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gabbard said her inspiration for running comes in part from her service in the army national guard since 2003. >> it is in this spirit that today i announce my candidacy for president of the united states of america. >> thompson: u.s. envoy stephen biegun arrived in south korea today ahead of tomorrow'sne pld meeting with north korean officials. diplomats from all three nations are expected to work on arrangements for a second summit between president donald trump anjonorth korean leader kim ng u.n. officials say there willuce discussionlearization and what progress has been made since the singapore summit last june president trump said last week e that he may reveal the dd location for the second summit during his state of the union speech on tuesday. pope francis made history tod,

joining now now congressman matt gaetz a member of the house judiciary army service committees and greatd congressman, i don't know if you're paying much attention to the conference committee. but that looks like an assembly i'm not going toes use unkindly noun as the object. but i don't think that after i lock at those folks in the masters they serve, i don't think there's a chance had in hell of getting a border wall built. what do you think? >> there are no members of the freedom caucus on the conference committee none of the nor prominent conservatives and message from leadership of both parties is pretty clear. this negotiation is about what democrats in the senate will support and what the president will sign but i think it's a mistake to exclude people like jim jordan and mike and andy biggs and myself who are the principle influence percent of the president on a lot of the more conservative issues. lou it's almost like if someone was on lou dobbs tonight ineligible to sterve on conference committee because folk that you like to have tend to -- lean to the conservative border secu

with regards to modernization in the army, services try to lean into this but if it's congress leading the way, congress should be missing pushing this. wet tough cuts we have to make to legacy systems. eastern europe with an army tank company commander in 2015. they were doing tank exercises in poland as a show of force. when we sat down and talked about what russia is doing it was clear that tank company connector was not worried about american tanks, what the russians were doing was through the internet and through social media was through the political undermining of eastern europeans date doing tank drills was a pure distraction. you got the idea that was sitting there laughing about the response to hybrid warfare in eastern europe in the form of tank drills. the problem is for the company commander, he didn't have the authority to take his fund to put them into cyber. that's the role of congress to make strategic decisions about national defense. it's our role to hold the generals accountable for what missions they are pursuing. because we are the ones dragging our feet and we ar

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military academy served about ten years in the army and including service during the gulf war. to his left is the secretary of the navy, richard spencer. he is pennsylvania 76th -- he is the 76th secretary of the navy and served as a pilot in the marines corps and served on the defense business board. all the way at the end secretary heather wilson who is the 24th secretary of the air force and graduate of the air force herself and previously served in congress where her committee assignments included the house armed services committee. thank you for coming even if i can't get secretary esper's name right. i appreciate you coming today. let me start with a broad question and go down the line. it's two years into the administration. a year since the national defense strategy has been released. there's been priorities set from the beginning from secretary mattis around readiness and then around essentially structure and capability of the force. and now with the nds moving into this period of competition in particular focused on china and russia, where do you see the accomplishmen

authorized by act of congress, has awarded the distinguished service medal, first oak leaf cluster, to general earl g. wheeler, united states armyceptionally meritorious service and duty of great responsibility. general wheeler's deep professional competence -- >> the country's senior military spokesman during the war in vietnam was general earl g. wheeler, who was now entering an unprecedented fifth year as chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. >> in the united states of america. pres. johnson: his president's high regard for him has been forged in the fires of crisis, and hardened in the day-to-day exercise of awesome responsibilities. his vision has been clear and his counsel has been wise. he has served his nation with a soldier's skill and a patriot's devotion. the mark of that service is written large on the shield of america's defense. the might of its power, the effectiveness of its military forces and the efficiency of their management. and for us all, the days of the future are brighter with the hope of peace. more confident the preservation of freedom. safer with the assurance of our security. because earl wheeler wa

