night of the army/navy football game. flight of stairs, broke his neck. theory was, some drunk bigot roughed him up. all of two interviews.o far. worked real hard on this one. 'cause, "a jap's a jap," right? well, ray's family lived in california till fdr banned all japanese-americans from the west coast in 1942. jeffries: over 100,000 were forced into camps without due process. most were born and raised here. and none were ever arrested for espionage. ray's son, billy, gave up his life for the american dream. died overseas in 1944. found an empty envelope on ray's body. addressed to him in manzanar. return address just says "apo-513." army post office-- how we used to get our mail home. the letter could be from his kid, billy. not likely; it was mailed november 27, 1944. billy died october 30. jeffries: an envelope, no letter. contents could be a motive. so, what's our letter writer hiding? something that happened at manzanar? let's track down all the records we can get from there, and have latents take a look. good luck

emergency office request aid directly to the joint chief of staff and joint chief of staff to the army, navy or air force and then we move the pieces to put the aid where they need it. the scenario, the beginning when we face this was the same thing we are talking about in this seminar. the necessity was access because everything was, the delivery was absolutely hampered because of the roads so we have to clean it. water, food, electricity and communications. another need at that time to do that is field hospital generators, housing, sat coms, purifying water systems and mobile bridges. so the force was at the beginning just to distribute the aid and at the end start doing law enforcement when the government declared catastrophe and the president gave us the authority to do that. so we move the army inland, next the navy in the coastal communities and in san feir fernandes island and doing an airlift to the most affected area. sanfernandes island is a very small island, only a thousand people living there, but it was completely destroyed. that's what we found when we arriving there, debris e

and obviously you're going to have a lot of branches, the army, navy, marines, coast guard, they're goingng, discharging a lot of their men and women. so obviously these f. these men and women want to go ahead and update their skills and progress and earn a higher education. >> that they've earned. >> exactly. >> we'll extend an invitation to president moe, president of san jose state university. if you'd like to come on and talk about maybe why there's a delay, maybe how something can be done to help you all out, we will do that as well. thank you all for what you're doing. let's share the website one more time. one is the san jose state website that does have resources for veterans. just not a resource center. and then the facebook page for the veteran student organization. thank you all so much, first for serving and second for what you continue to do. all right. and up next here on "comunidad del valle" some amazing entrepreneurs. stay with us. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then

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and there are cities, towns, countries commit universities, armies, navies cossack ruiz. students are divided into four country teams. as a prime minister can the secretary of state, minister of defense and the cfo or chief financial officer for each country. we have a united nations body, and also arms dealers. put that into the other questionable site about human nature. some students eagerly want to play that role of the time. instead come with the weather got handles the random event that she determines the severity or extent of the merchant fees or good fortune. we also have a saboteur. it's not always, but sometimes the student is always in the office in trouble. that student is my best student. a student i want to use as students go says show essay. i asked, would she please use your ability to get in trouble so much and cause so much destruction to the good of the game and all the other students and they jump at the chance. so that's two has a twofold job. on one hand, they play their role in the prime minister, secretary of state can the secretary of state would

army, navy air force, target your ships. >> like, we can be ready for a conventional war. >> we can.ink rightfully so, was on that -- was on counter insurgency, the fight right in front of you. that came at the expense of the big war training. they're trying to catch up on that front. >> all right, joe. thank you very much. while we're here talking tech, to all our peeps on the social media, it's follow friday. what you follow friday folks think is worthy of watching. we're giving you a glimpse of the staff that helps put our show together, the people we love who are a key part of our lives, and now they can be a key part of yours as well. like us on facebook and follow us on the twitter. lots of good stuff there for you and some haters too. we love them too. up next, we've talked a lot this week about the politics of the mideast. straight ahead, a personal perspective fresh off her sold-out off-broadway run, growing up as an arab-american and being a little confused. fro. say farewell to the smell with tide washing machine cleaner. it goes straight to the source of the stink to lift

