he and his owner, sharon betts, came to take the witness stand against the man who tried to kill the little west hyland terrier and succeeded in killing his mate, piper. >> she remembers animal control officers calling her in april 2013 after piper was found dead on the side of the road in a trash bag. >> i literally raced out of my house and got to the shelter in five minutes and was so disturbed. >> reporter: t investigation showed that sharon betts' boyfriend had broken into her home, kidnapped her dogs, bound, gagged them and drove them into the country. they were tossed out of the car, but ozzy managed to break free and survive, though he has a broken leg that now has four metal rods in it. he pled guilty. today with ozzy on her lap in the courtroom, sharon betts asked the judge to impose a stiff sentence to send a message. >> in prince william county, it's not okay for people to break into your house and kidnap and torture and murder your pet. who are a part of your family. >> reporter: even though sentencing guidelines don't necessarily call for jail time for animal cruelty, t

betts said piper, her dog that was killed, was on her mind today. >> we love piper. she will always be with us in our hearts. but we miss her, and she can never be replaced. so we are thankful of that piper got some justice today, as well. >> reporter: now the prosecutor you heard from there says she thinks animal cruelty cases need to be pushed even more vigorously. coming up at 6:00, the link she says sees between animal abuse and domestic violence. reporting live from manassas, i'm julie carey, news4. >> thank you. >>> two young children in montgomery county tonight are still missing after after a tip today that led to an urgent police response. officers checked out the tip at black hill regional park this morning in hopes of finding h a. the woman found a pile of dirt and rocks and thought it was suspicious. but officers found no sign of the young brother and sister whose disappearance led to their mother being taken into custody. the police search is now moving into new areas. >> so we've searched obviously over 20,000 acres. we continue to search. we're expandi

when my mother learned that her favorite actress bette davis was playing catherine the great, that meant she and mike two younger brothers came along. oh, well. it was a friday night. the theater was crammed with loud teenagers. won his great victory, my dad stood up and said, "let's get out of here." to the this was due unruly crowd or his lack of enthusiasm for bette davis, i never learned, but my mother did not talk to him for days, and i don't want to think about what kind of breakfast we would have had if the film had been "whatever happened to baby jane." years later, i bought my mother a vcr tape, but all that did was beingte her pique at forced to abandon ms. davis in her time of need. despite the family psychodrama, i fell in love with stories about the continental navy, which is why you and i are here tonight. how many of you are our sailors? i know you are. or fisherman or surfers. you know how easy it is to fall in love with beginning on the water. the continental navy story is not just about ships, and it is not just about dates and battles . it is a story about politicians,

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you can't distinguish when people are starting to make those betts until you see it break down.s a name that i think in many cases in the past, i thought, hey, maybe this is it. maybe it is finally going to break down and people are going so see the light. now maybe we can see not only is that happening but it has been happening to are a while. >> i don't disagree. i would have thought it would have been more walmart like. to ,hen i buy things, there are things i buy on amazon or walmart and i just don't have time to go to walmart. for me, very much the same type of company. comparing it to american eagle or one of those companies, it is a mall. you got up and you went out. a little difficult. i do consider it to be more of a walmart time. >> i am going to buy the january, 315 puts. you can pay about $16 for those. the reason i am doing that. i know in addition to possibly buying this put, i'm going to buy a lot of things on amazon. i am sure my driveway is going to fill up with boxes when christmas comes around. >> carter, this let's button up. how much do you think for amazon.

