted. >> reporter: each day, new guests roll up. and check in to the most publicized new hotel in d.c. perhaps in the >> reporter: not all visits to the trump international intend to rest. or relax. since opening a year ago, the hotel emblazoned with the president's name attracted p

forces have captured b.-k. one air base from kurdish forces in care coq the iraqi army and allied forces are advancing on the city and have also taken a gas facility to the south forces of control the area since twenty forty just hours before a deadline from the spanish government catalonia as leader has failed to declare if he is reaching plans to secede from spain would you want us instead sent a letter to the central government in madrid are calling for more dialogue the central government had given him until eight g.m.t. on monday to say whether or not he's region had seceded from space. and the philippines defense minister says two senior isolates commanders have been killed in fighting in the southern city of merari the abu sayyaf and now take observe been in control of parts of the city since may. to somalia which has declared three days of national mourning after at least two hundred seventy six people were killed in the worst brummie in the years it happened at a crowded intersection in the capital morgan. it's not still not clear who is responsible catherine so i has our report from nairobi in neighbori

>> all of the service real school part of the formula, army, navy, air force, marine. all have cyber components, they're all part of the overall formula. they're distributed physically, as are we. we have points of presence across the united states, an invariably the cyber components in the services colocate with the nsa counterpart. that partnership is tight. it is growing, it is evolving, it is maturing, and we are also demonstrating by bringing in service members into our world it accelerates their ability to be productive for foreign intelligence while they're with us, but also to apply those skills when they turn and have cyber com roles. >> and it allows i mean just deconfliction i would imagine. >> almost always. >> it is an issue of not compromising. >> most definitely. that's another key thing. the equity space is extremely fragile, it needs to be managed actively. the fact we are co-resident together and we develop a culture that's informed one side of the other, that helps the discussions so we're not doing things transactionally across the transom as though

this movement a state run news agency says police issued warrants for forty others in the air force navy and army one of the world's biggest cholera immunization campaigns is underway in bangladesh for a hangover fiji's to prevent a major outbreak line hundred thousand doses of the vaccine have been prepared to protect local communities the united states is offering millions of dollars for information about two senior hezbollah officials the state department says and for sure could have played key roles in hezbollah attacks targeting u.s. citizens so who is accused of being involved in a major attack in beirut in one thousand nine hundred three at least fifteen people are dead in the u.s. state of california as wildfires continue to spread for a third day the fires have scorched the state's famous wine country and forced more than twenty thousand people from their homes the state's governor has declared a state of emergency. to us b. one bombers have flown over the korean peninsula in a show of force against north korea they were accompanied by planes from the japanese and south korean military i

one is a little army sergeant. air force >> yeah, they're in the movie. >> it's a family affair. >> he got cut out. >> oh. cutting room floor, huh. >> welcome to hollywood, kids. that's how it happens. >> it's happened to me a lot too. >> tough lesson to learn. >> that's two minutes. >> yes, sir. >> we'll keep going. >> give me -- i want a fist pump the hulk. there we go. >> we have to ask what avengers infinity war all the superheres on the set together is pretty cool, right? >> yeah. yeah. every character from every marvel movie ever made. >> wow. was there anyone that got you most excited when you saw all of those superheroes altogether. >> michelle pfeiffer, michael douglas if they were in the movie i would love to see them. >> you know what, wonder woman -- >> i'm breaking code here. >> come over, wonder woman. >> wonder woman. >> i want to hear the voice. i want to hear the hulk. i want to hear the hulk voice. >> oh. wonder woman, like, smoothy. hulk like fire. sorry. wonder woman like iron. hulk like fire. >> oh. >> o