it was a joint effort between the army, navy, and national institute of aler -- allergies. >> linkingatching tv. >> i believe this too. 2,000 kids, if they watchedded more than two hours of tv a day, liz, two hours, they had decreased math skills, decreased verbal skills, and increased aggression in kindergarten. i believe this. look what's on tv. >> right, essentially, after they watch this, turn the tv off. that's what weaver saying. when my son was young, we had -- the mother found a babysitter, and she was, i don't know, all he did was watch tv. every time i was home. he was a vegetable. my mother moved in, took the kid out every day for hours. he became vibrant, outgoing, funny, smart, just overnight. amazing. >> well, my 8-year-old is combating this saying the verbal skills are fine. i'm trying to reduce tv right now. >> you know, fisher price says we have apps for toddlers, infants, babies, and i say, wait a second, you need a human face interaction with your children for the baby to develop. >> what happened to talking to people? that's how you learn social skills. >> you go t

some may trickle down you at the army-navy store, and go to the web site and get amazing deals and thisnsumer. here they hope to reuse it for soldiers in the field. back to you. >> what a back draw. just stretching as far as the eye can see. thanks. >>> a new report shows dozen of our nation's nuclear power plants are at high risk for a terror attack. where those number clear reactors are and why the study is a this danger is far from hypothetical. ♪ if you have high cholesterol, here's some information that may be worth looking into. in a clinical trial versus lipitor, crestor got more high-risk patients' bad cholesterol to a goal of under 100. getting to goal is important, especially if you have high cholesterol plus any of these risk factors because you could be at increased risk for plaque buildup in your arteries over time. and that's why when diet and exercise alone aren't enough to lower cholesterol i prescribe crestor. [ female announr ] crestor is not right for everyone. like people with liver disease or women who are nursing, pregnant or may become pregnant. tell your doctor a

i can tell you at the army navy store as well as on the government website i told you about in the piece amazed at some deals that can be had on old stuff they don't need any more. jon: i'm going to tell jenna i want an abrams tank for my christmas present. maybe she'll pick it up for me there. jenna: not a bad idea, actually. new concerns over what obamacare may be doing to the quality of care that we will receive in the future. a new report showing more and more physicians are leaving private practice and more and more hospital mergers are happening so you're creating some saying, these big giant hospital systems. what does that mean for us, for cost and care? we have two doctors weighing in on that coming up next. plus we checked out a test for eighth graders back in 1912, jon, and we'll admit it's pretty hard. it's not easy at all. this is a grammar question. do you know all the parts of speech? we talk a lot, jon. we should know that. there are eight of them, by the way. the answer is more questions. stick around to see if you're smarter than an eighth grader who lived 100 years ago

army, navy, air force and marine.h spain and italy and there is a naval presence right off yemen in the red sea. there are marines afloat with that naval presence as well. >> so people who can get on the ground very quickly. yemen is a particular interest here. i want to step back and flip this down so we can look at the landscape of yemen here. particularly we're going to go to the capital and talk about the u.s. embassy there. this is the compound that we're going to highlight. it's about two and a half, three blocks square, something like that. general, what is the military presence inside a compound like this? what is their mission? >> inside the embassy grounds, there will be a marine guard force of 15 to 25, maybe more folks now highly trained, capable of kinetic operations to protect personnel and the facility. no authority to conduct offensive operations outside the compound. >> so their responsibility stops right at the wall, but there is activity outside the wall. if we look at this, you can see there's been

247, 249-302, 304, 305, 306, 308-326, and all nominations on the secretaries desk, the air force, army, navy, that the nominations be confirmed en bloc, the motions to reconsider be laid on the table, no intervening action or debate, no further motions be in order to any of the nominations, any related statements be printed in the record and presiden president oe immediately notified of the senate's action. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i now ask unanimous consent that the senate consider the following nominations under the privileged section of the executive calendar: nominations 631, 632, 667, that the nominations be confirmed, -- i ask unanimous consent that the senate consider the following nominations urns the privileged section of the executive calendar, presidential nominations 631, 632, and 667, that the nominations being confirmed, the motions to reconsider be laid on the table, no intervening action or debate, no further motions be in order to the mom nations, any related statements be printed in the record, the president being immediately notified of the sena

they are saying that includes the army, navy and air force. bob was calling from miami, democratic.ler: i just wanted to mention use reservoir hydroelectric type of man-made dams to make quite a bit of free power. ,he city of hamburg in germany 20% of their electricity comes from free solar panels. when i was watching reports in china, i noticed that all of their electric power poles and the light poles have solar panels atop them to create solar power. just think of the thousands of jobs that could be created by installing power plants from solar. i noticed another report in france where they are trying to build the world's first fusion reactor which they have been tried to do since the 1950s and can't do. i wish you scientists would know that there's a free fusion reactor up in in the sky. it is called the son. and it doesn't cost anything. and it will be burning for excuse 90 billion years me, and of the 3 billion years. and they should build more power plants. also, they're built from sand. -- ann electronics and electronics engineer. the silicon is built from sand. guest: the c