. >> if the map of our soul takes us where we want to go, the hope and prayer is that we all get bettt better. i am a better talk show host than i was years ago so you want to get better. what let's you know that you are getting better at your craft? for people who are fans of yours, they have always liked you. >> that's an interesting concept. i have a friend who said there is no artistic progress. there are only phases and stages of an artists life. i argue and say no, i really believe in progress. i know i have gotten better. >> stop. i'm pulled in now. so unpack the rational for your friend's argument? what is it based on? there are stages and phases but not real growth. >> i think he is looking at somebody who starts out representational and at the end of his life he is painting jazz dancers. they are all equally valuable and they just may appeal to different audiences. but, there is no progress. but, you know, if you -- would you feel like you were making progress? i think you probably did. he keeps opening more and more. this is a subject that really fascinates me. >> what is y

the camera, i would see john with the fullest of confidence transformed himself into marilyn monroe, betteis, the migrant mother, salvador dali, picasso. every single set was re-created. the hair and makeup, he researched that hair. we brought hair in from all over the country. we had a seamstress build the clothing. we took every shot. we needed to dissect the shot, look at it, and figure out where was that photographer at that time, what kind of light was he using. togoal was to stay as true what a photographer could use back then. most of the time getting ready for each of these shots, there is about a two-hour time for hair and makeup. john would study these photographs that we would put on the mirror. i would see john go there, he would go to that time and place and become that person. i think one that really, really amazes me is the diane are best -- the diane twin shot. just to see the difference in the mind of both of those twins, one excepting the photographer and maybe enjoying the moment a little bit, while the other one shows fear and hesitation. john nailed both of those expre

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early tomorrow morning, bett chance for shower activity, cloudy and cool tomorrow morning. umbrellas needed at the bus stop. plus, what could be the coolest weather in months. >>> well, tonight d.c.'s police chief is reacting to a report that just came out that claims the city is in it for the money when it comes to parking and speeding tickets. chief kathy lanier calls the report sensational and says the tickets issued improve public safety. but according to that report, speed cameras often issue tickets without conclusive evidence. it also suggests that the city values its $172 million revenue from tickets, over accuracy. one city is official is quoted in the report saying, quote, one of the beauties of parking, it's like the irs. if you get a parking ticket, you are guilty until you have proven yourself innocent, and that has worked well for us. >>> a decrease in stolen bicycles, just one of the reasons why metro says its crime rate is at a five-year low. this is undercover video showing how thieves steal bikes. now metro says crime is down. 31.6% in the first six months

. >> bette midler, joan rivers has died.gi-comic life." >> lena dunham adding "watching joan rivers do stand-up at age 81 was incredible, athletic jaw-dropping terrifying, essential. it never stopped neither will she. >> athletic. i never thought about that. >> she would rip anyone telling one actress her dress looked like toilet tissue. >> she came into a field where it was all men and really made it work. >> a true trail blazer. the kennedy center is paying tribute to five. tom hanks joining him comedian and actress lily tomlin. sting whose songwriting conquered this continent in. >> and the reverend al green and the new ballet star patricia mcbride. >> the president and first lady will toast all of them at a gala performance in december. >>> now to asking of a craze over in britain that has health officials advising against anyone actually doing it. >> we'll show you why but first you should know that it's called belly stoning. watch and listen. >> oh, my god. >> ooh. >> oh, my god. >> so that's belly stoning, folks and,

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whether it's through bombing strikes or a grand coalition or something, then sure, it wiló@o(ñ get bettim. but right now, it's clear, they can't decide what they want to do. again, i think part of the problem is there's nobody in the white house who can stand up to the president. dana purino made a point a while back say, mr. president, don't go out in that stupid white suit, go go out there and say nothing. look serious, have all the trappings of the presidency in order. >> there was one bit of good news this week after the horrifying depressing and brutal murder of james foley, terrorist released another journalist named peter theo curtis. and he met with the press outside his family home. let's take a brief look at that. >> my family now and i can't give you an interview. but in the future, i promise i will respond to[ help you guys do your job. >> what does that say to you? >> it says that he's a good journalist, that he knows what journalists need. they need information and he's just asking for some time. journalists usually take it easier on other journalists than they do on the p

