. >> each naval construction battalion, or ncb, had 1,000 men command by 33 men. the king bee themselves funnished them with their official motto, we built, we fight. >> the reason they were called seabees because they were construction battalion, so letter c, letter b. to boost morale they came up with this idea of having a logo. >> the brain child of a 22-year-old talent the cartoonist, frank iafrate. his first drawing was of a beaver but he found out it turns tail and run. then he thought of the busy bee, a hammer, a wrench, of course, a tommy gun for when he fights. the first seabees completed recruit training at camps perry and allen in virginia. three more facilities were soon established. davisville, rhode island, gulfport, mississippi, and port hueneme, california. >> the basic mission thought world war ii was to build advanced bases. >> anything west of pearl harbor was an advanced base? >> yes. and anything east of florida was an advanced base. they were building barracks, hospitals, all that kind of thing for any branch of the service who needed it. >>

. >> on september 15, 1950, seabees of amphibious construction battalion 1st brought the first marine division ashore at inchon. >> battling treacherous 30-foot tides, they built a pontoon causeway and helped land 30,000 of general mcarthur's marines and soldiers. a curious incident occurred. >> great seabee train robbery is a piece of seabee lore. as they were landing in inchon, the equipment was backing up because there was nowhere to take it. so the seabees went across enemy lines and went to a beer factory. they found a plethora of leftover trains. they ended up taking the trains, a few packs of beer, and crossed back over to the harbor so they could bring all the supplies. >> one of the most incredible seabee feats took part in wodu, a key supply place for north korea. navy task force 77th pounded the enemy stronghold almost daily. >> when we were launching combat flights from the aircraft carriers offshore, airplanes would be damaged and couldn't make it back to ship. >> general sturman grew up in new mexico, and joined amphibious construction battalion 1st. >> someone came up w

so one battalion can oversee those quite adequately and also with the assistance the captain. >> okay. those 16 firefighters those 3 lieutenants they all again, you showed the reenforcement they're a responsible how does it breakdown one from the rig and one from the boat chief. >> yes. similar it to new york city, in fact, we're in the process of training more of the big rig drivers to make sure we have enough as we move up to the watches we got done with the person in charge of the training trained 8 new members to pass them up agency boat operators we have one boat operators on a given watch is being a boat operator they don't respond to me apparatus specifically for a marine response but again training more individuals to be boat operators and, efficient on personal water aircraft our aquatic program we're extending i spent a week in boston airport putting together a marine disaster symposium - everybody is specialized we have specific operators as well as boat apparatus and have members who have trained as bay rescue folks so everyone has a region they can cross train and have ac

so one battalion can oversee those quite adequately and also with the assistance the captain. >> okay. those 16 firefighters those 3 lieutenants they all again, you showed the reenforcement they're a responsible how does it breakdown one from the rig and one from the boat chief. >> yes. similar it to new york city, in fact, we're in the process of training more of the big rig drivers to make sure we have enough as we move up to the watches we got done with the person in charge of the training trained 8 new members to pass them up agency boat operators we have one boat operators on a given watch is being a boat operator they don't respond to me apparatus specifically for a marine response but again training more individuals to be boat operators and, efficient on personal water aircraft our aquatic program we're extending i spent a week in boston airport putting together a marine disaster symposium - everybody is specialized we have specific operators as well as boat apparatus and have members who have trained as bay rescue folks so everyone has a region they can cross train and have ac

army private in the first battalion of the seventh cavalry. his battalion was charged with a new type of air warfare that they called air mobile. colonel bruce crandall is a helicopters,or and and has led more than 900, insions during two tours vietnam. he was drafted into the army in 1953, and in early 1965, he joined the dominican republican -- republic as a liaison for the air corps and later commanded division battalion in vietnam. he has received many awards, including the bronze star medal, the flying cross, and the medal of honor. tone johnson junior went to vietnam in 1963 as part of a cavalry regiments. 1965, his unit was ambushed by the vietcong in the all but valley and was destroyed. he received a bronze star for his meritorious achievements and his bravery during the campaign. later, recovering in the hospital, he was inspired by the care he received to pursue a career in medicine. he later became a family practitioner and started a combat medical training program for soldiers to learn first aid. it listed inarm the army in 1964 a