just to give you one example, there are a number of high-ranking officers in the army, navy and air corps who are doing their best to sabotage the policies of fdr who was after all their commander-in-chief. many of them were isolationists. that surprised me. call me naive, but i can and to think of the military as being of a terrific. many of them were not in this period. many of them are convinced america should stay out of the war, stay clear of the war at least until we build up our own defenses, we are in really bad shape. several of them the top-secret isolation members of congress and to when deberg and other key leaders in the anti-war movement. among them was an army colonel named truman smith. general george marshall's chief adviser on germany, at that time, head of the army, chief of staff of the army and at the same time trumans smith was one of lindbergh's closest friends and was actively working with lindbergh in the isolationist cause. the biggest of all turned out to be general arnold who was head of the air force. arnold just before pearl harbor was implicated in the leak

they are saying that includes the army, navy and air force. caller: i just wanted to mention that they can use reservoir hydroelectric type of man-made dams to make quite a bit of free power. the city of hamburg in germany, 20% of their electricity comes from free solar panels. when i was watching reports in china, i noticed that all of their electric power poles and the light poles have solar panels atop them to create solar power. just think of the thousands of jobs that could be created by installing power plants from solar. i noticed another report in france where they are trying to build the world's first fusion reactor which they have been tried to do since the 1950s and can't do. i wish you scientists would know that there's a free fusion reactor up in in the sky. it is called the son. and it doesn't cost anything. and it will be burning for another 90 billion years excuse me, and of the 3 billion years. the silicon is built from sand. guest: the color sounds like the resident on the campaign trail calling for more solar energy and the

the air force has a different model for that than the army, navy, or marine corps. so it's hard to find consensus. there is consensus. it will continue in qdr. i'm convinced. we haven't seen what qdr will look like or the term of reference. i'm convinced that any responsible enterprise to look at strategies and ways & means have to include efficiency and compensation. >> general, you encouraged -- excuse me, contentious questions. >> yes, sir. >> tell us how the qdr earths can look at changes. there was a recent commentary to, actually, that the qdr needs to wean the air force and move them toward an unmanned fleet. can you tell us how that's going addressed? >> the next question? [laughter] no, you know. again, this question gets at those assumptions we have to go back and ask. we have to take a look where technology is at. we have to look at the facts, not necessarily our love affair with a certain idea or the buck rogers that you see in the movies. this is a sober stair. straight in the eye of ions -- science and technology, what is practical, what is ready. maki

so army, navy sees air force, this is about us. not us versus them. it's about the collective enterprise stepping forward. we can't afford to each have our own pick something, you know, -- it might be the right thing to do to establish an enterprise solution for a particular business area or maybe data standard are are the way for the outcome. it really depends on the where do you want two. how fast you want to get there and the business case that drives you? i think it starts with transparency and trust. >> well, in addition to that, i would say very key component of this is discipline. you know, one of the thing we lack is organizational discipline. and so trust and transparency absolutely prereck with a sit. in order to be successful you need to be able to establish the discipline in a way to be able to execute in a way that is sustainable. that's an area, for example, gao is helpful to all federal agency, they point out not just obvious misstep and et. they also provides recommendation here is a course of action. here are some steps you can take.

are fortunate as all of you know to have extraordinary young men and women in our military in the army navyir air force marines and the coast guard in the national guard. [applause] and like you who just applauded i admired the american military. they're absolutely critical to our security. one of the proudest moment of my career was when i served as u.s. ambassador to nato. that's a joint state department defense department mission. i actually had more military people on my staff and i did diplomats and i went to the field and saw them in kosovo and saw them in bosnia. it was so impressing by how competent and professional insincere they were about representing us in those very difficult a tool grounds of the military was not the problem. but the problem is that we are emerging from more than a decade of war the two longest force in her history and we chose to fight them for good or ill simultaneously and we discovered in both places an age-old truth and i'm going to paraphrase churchill here that when you start a war you really have no idea when and how that war is going to come to a clos