with regards to modern vation of the army, the services are trying to lean into this but it's congress that should be leading the way, congress that should be pushing the services to think about what next generation weapons services we should be investing in and what cuts we have to make for those. i visited eastern europe and visited with an army tank company commander in 215. and they were doing tank exercises in poland, ostensibly as a show of force to russia. when we sat down and talked about what russia was doing, it was clear to this tank company commander that they weren't worried about american tanks. what the russians were doing is through the internet thrusm social media. was there the political undermining of eastern european states. and doing tank drills was a pure distraction from that. you not government the idea that putin was sitting there laughing about the united states' response to their high hybrid warfare in eastern europe in the form of tank drills. the problem is, for that company commander, he didn't have the thatrity to take his funds were given to him to condu

man that you are looking at right now -- at age 59 who has given -- over 35 years of service to the united states armyi have taken care of thousands of sick children and have had over 12 years of public service to the commonwealth of virginia. the man you are looking at and talking to right now is not who i was in my early 20s. >> northam said he would do everything he could to regain virginia's trust. he still insists he will not resign. >>> in the meantime virginia's lieutenant governor who would be next in line to take northam's place is also facing scrutiny. two women are accusing justin fairfax of sexual assault. this morning they released a statement deciding to slow down that process and review the alleged offenses. key staffers have resigned. >>> a police chase in antioch came to an abrupt end when the truck they were chasing ended up in a man's living room. it happened just before midnight last night as police cars chase a white pick up through town. finally vincent tran's house where he was asleep on a sofa. >> i heard a sound -- just a boom like that. i thought somebody shooting. the cop kn

, where you could walk, be educated, everything decided by racist laws backed by police, army, and secret servicescrimination was designed to maintain white minority power and economically suppress the black and mixed-race south africans who lived in townships, mostly in poverty. in 1923, the african national congress was formed. by 1961, it had been radicalized by the influence of a young nelson mandela, among others, and formed an armed wing called the spear of the nation. >> man: do you see africans being able to develop in this country without the european being pushed out? >> mandela: we have made it very clear in our policy that south africa is a country of many races. there is room for all the various races. ♪ >> anthony: in 1963, mandela was charged with sabotage and conspiracy and sentenced to life imprisonment on robben island. it would take another 27 years of violence and injustice before the inevitable would happen. >> man 1: do you believe in apartheid? >> man 2: i believe that according to god's will, that the white race should be preserved. >> anthony: with south africa's white min

there his job will be to comfort veterans and their families.an army veteryler began therapy with service walter reed before he was matched with his very own trooper. >> oh yes, good boy. nada: he had to relearn everything after sustaining severe brain injuries and a fractured spine while on deployment. when he needs assistance, trooper is there. >> it has meant the world to me, because i feel like i am full or with my life it is a bond that cannot be broken. it's -- i am there for him and he was over there for me. we got each other's back. nada: sully will be making new lationships, but he willre fover carry the presidential seal on his vest and he will always be sully hw bush.k, nada tawbc news, new york. jane: feel a sudden overwhelming urge to get a d. if i can't have a dog, a pair sully sox. i'm jane o'brien. thanks very much indeed for watching "bbc world news america." >> with the bbc news app, our vertical vids are designed to work around your lifestyle, so you can swipe your way through the news of the day and stay up-to-date with the latest headlines you can trust. download now

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services. the opposite end of the spectrum is the army. as mark referenced, the army has made clear it's in the process of cancelling a lot of its modernization programs or ending them and shifting in a new direction. it's doing this so it can align behind the six priorities the army came up with in the last two years as its answer to peer competition and how to get there. i want to give the army credit. haven't seen the budget yet. we did a study a couple years ago recommending that they develop clear priorities and then very much align their modernization around that. they're doing that. i still think the army has challenges as well. one will be executing on new programs. that takes a lot of capacity that the army is going to struggle to develop, human capacity as well as organizational capacity. it's also a challenge for sticking with it. over time, you can cancel a lot of programs, harvest money, but the army still has this larger dilemma of the competition between force structure, readiness and modernization. modernization historicall