so one battalion can oversee those quite adequately and also with the assistance the captain. >> okay. those 16 firefighters those 3 lieutenants they all again, you showed the reenforcement they're a responsible how does it breakdown one from the rig and one from the boat chief. >> yes. similar it to new york city, in fact, we're in the process of training more of the big rig drivers to make sure we have enough as we move up to the watches we got done with the person in charge of the training trained 8 new members to pass them up agency boat operators we have one boat operators on a given watch is being a boat operator they don't respond to me apparatus specifically for a marine response but again training more individuals to be boat operators and, efficient on personal water aircraft our aquatic program we're extending i spent a week in boston airport putting together a marine disaster symposium - everybody is specialized we have specific operators as well as boat apparatus and have members who have trained as bay rescue folks so everyone has a region they can cross train and have ac

our current battalion commanders in many cases are experiencing their second or third decisive action combined arms of maneuver in a high-intensity combat environments. and the good news is that is on the rise. we have provided every brigade combat team that has gone to the combat training center this year an opportunity for that type of environment, even those preparing for advise and assist missions in iraq and afghanistan. so we build a bench of trained and ready leaders that can respond to these types of situations. so the readiness trends, while our search capacity has not been growing, because the emerging demands have continued to place a high premium on that, we had had been able to build the leadership experience of our tactical commanders to be able to respond to high-intensity combat should it emerge. so i am comfortable with the trend lines we are on in terms of achieving our readiness goals. i am less comfortable with where we are at in terms of modernization. we have the trade-off that you face, specially especially in the united states army, our primary weapon system is

battalion and often times just little bits and pieces. they would go into battle and an entire enemy regiment, maybe two of them, this little force though they were vastly outnumbered, the artillery would come in and the helicopters, they had landings -- hopefully you remember that this is covered well in -- from joe galloway, the news correspondent, in the movie. but that little american force fought that big north vietnamese force. the numbers are always iffy in vietnam. it depends on how you look at the battles, how much you believe the body count, things like that. it is ok to estimate. the enemy lost about 2000 in that battle, we lost about 250. it was indicated to west moreland that is tactics, once fully implemented, would cost the bad guys, the viet cong, so much that if he replicated the valley a couple of times, they would give up. the butcher's bill would be so high, that the north vietnamese would give up. in 1967, that was the year to test it. 1966, they were bringing in american forces and by 1967, the efforts after was buil

in 4 hour increments we had battalion chief, 4 engines and 2 truck companies. we remained on site and released the properties back to the building ownersion at 2000 hours sunday evening. to give a orientation, this is looking south on mission street. mission street is the larger intersection here on the left and this is 29th street below. the corner building. --that is interesting the red dot doesn't work on the screen. let me walk over here. this is the building at 29th and mission and this is [inaudible] this is 29th street. this area behinds the building is extension or [inaudible] of the hardware store on 29th street and delivery access door and slopes down fl to the basement area. we have [inaudible] down 29th street westbounds on 29th street. when i first arrived on scene when we approached the scene i saw the smoke conditions over the corner apartment building, something all as chief officers look at and realize once it gets into the attic space we will have our hands full. the smoke conditions and put into my hard drive is i had a fire in the corner bui

large-scale incidents being able to train them helps >> us to plug in our chiefs and taking the battalion chiefs as the operation chief and helps give us the ability to utilize our personnel we are including if chief if san mateo for the training as well. i'm sure our familiar the city respond to the call boxed we respond to alerts their warning that come from the tower from the pilots to approach to give us a prewarning they might be experiencing some type of technical problem 3 alerts we respond to alert one a mechanical problem that is flashed on the pilot with the cell tower they'll be notified an alert is that progress that initiated us pulling our apparatus and standing by generally those are very, very minor situations alert 2 a little bit more serious in nature part of reports an indicator light showing smoke or polk stuck landing gear units will stage on the dedicated locations at that time the plane lands safely they'll escort the proprieties to the gate alert 3 is different we get an alert 3 this is generally in the hard landing some type of the plane has lost their engines and

battalion six. we received from citizens 51 complaints and 50 of those have been corrected we have one complaint that is still open. that open complaint is considered a standard, falls understand category at this time. does that answer your question supervisor? >> do you keep track of their sponsor, the average response time for complaints beyond java breakdown of how long it took you to- >> i didn't i don't have that in front of me >> i think they'll be helpless >> we could see the day was filed and the first inspection and when it was corrected we do that have information >> on average do you know how long it takes the apartment to respond to a complaint? >> our goal is this bit of that data broken down that digital radio. we can get that. our goal is a priority complaint if it's a life safety system, sprinkler, fire alarm were part of an egress system, article within 72 hours have responded to that complaint and have taken action. >> how many priority complaint of the receives about the mission,