the office wan more time to investigate the circumstances suounding charles mitchell, bett known as mitchy slicks case. >> mitchy slick has spt two days in custody here, in jt minutes he's expected to walk out of the door behind me a free man. the man is accused of human traffickg, pornography, kidnapng and participating in criminal gang activity. sky 7 flew over his sleepy hollow home his neighbor, parker richards woke up t the police raid. >> there is a loud speaker blairing saying come out with her hands up. >> in the following days he remained active on socialmedia, promoting his new song and rease. finally after a 1.5 million warrant, he the lieutenant says mitchy slick turned himself in >> charges stem from events here in marin county. >> police believe a woman was held against her will, officials will not release information about who she is, how long she was held out of concern for her safety. mitc slick grew up in san diego, rumored to be a meer of the lincoln park bloods officials are investigati the rapper's ties to the bay area >> we're trying to determine who owns that propert

you couldn't write it any bett better. >> as his life has been. it is unbelievable.mazing. >> stay tuned for that. great update on the daughter of a cincinnati bengals player whose battle against cancer went viral today. we'll have that little bit later in the broadcast. >> all right. also, up ahead the rain is gone. we have our eye now on the weekend. kathy? >> and it's only going to get better. that is the good news. our storm system pulling away to the east. that allows fair weather high pressure to build in. plenty of sunshine and feeling like summer just for a little while but we'll take it. it's all coming up next. >> first the new i phones were bending, then the new operating system wasn't allowing people to make calls. well, tonight apple has come out with an important announcement. >> and do you know the day of the week your favorite stores mark down prices? three on your side does. just moments from now jim donovan shows you the day of the week deals. >> and today mo'ne davis madonna more history in baseball. how she helped immortalized the taney dragons ru

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but as bette parker sho-- beth parker showed us an outpouring of kindless from the community helped save life. >> ruby. >> at kindness animal hospital they are living up to their name. >> thank you for calling kindness animal hospital. >> help they did when someone shot a 9 month old boxer mix in the face with a shot gun. >> it was the worse injury i have seen to any animal or human. >> he took off right away. it was bad. >> this looked like a case where you go oh my gosh this isn't going to end well. >> the hospital is absorbing the cost of the care. >> i have a nine--year-old lab as long as everybody gets along she will be my dog. >> the police officers directly involved have dogs of their own, too. >> she wasn't trying to hurt anybody. small children and the elderly, any time you have a victim like that, it really strikes a nerve. >> ruby's story touched the community. this woman stopped by to donate ruby red tells. >> these are the two pluses kindness and the 4th district police. >> she never complains. she let's us do whatever we need to do. she only wines when she goes back in the

my mother learned her bette davis wass laying katherine the great opposite stack, that meant company. it was a friday night. theater was crammed with loud teenagers. o once stack -- i mean jones, won his great victory at flamboro head, my dad stood up and said let's get out of here. due to the unruly crowd or his lack of enthusiasm never learneds, i but my mother didn't talk to him for days. and i don't want to think about of breakfast we had had if the film had been, "whatever happened to baby jane." years later, i bought my mom a john paul jones but it time ed miss davis of the of need. stories l in love with of the navy. which is why you and i are here on the. sailors?are motor boaters, fishermen, or surfers, you know how easy it is to fall in love with being on water. the navy story is not just about dates and battles, it's a story about politicians. sailors, ers, officers, some very brave, many tragic ends, and a few buffoons. it's about wives and lovers and like all narratives from the of our collective slaves and while we can't tell ll of this remarkable but rarely told saga to

. >> his bette pran live for us. thank you. >> that brings us to our look who is talking.st and andrew napolitano peeking out on what it means for president obama. >> they are doing this before the mid terms so the president has the chance to get somebody nominated hopefully for their sake confirmed before the republicans win the senate which as you know is a likely possible. the impact is the president loses his lightning rod someone who has been inflicting and injecting much of the criticism that would otherwise go to the president. >> any time barack obama has bent, broken avoided or evaded the constitution or federal law eric holder thannen at his side cheering him on providing intellectual cover giving him legal advice authorizing what the president wanted to do. he is probably the least faysful to the constitution of any president of modern times and doesn't regret any of it. >> who do you think should replace eric holder as attorney general. head to facebook page right after the show to join the conversation. hash tag keep ta-- #keep talkin. >> did eric frein delibe