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>> on both of those, the security force assistance brigades and my service, the army did a significant service by establishing this organization and we talked about by, with and through in this gave us a purpose built organization specifically focused on this type of advising on the type of relationship we want to have with our indigenous partners and on the ground. over the first system in afghanistan, we saw significant improvement in our ability to do that with a higher level of capability and a much more focused organization and i think we helped the army preserve its readiness, frankly. we didn't take the brigade and break it apart just to pull the leaders out to do advise and assist. we had a purpose built organization and i think it's a very positive thing. the light attack aircraft, training partners in terms of employing those things, i think it reduces the burden on us and provides self-sufficiency for them and does it without creating a significant logistical burden. whether the 829 with the lebanese forces, or with the afghan security forces, i think these are good investme

you see less active service perhaps with british armed forces being less engaged overseas? that's true. the armyof chaplaincy is is running parallel to that. there will be changes. some things don't change. and also i imagine some people who leave the army probably need you more at that point than they ever have before. in america, they ever have before. in america, the veterans have their own padre, we don't have that set up here but it could be a development. that seems to make sense, thank you very much for coming and talking to us this morning. my pleasure. you are watching bbc breakfast. it is ten to nine. the headlines: violent clashes in venezuela continue as volunteers try to bring aid into the country. the prime minister has said she will not allow the result of the brexit referendum to be frustrated by the threat of rebellion from within her cabinet. it is exactly ten to nine on sunday morning. 24—year—old amy—claire davies was born with an unknown genetic condition, which means she doesn't know how long she has to live. she has to take 41 pills every day, as well as experiencing agoni

stock buybacks they have a financial ization the commodification they have armies and armies of lawyers they are service jobs and they sue each other and litigate each other and they don't want to create jobs that are part of a middle class that we used to have as middle class is going extinct as extinct as the. polar bears and instead of throwing them seals or throwing them out money the family seals to keep the rabble rousers from you know and i can't believe that the good teams being mentioned so often these days it's down to being quoted on fox news and c and d c that everyone's afraid to get into further and they know that the elites are afraid that getting we called out a couple years ago the last surviving working be a teen in france went on auction three years ago for one for two thousand euros i mean that's a still you know i was tempted to buy it i would have made a fine centerpiece well of course i'm kaiser report we've been saying for ten years now it'll be ten years in september that gold and big queen are more pleasant options and then a good scene i think that's the equivalent if you look

constraint of the good of the security because respect get up there in the army won't do of well we know obviously for the service on the panel so moderate as you need it the many of. you think the president mark or france has a point when he says the europeans should create their own army i think we have we need to have the europeans more european cup abilities. i mean i don't i'm i'm looking troll much and i don't want to go into an army i don't see the european union marching on after the flag of the european union no i don't see that but i see very clearly that we have to be much more interoperable much more integrated i would come abilities and we have the possibility of acting acting. in a strategic manner along with everybody military right then right. enter into. security march more interconnected which means for instance where. we. are not germany should not buy. weapons in. russia the united states or china even truly but they have to talk with mean you so i believe you've been union have utopian abilities so you said you believe in that for quite a while now yes in today's world with what we're seeing

army. 39 years of service. he's about to retire in the coming weeks. his career spent in special operations forces. when you get to this level in the u.s. military, your best military advice usually centers around you leave when the job is done. he does not feel the job is dup. john. >> barbara, i can't think of a time like this. it's very unusual for a general like votel to publicly split with the president. so the entire world knows that he doesn't agree with the decision that's made here. still, though, he didn't did make clear he will carry out the order to put troops out, yes? >> reporter: absolutely. you know, does not agree with the decision at the time, but what has happened since is joe votel is a four-star general, he cares out the president's orders. we saw it with jim mattis. if you can't carry out the order, you have to leave. joe votel is a loyal arm general. he is carrying out the president's orders, but he, you know, to be clear he's also waiting to see what develops in the coming weeks whether there might be additional decisions about