our current battalion commander in many cases have -- are experiencing their second or third decisivection combined maneuver and high intensity combat environment, and the good news is that that's on the rise. we have provided every brigade combat team that has gone to combat training center this year an opportunity for that type of environment even those preparing for advise and assist missions in iraq and afghanistan. so we build a bench of trained and ready leaders that can respond to these types of situations. so the readiness trends while our surge capacity is not been growing, because the emerging demands have continued to place a high premium on that, we have been able to build the leadership experience of our tactical commanders to be able to respond to high intensity combat should it emerge. so i'm comfortable that trendlines that we're on in terms of achieving our readiness goals. i am less comfortable with where we're at in terms of modernization. we have, you know, the tradeoff that you face especially in the united states army our primary weapon system is the soldier. and

in the process of training five land forces battalions and one special operations battalion. while the scale of our assistance to ukraine is unique we are engaged in similar capacity building efforts with other non-nato partners such as georgia and moldova. as secretary carter has underscored the department's policy towards russia is predicated on strategic approach both strong and balanced leaving the door open to russia to turn return to compliance winter national norms and constructive engagement with the international community. meantime in concert with our allies and partners we'll continue countering russian incursion and aggression with a proportional. we'll continueadvance our strategic vision after europe free, whole and in peace. i thank very much looking forward to your questions. >> we have votes at 4:00. we have two panels. five minutes on the clock and everybody try to stay within that. i will ask one question and move on to ben. secretary nuland, we met briefly prior to this hearing. there is a narrative out there that the u.s. and nato pressured russia by expa

the upper tier which is really --gade to the italian, then battalion. then there is below.being able to send position and location, where are you on the grid. and connecting it by waveform. >> where working within the traditional process to get a validated requirement and the army is not rating -- waiting. they signed up a bunch of operational statements. the financial world, the utility world, they are all very focused on cyber affects. it allows us to bring in the best money. the company just joined the consortium. the first is, by increasing the size of the de different approaches. the way we think it should be done and the way they think it should be done might be completely different. opportunity to show us what they have. is it allows us to look at different companies and different suggestions that you two need to talk. the end state is to be able to buy prototypes. it allows us to take those to the cyber force and have them utilized and come back and tell us. it gets us further in development significantly quicker using products we may not have ever known about play?

the battalion chief tells me the man who discarded the cigarette could face criminal charges. it depends on the investigation and up to the d.a.s office to determine whether or not to file charges against him. reporting live, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> take a look at the aftermath of grass fire that is have firefighters scrambling. it was reported at 4:00 this afternoon. you can hear the shock as they drive by. this is along livermore, 580. the flames brought traffic to a complete stop. farther north in concord, firefighters contained a grass fire. this broke out about 3:30 this afternoon to force the evacuation of a nearby gun club. >> they are warning this is just the beginning of what could be a very busy fire season. you can see why they are concerned. >> hot temperatures, gusty winds and very low humidity levels, we had temperatures into the 90s around san rafael. temperatures in oakland not too bad. 70s near the bay. at the time of the fire, look at the temperature and the humidity in antioch, 100 degrees. antioch, 17%. numbers in the 70s around antioch. duri

. >>> two israeli battalions are stationed on the west bank.he follow up is after four were gunned down at a mall. we have more on what happened and what authorities are doing about it. >> reporter: a security camera has the moment attackers pulled out guns and started shooting. people rang for cover as two men fired at point blank range killing four israelis this cell phone video shows an officer firing on one of the gunmen. police captured another a few blocks away. today the restaurant was back open. this woman says thank god we were alive. no one will eliminate us. this video shows the attackers arriving at the restaurant. the media says they disguised themselves as orthodox jews to carry out the killings. >> israeli authorities say the palestinian gunmen are cousins from the same village in west bank. last night was the deadliest attack in eight months wave of violence. >>> tense moments caught on camera in a museum in portland, oregon. a man grabs a woman, puts a knife to her throat, and threatens to kill her. this happened last week. the