bette midler said what a saddening to a brilliant life.kathy griffin and joan rivers were close friends. she tweeted out this friend and put this out there reminding people that joan was the first female to ever host a late- night talk show. with that she posted a link to that youtube. i ran across national joan rivers's day. people asking their friends to click on that and sign an online petition. change.org has an active petition being sent to the white house asking that september 4th be declared joan rivers day. and lastly, people are sharing famous quotes for jokes, never be afraid to laugh at yourself. and this one, i've had so much plastic surgery when i die they will donate my body to tupperware. >> flowers adorn her star on the hollywood walk of fame. coming up tonight at 8:30. , we'll show you the scene outside of the hospital where she was in new york city. >>> a man tried to talk a 13- year-old girl in his car. he has dark skin, mid-30s. he has short dark hair. wears glasses and has a pock- marked face. his car is a white sedan,

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betts talk about the president up here this week to speak to the united nations. he is trying to build an international coalition, how did he do? three days at the united nations and we saw an evolution of president obama's thinking, starting with a speech to the general assembly, aaggressive tone, and sharing the meeting, a series of bilateral meetings, you can see the coalition growing. a success for the president. a blaring exception, turkey. they let the coalition down, the united states down. after meeting face to face with turkey's president, another phone call. the united states keen on getting turkey involved. there's more coalition building to come, right. >> there is. turkey, the more europe eeb nations came on board, but the diplomatic success that you have to say given the fact that five sunni nations are part of the campaign. >> he's sending allies to the reen judge. >> general john allen has been in charge in the past. he's not in charge of military campaigns sh but is coordinating efforts. this is a first. many have not coordinated an anything close

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there is no motivation to think about anything bette more than a better job and a beautiful view. >> certain areas have not been great in the united states but maybe it's time to get a little more rigorous in pricing insurance in a way that actually reflects the real risk rather than some subsidy that the government is willing to put in for political expedience. >> perhaps in the next decade it won't be the schools or the government that lead you to live. john it's really an amazing idea this notion that you know you're buying a house it's a permanent thing it's long term but the truth is it's becoming more and more of a short term bad idea to build in the wrong place. >> this is scary stuff. you mentioned florida and texas. is there an overall pattern how climate change is affecting the united states? >> it's interesting. if you go back to the map that i showed you a moment ago, there is a sense that the southeast is truly the most ravaged place. texas alone has this incredible number of tornadoes. we're talking about florida and all of the southeast, yet people are building along t

jonathan betts has been looking at the poll numbers. americans are torn what to do internationally when it comes to isil. 15% of americans are actually okay with u.s. forces fighting on the ground in iraq, and even more, a third support sending troop trainers to help the iraqis fight. but most prefer what happened last night. airstrikes, whether it's in iraq or syria. the numbers are nearly equal, nearly half of americans are okay with weighing into the fight with the air. another crisis, the ukraine, in july, only 1/3 of americans said that the u.s. should do something. most, by far, 60 perfection, said that america should stay out. which is interesting considering that half of americans think russia is a threat to the united states, and only 10 perfection say that the country is harmless. but without question, americans are clear about isil. it is a bigger concern. nearly 77% say that the group poses a serious threat to the u.s., and few people, 4 perfection, say that isil threatens america. >> the race against isil could be a big fac

. >> i hope he's healthy, but i k kirk cousins is doing a bett job. i think he's a better fit for the system. and i think the players know it. >>> and just this afternoon, we're lea much more about rg3s injury. dianna russini joins us live from redskins park with that new inform di? >> rep jay gruden says he is heartbroken, sick over losing his starting quarterback, robert grifn iii. good news, though, he's expected to make a recovery and return this season. now robert gri iie is on crut now and has a soft cast. recd an mri this morning and it showed no breaks, no fractu no tendons. he'll mis a few weeks, a few games, while recovering and rehabb this is robert's second major injury, though, in three years. his durability is being questi, but not by his head >> this unfortunate injury. knee injury. and this was a fluke deal where he's rolling out and got his ankle caught in the ground in an awkward way. i don'k it speaks to his these are just fluke injuri and happen from time to . d hopefully when he recovers from this, it will be the last one he ever.