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service. he enrolled on its army on june 6, 1944, the day we know as d-day and we know it was the beginning of the end of the war but it was the beginning of his service and he had a lot of service to give. during his time overseas, he served in england, france, belgium, holland and germany. he foot in the battle of the bulge and in january of 1945 and sfent several months in the hospital recovering from serious injuries. upon his return to the u.s., he was awarded three purple hearts, a bronze star medal, combat industry man badge, prisoner of war medal, world war ii victory medal and several others. he was a proud resident of arkansas and became known as the community historian. sharing his stories with anyone who would listen. mr. martin was a true american hero. he spent his life serving his fellow man and for this, we remember his legacy. it is with great pride that i honor mr. robert martin. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my re

services. the opposite end of the spectrum is the army has been referenced. the army has made clear it's in the process of canceling a lot of its current modernization programs or ending them and shifting them in a new direction. it is doing this so that it can align behind the six priorities that the army came up within the last two years. as its answer to peer competition and how to get there. i want to give the army credit. i haven't seen the budget obviously. they are very much aligning their modernization program around that. i still think the army has challenges as well. one will be executing on a whole slew of new programs simultaneously. that takes a lot of capacity. the army i think is going to destroy struggle. it is also a challenge for sticking with it. overtime you can cancel a lot of programs and harvest a lot of money. overtime the army has this larger dilemma of the competition between readiness and modernization. rauner's asian has not done well. the competition within the army that is a longer-term challenge for the army. going forward in th

army. each of these men have incredible stories about their time spent after returning back to civilian life. for instance, since his service as a security policeman, richard worked at the army medical center, which brings his residency at full circle. robert attended classes from both the university of california at berkeley and san francisco state university. he's also featured in the video "taking responsibility," which illustrates the story of how a veteran came there. black history month and black futures month is a time to look at the contributions african-americans have made in shaping our nation. we must recognize that while we do honor and support our veterans and their sacrifices, we need to acknowledge and remember black veterans were more likely to be attacked for their service than honored for it throughout our nation's history. for generations, african-americans returning home from service were more likely to face discrimination, disrespect, violence, and sometimes even death. each of these men have experienced great challenges in experiencing war battles, losing friends in service, and traversing through an e

>> on both of those initiatives the security force assisted prograde my service the army i think did a significant service by establishing this organization. we talked about what this allowed us to do is it gave us a purpose built organization specifically focused on this type of advising and the type of relationship we wanted to have with our indigenous partners on the ground. the deployment of the first security force assistance brigade last year in afghanistan we saw significant improvement in our ability to do that. a higher level of capability, a much more focused organization, and i think we helped the army preserve its readiness. we didn't take a brigade and break it apart and pulled the leaders out to advise and assist, we had a purpose built organization so i think this is a very positive thing. the light attack aircraft being able to train our partners in terms of employing those things i think reduces the burden on us and it provides self- sufficiency for them. it does it without creating a significantly just go burden logistical burden. we see with the afghan security air

but i have devoted my entire life, my career in the army, as a pediatrician, and in public service, to making life better for all people no matter who they are. today, i am not ready to ask virginians to grant me their forgiveness for my past actions. i also do not fully expect that they will immediately believe my account of these events. right now, i am simply asking for the opportunity to demonstrate beyond a shadow of a doubt that the person i was is not the man i am today. i am asking for the opportunity to earn your forgiveness. if i were to listen to the voices calling on me to resign my office today, i could spare myself from the difficult path that lies ahead. i could avoid an honest conversation about harmful actions from my past. i cannot in good conscience choose the path that would be easier for me in an effort to duck my responsibility to reconcile. i took an oath to uphold this office and serve the people of this commonwealth to the best of my ability, as long as i believe i can effectively fulfill that task, i intend to continue doing the business of virginia. i believe