there are battalions of islamists. the question is are there 70,000 moderates, and you and the prime minister seem to admit that these forces are overwhelmingly islamists. >> well, the test is are they prepared and this is a test that since october, we've had to consider who is the right people to engage in the talks for political settlement. the test of all these groups is are they prepared to live within a plural political settlement that can in the end be democratic and take syria towards elections and that is one of the tests that is applied and i think should be. perhaps dominic here would like to say a word. >> sure. and the nature of these islamists. we are clear that within the 70,000, they are a group of non-extremists opposition which we could imagine buying into a broader political settlement in syria. that isn't to say that all of them are exactly the same. essentially they are what we view as nonextremists. >> let me close and then give ample time to develop a thesis as well. what dr. kagan said to us in a

we did talk to the battalion chief who responded to the santa clara strip mall. he said this was smaller, but a rough fight this morning chris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> eerily reminiscent of that fire. it's a dark morning for san jose as the police department remembers a fallen officer michael katerman, an 11-year veteran of the force. thousands of officers gathered last night in his honor. >> he died from a violent crash in north san jose yesterday afternoon. >> he put the uniform on, left to go to work. wanted to see his family at the end of the day. >> police say the van had made a left turn in front of them. they collided him when his bike came to a stop about him. >> he used the officer's police radio to call for help. >> they tried to do what they could to help. the officer was taken to the regional medical center, sadly later died. we are told the drive of the minivan is said to be cooperating, is not facing charges t. fallen officer leaves behind a wife and two children. we will have a live report coming up in our next half hour. >> a developable st

jummy: the israeli military on high alert, adding additional battalions in the west bank, the prime determine israel's next steps. president obama and senator bernie sanders have gotten together today at the white house, sanders has vowed to state in the race, even though hillary clinton is the democratic party presumptive nominee, the president is expected to congratulate sanders but assess his role as a unifying figure. is,ident obama: my hope over the next couple of weeks, we can pull things together. jummy: the president expected to endorse hillary clinton in the coming days and this afternoon, sanders will hold a rally in southeast washington, d.c. john gonzalez has more. john: president barack obama meeting with bernie sanders at the oval office this afternoon. >> like he is living young, like bernie, hanging out in the club. john: bernie sanders telling his supporters that we will continue to fight for every vote in every delegatee , did not expect to have two candidates that i did not like. john: with the primary five days away, bernie sanders acting like he is in it to win it, and me

and the company also benefited from the unexpected arrival of a ship carrying the battalion of royal marines and several hundred jamaican resettled in sierra leone. they pledged their allegiance to the king. the rebels were dispersed, their leaders dispelled. companies were to -- were restored. at a crucial moment, the leading rebels posted a list of what were called settlers law. i want to spend my last few minutes discussing the strange and interesting document. that might seem like a odd choice. they survived in the british archives because the governor sent a copy to the british colonial officers, where they sat unnoticed until the 1960's. they might seem insignificant, until you realize they represent a rare moment in the american european revolution. when we see people who experienced slavery in what became the united states, joining together to constitute themselves as people, this brief document offers a glimpse at the conceptions of law, society, and community that enslaved americans might have brought to the table had they been among the people who came together to form a m

include increased capacity and delivering readiness and one of the recommendations for the apache battaliono the national guard between the unfunded requirements for the president's budget this year and the budget of the current stage of preparing you will see a number of thosee recommendations and action and the challenge that we face to be brutally honest the national commission brought forward a better future army and a number of ways to get there but it was not provided to me and the strategy has to put all that together so we have worked within our budget to get after the most important issues first and some of those clearly involved increasing readiness for a training center rotationsni for the national guard combat teams in next year's budget re-establishing 11th combat brigade in korea that is critical the commission made a recommendation we have strategies to get after that and the apache battalions whether that is addressed currently or through the submission we will get after that to the best of our ability so i think what is most important is we are working together to improve t

and then they're going back to their battalions and reg i ments and are training so japan develops its own amphibious capability. whether it looks like the u.s. marine corps is yet to be determined. >> reporter: you can see taiwan over there. the japanese government has been building up defenses in this area. ♪ >> reporter: a ceremony for the deployment of the ground self-defense force unit. it's the unit's first deployment to the small island. >> establishing a stable defense setup in the area represents japan's commitment to defense. >> reporter: the unit's job is to monitor ocean traffic around the islands and the surrounding areas. japan controls the island. the japanese government maintains the islands. they are an inherent part of japan's territory. china and taiwan claim them. it's not just one island getting more defense forces. the defense ministry has more deployment plans. units of 6 to 800 members are heading to the islands marked with little dots. in all, about 2,000 are expected to be deployed in stages throughout the southwestern islands. there are about 1,000 islands in

five engines and a battalion chief left saturday and have not yet returned. we are told there are no other requests for strike teams at this time. and here's a lack at how fast the fires can spread. firefighters in sonoma county are battling a house fire in santa rosa. at least one building was destroyed. no word on how the fire started or if anyone was injured. >>> meanwhile in the bay area, things are warming up with temperatures near 100 degrees. >> and the hot spell is expected to last throughout the week and this was the scene in san francisco, fairly pleasant in the city, real nice and people were out and about soaking in the sun. >> and a very different story, warmer in the inland neighborhoods, and brian is in for paul. hey, brian. >>> liz, we did warm up 3 to 5 degrees today and 90s in some spots. 99 in brentwood and checking the current readings around the bay area as ken and liz summed up, inland, 90s. and the north bay, 89 for santa rosa and 84 at napa. we do have a little relief on the way as chris martinez reported in his story from duarte. we'l

i went down to the battalion. third battalion 7th marines which is the ultimate assignment.t. you didn't need to go to vietnam. serious people made that recommendation. i said, you don't understand. i need to go. too many of my brother service people, marines, all services have gone -- a number of them haven't come back. if i were to leave before i had actually tested my mettle in that particular circumstance, i could never live with myself. it's a very different situation if you're drafted or against the policy. in all truths, i was reasonably comfortable with the general policy at that particular time. i had read about some things, but had no firsthand experience. bottom line, i went as a very aggressive volunteer. i was phenomenonally supportive of the domino theory if you will. but for that action, the indoe china, the asean nations might be very different than they wer today. i'll wait until we get to other questions, but that's how i entered it. so i was happy to be there. sharp contrast with many of my fellow vets, but i was not dragged there. i got there on my own vo

and head of the abraham lincoln battalion in spain. >> and one last story. he was, he saw a battle, and they captured ten american abraham lincoln people. and the captain, who liked -- the captain of the spaniards who liked my father a lot and knew he was close to franco said you pick five to live. >> wow. >> and so what my father did, he interviewed them thoroughly. and they thought, this oh, i want to be in the newspaper. and the ones he saved were the young ones who hadn't seen any ballot. but some of -- there were two that were pretty bad though. they were thugs, and they had done a lot of destruction. , and essentially, the questions he asked what battles have you been in, and when they said i was in this one or that one where he knew there were atrocities, he made sure they were begin up, you know? but one of the people he saved, he was very proud of, there was a young jewish medical student who had gone over the spain as an adventure. he saved his life. he ended up back in spain, repatriated. he then, this young medical student then got on a merchant

come just a month before war so host a nato summit at which leaders will discuss employing for the battalionso eastern europe in the wake of the crisis in ukraine. >> troops in action on the training area, the aim of anaconda is to prepare for an emergency, to give troops a chance to rehearse a crisis scenario on the eastern front tier. with more than 31,000 soldiers involved, it's of the largest multination military exercise to be held in poland since the cold war. taking the message of the opening ceremony for dialogue. >> to demonstrate that we are shoulder to shoulder with the polish people, we are shoulder to shoulder with the polish army and with nato, to ensure that all of the countries of nato remain free and independent. reporter: something similar to its annexing of the crimean peninsula. russia firmly rejects such accusations and sees the exercises as a threat to its open borders. the the policy of expanding military infrastructure toward orders in the weights drawing other countries into military activities is a cause for concern here in russia. that has stoked fears and some mjor

. >> the battalion chief with the san jose fire department gave everyone an update will it made its way in the attic where it then spread quickly. business owners are not sure what to do neck. the hair stylist may have to relocate. she rents a chair at the lux hair design. >> it is nice to work together. now we might have to be separated. for me. jay in san jose, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> abc7 news at 11:00. we are getting our first look at the young boy killed in that tragic alligator attack. the new precautions to make sure this never happens again. >> and protesting hate with kissing. the public displays of affection. >> and the vehicle that received an unexpected car wash. ♪ it's time to free yourself from the old way of buying and selling cars. introducing beepi, the radical new way to buy & sell cars, all online. carefully inspected, guaranteed and delivered right to you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if you never have to step foot on a dealership lot again, neither should they. beepi.com zero to happy. >>> saw -- vanecia, san ramon and all of the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> police in lake buena