votel: security forces brigades, my service, the army, did a significant service by establishing this organization. we talk about by, with, and through, but what this allowed us to do is it gave us a purpose built organization specifically focused on this type of advising and the type of relationship we want to have with our indigenous partners on the ground. over deployment of the first security force brigade last year, we saw significant improvement in our ability to do that. a higher level of capability, much more focused organization and i think we help the army preserve its readiness, frankly. we didn't take a brigade, break it apart to pull the leaders out to do advise and assist. we had a purpose-built organization that kid that. i think this is a positive thing. aircraft, being able to provide that, reduces burden on us and provides self-sufficiency for them. and does it without creating a logistical burden. whether it's 829's we see with the lebanese forces or those with the afghan security forces, these are a good investment. in both cases we have seen those resources be dir

which branch of the armed service did you serve in? caller: the army.ost: would you be against any military draft coming back? would you be for a military draft? should we stick with the all volunteer military we have now? caller: if they want to go in, voluntary. if they don't want to go in, don't make them go in. host: would you say the same thing for men as well? would you get rid of the draft completely? caller: i would get rid of it completely, the same thing like the vietnam war. host: let's go to john, calling from new york. john thinks women should have to register for military service. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. can serve in military service or political positions. there are a lot of critical issues caused by women lying to the state department. those politicians who support position growth in iran, and she answered those and had relationship with them who are united states employees. obvious that large amounts of obvious that large amounts of politicians get money caller: it was just a short time after gr

lines are decided by the security services so speaking negatively about the security service is unacceptable talk of the army isn't acceptable either an intelligence officer told me i had to stop writing about president bashir now after the huge increase in demonstrations all the red lines that merged into one red line and that is the street. journalists the harassment of journalists in sudan is not limited to the domestic media no foreign correspondent there has it easy these days which is why international coverage of the story has been lacking however correspondents from al-jazeera and have it worse their credentials have been revoked it's clear the bashir government fears pan arab news broadcasters more than other international outlets because those channels are telling this story in the language of the sudanese street arab. and that's why you see. and. particularly are videographers being harassed being intimidated even being. much with print especially ilish print but definitely video and photography and especially in arabic because i think it's seen that the government was fearful of the kind of cover

waitin nate allen here, thank you for your service in the army. now, what do you say about the calories in all that with this? >> i work out to eat these donuts. >> what are you waiting on? >> a dozen donuts. >> a dozen donuts. >> alld assor flavor. >> yes, yes. definitely. the bacon, the toffee dot, the french toast donut, some favorites. >> all right. larry is the owner. we have customers coming in the door as we speak. he is the owner and you've been doing thisll morning with us. what do you say about this whole random act of kindness, giving back in thi >> it's great. it's great to see people come in and get surprised when they get to the counter and get a free donutnd free coffee and weren't expecting it. they were expecting to come in and just pick up their normal order, but then to get it free i think news 4 being here, it's been great. >> thank you so much for legislate us in duck donuts. thank you. free cup of coffee and donuts we have more people waiting to get donuts. donuts and a coffee, yeah. at's what it's all about. and spreading th

his deputy, rick gates, probably the most important name to know here, and a russian army veteran with ties to his service named constantine. it came at a moment when the campaign is now under scrutiny. it is just days after he appeared days after the investigation tarted. they were apparently looking to leverage that with the pro russia creditors. matters of vital importance to the russian room vital to the meeting. look, it is a notable development. that may be totally irrelevant to muller. it is called a experienconspira. and also because mueller is focusing on the possible exchange of information in the a apply named grand havana room. my guests are joining me now including chuck rosenberg and evelyn farcus. so tom, let me start with you on the reporting aspect of this. all of this, we learned we learned the importance of this at the meeting, manufacture continues to claim whatever he misled mueller about was an accident. how does that he basically didn't realize he ryed. why do we think the judge has a real possibility of real manafort. >> a lot of the discussions between manafort and federal investi

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