it was three-and-a-half hours of firefighting before the battalion chief gets it under control. there will be slowing on santa teresa avenue. no road closures, people will be stopping looking at these 20 businesses that will now not be opening today. >> thank you very much, chris. it is 4:33. the police department mourns a fallen officer, an 11 year veteran of that department. thousands of officers gathered last night for a procession in his honor. . >>> a violent crash in north san jose yesterday afternoon. >> left to go to work. he wanted to see his family when he got off. he didn't make it. >> a minivan struck the motorcycle officer on north 10th street near heading yesterday. police said that van made a left turn right in front of the officer that collided and his bike came to a stop about 100 feet later a. passerby quickly jumped in to try to save his life. >> he provided first-aid to the officer and used his police radio to call for help. >> officer katerman was taken to regional medical center. sadly, he later died. the minivan driver not facing any charges t. fallen offi

. >> the battalion chief with the san jose fire department gave everyone an update will it made its way in the attic where it then spread quickly. business owners are not sure what to do neck. the hair stylist may have to relocate. she rents a chair at the lux hair design. >> it is nice to work together. now we might have to be separated. that's hard for me. jay in san jose, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> abc7 news at 11:00. we are getting our first look at the young boy killed in that tragic alligator attack. the new precautions to make sure this never happens again. >> and protesting hate with kissing. the public displays of affection. >> and the vehicle that received an unexpected car received an unexpected car wash. ♪music the lord says, "come to me all you who are weary and find life burdensome, and i will give you rest." join us for the majesty of the catholic mass here sunday mornings at 8:30. for more information visit mysundaymass.org ipg&i help customerss, how with their bills.day? there's different rates to fit different needs, so listening is a huge part of my job. because custom

battalion chief lawrence tnchs stack's funeral was postponed because his remains were never recoveredecovered a blood vial when adding himself to the bone marrow registry. >>> pope francis, the great majority of marriages are null because couples don't understand what they're doing. people don't fully understand the meaning of a lifetime kmi committedment because they see divorce as an option. >>> orlando has seen an out pouring of kindness and generosity of strangers. ♪ >> reporter: it is a reality we have come to expect at mass shootings. a gun is fired one second, acts of kindness are born the next. >> tell me the good news. >> reporter: in the supply room of an orlando business -- >> we're going to get help right now. she's working on two more. >> reporter: volunteers field calls and messages from the victims, now descending upon the city. what's happening here. >> angels are at work. >> reporter: it started with a facebook post, offering a few of his rental properties. >> it just kept getting reposted and reposted, and then i like owe my god, i'm going to need my rooms. >> report

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in 4 hour increments we had battalion chief, 4 engines and 2 truck companies. we remained on site and released the properties back to the building ownersion at 2000 hours sunday evening. to give a orientation, this is looking south on mission street. mission street is the larger intersection here on the left and this is 29th street below. the corner building. --that is interesting the red dot doesn't work on the screen. let me walk over here. this is the building at 29th and mission and this is [inaudible] this is 29th street. this area behinds the building is extension or [inaudible] of the hardware store on 29th street and delivery access door and slopes down fl to the basement area. we have [inaudible] down 29th street westbounds on 29th street. when i first arrived on scene when we approached the scene i saw the smoke conditions over the corner apartment building, something all as chief officers look at and realize once it gets into the attic space we will have our hands full. the smoke conditions and put into my hard drive is i had a fire in the corner bui

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citizenship, 11 days later goes to syria and becomes a commander, running of battalion of foreign fighters. that is also isis in america. theu.s. tends to be more on 17-18-year-old crew than the old school. host: in terms of legality and the level of investigation into the threats, how do you measure it? guest: it is difficult. they tend to use materials for terrorism cases. host: what does that mean? guest: it is a very broad statue. it is providing personnel to terrorists groups. it is a very broad statue. the state department designates group. if you decide you want to get on a plane to go to turkey, and you want to cross the border and join isis. you are providing goods and services. that is material support for terrorism. in terms of st. louis, if you gave $700 and a sniper to someone in syria, that is material support. it is a really brought statue. host: tweeting in your parents basement might not be material support? guest: no, but you see committee acts across state lines. so there was somebody in acrossi who repeated state lines, and she was charged for that. host: next caller is

israeli military officials say they will deploy two additional battalions to the west bank after twoalestinians allegedly carried out a deadly shooting rampage in tel aviv yesterday. israel suspend the most special permits for palestinians to visit israel during the muslim holy month of ramadan. surveillance video shows the chaotic scene as it unfolded in a high-end, open-air shopping and dining mall area right across the street from the central military headquarters. at least four people died, and at least nine others were hurt. officials say both gunmen are now in custody. >>> the head coach of the 2016 ncaa national champions is teaming up with pennsylvania governor tom wolf to combat sexual assaults on college campuses. villanova coach jay wright joined the governor in harrisburg to talk about the campaign called it's on us p.a. it invites everyone to help stop sex assaults at colleges an universities. >> i'm determined to make pennsylvania a shining example to the rest of the world as to what a committed citizen can do to make our world better. it's truly on all of us to accompl

the israeli army says it will deploy to additional battalions to the west bank and response to the shooting in tel aviv last night which left four people dead and 16 injured. the two gunmen targeted a crowded restaurant. the army has revoked entry permits for 80,000 palestinians. katy: diners ducked for cover. dressed in black suits, the two men had been sitting at a table next to their victims before they opened fire. the shooting happened around 9:30 in the evening, peak time for this market packed with cafÉs and restaurants, a popular spot with tourists and israelis. both men were arrested, one wounded. by saying responded it suspended entry permits for more than 80,000 palestinians. >> this is a savage crime of murder. and terrorism in the heart of tel aviv. and it's done by criminal terrorists who don't value human life, who are willing to murder innocent citizens. reporter: the morning after security down by the market was type. as well as an increase in armed presence, there is a huge interest by the media but the cafÉ where it happened has been claimed up. israelis are keen to show

here to kind of explain some of those dangers for us is battalion chief suwanna kerdkaew and also chief john justice of the deputy fire chief of the santa clara county fire department. welcome to the show. well, i mean, let me kind of emphasize the importance of treating fireworks with the danger that they should. you couldn't carry this in, and i couldn't carry this in. we had to have somebody bring this in. talk about the--who brought those in and why that is.

here to kind of explain some of those dangers for us is battalion chief suwanna kerdkaew and also chief john justice of the deputy fire chief of the santa clara county fire department. welcome to the show. well, i mean, let me kind of emphasize the importance of treating fireworks with the danger that they should. you couldn't carry this in, and i couldn't carry this in. we had to have somebody bring this in. talk about the--who brought those in and why that is. john justice: that was brought in actually by our chief arson investigator. these are--most of this--everything here is actually explosive, and when you deal with explosives it's really a law enforcement issue. and so we have several law enforcement folks on our department who actually go out and deal with all of the arson cases, fire investigation, but also, you know, the explosives, the fireworks. damian: and we, i mean, every 4th of july we put out the word. we issue the warnings. i mean, some of these are m-100s, i'm told. these are pretty powerful pieces of explosives. john: yes, powerful enough to actually blow your hand o

sacramento sent one engine with for firefighters and a battalion chief. >> instead of pulling every agency's running kern county into the fire, the emergency services office draws on agencies that are farther away. >> reporter: but staff and engines gone for weeks doesn't mean metro fire is low and resources. >> we are able to backup because there is no level of decrease at home. >> reporter: the sacramento fire department is understaffed. but mutual aid works locally as it does hours way. >> will be out helping surrounding agencies. >> reporter: knocking down the erskine fire is a team effort. if something like this happens in northern california, -- >> they would be there for us as well. >> firefighters say high temperatures and low humidity were the factor in many fires. major fire in antioch destroyed one home and damaged 5 others. cal fire says a smoker at the back of the house started all of this. it burned through 5 acres of brush in the area. there were no reports of injuries. >>> smoke from a series of brush fires completely closed part of a major freeway. that started after 4 pm. a

. >> not residing anymore, and loose talk of battalions. there are -- >> 70,000, third-quarter moderates are in large part islamicists, and focus battalions toward moderates. there are 70,000 moderates and the prime minister seems to admit -- are overwhelmingly islamists. >> are they prepared? the test, since their chances in october, they had to consider who is right, the right people to engage in talks. the test of all these groups is are they prepared to live within a plural political settlement that could in the end be democratic and take syria towards elections that is applied and should be applied. perhaps someone would like to say a word. >> make sure these islamists -- 70,000 non-extremist opposition and we could imagine buying into a broader political settlement in syria. i didn't say they are all exactly the same or non-extremist. >> let me just say this, a different view from me, with what doctor frederick kagan sent to us in america, he said virtually all the opposition is islamist one way or another at this point. he went on to