homicide detectives back out on street this afternoon where 42 year polled katherine bett better -- barry was shot in the head. walking to the store with a 13-year-old doubter and dog at the time. her daughter was not heard and barry died at the hospital. the mother of four did not app to know the gunman. they are looking at video in hopes of identifying the killer. >>> sorting out what was a two-car accident. car parts on the same intersection where a 41-year-old man was shot in the hip after 10:30 this morning. he is listed in stable condition. police tell "action news" they recovered a weapon there and made an arrest, but have not released any more details on the shooting or the accident. >>> a delaware county mother facing charges for how she allegedly tried to settle a high school argument. upper darby police say 36 year old nicole holton brought her teenage daughter to a gas station friday to fight another girl. others saw fists flying and stopped to intervene and the mother said she set up the fight because the school was not handling ongoing issues with the boys. and she is facing

. >> bette midler, one of the bravest and funniest of all.was no big deal, even in her final performance, joking about death. >> like that. i could go like that. do you understand how lucky you would be? do you understand you would have something to talk about for the rest of your life? >> but she knew what she had done. she wrote in 2012 for the hollywood reporter, what pleasure you feel when you've kept people happy. there's nothing like it in the world. [ applause ] >>> in jamaica, military officials say they've spotted debris that might be from a plane that crashed on friday in the caribbean sea. crews have been searching for the wreckage of that private single engine plane for more than a day now. it was traveling from new york state on its way to florida. but along the way, the pilot became unresponsive to air traffic controllers. both the u.s. and cuba scrambled military jets to try to determine what happened. the plane eventually ran out of fuel and crashed with two people on board. the state of california is struggling to deal with o

>> but then i realized it was going to be you and that's even bett. >> well, i appreciate you sayingin front of the press. i know it's not really true. >> she only said that to make him feel better. you know that. >> we're sure the president and first lady understand. they helped to fill backpacks as part of the september 11th national day of service and remembrance. >> great cause. >>> watch out. summer isn't even over, but stores are already starting christmas shopping frenzy. again, don't stress. we already know what the little ones want this year. we're going inside the stores, coming up next. >>> preordering issues with the new iphone 6. are you frustrated? i'm erika von salis and i'll tell you if they're resolved, . >>> breaking news now as flames pour out of a d.c. apartment building. wendy rieger is at the live desk with the latest. >> reporte yeah, take a look at what firefighters discovered when they got to the 4000 block of minnesota avenue in northeast this afternoon. this is the third floor of an apartment building, one apartment in that building consumed. e checking to

. >> donna betts was generations united. i want to say thank you for today. it has been a rich discussion. one thing that struck me is that lindsay was talking about the three-bedroom apartment. it relates to a report that generations united released last year that vivian and other people were divisors on. we looked at the issue of housing to an intergenerational lens and one of the things we challenge our experts to do was to think differently. one of the the recommendations we had was think about taking lessons from other countries. in this case, it had to do with spain and their home share program. the of older adults who want to age in place and you have a young population who wants to go to university. in spain, they have managed to marry those so young people can go to university without incurring debt. about some of the potentials we are facing, how do we address age and in someone that has three bedrooms and the other population that is being burdened by student debt? x first came back with was whether it is moving in like a home share program and pro

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nor bett norbert is expected to turn left away from land. >> now a look at the nation's weather.eavy rain extend from the northern plains and great lakes to the midwest. down throughout the southeast and even into florida. thunderstorms on the gulf coast. clear for most of the western u.s. >> hot, humid for most of the country. 80s, 90s across the midwest into the southwest. 80s in the northeast. and 70s in the pacific northwest. >> since we told you at the top of the news, one of our favorite people at abc was toasted aboard "air force one." >> abc news veteran correspondent ann compton, on the way to estonia was treated to a chocolate layered cake in celebration of her final flight. the last one. the cake came with candles and included the frosted message -- "we will miss you, ann." we sure will. >> see there with susan rice. who is retiring after 41 years of abc was treated to a visit by guess who? president obama, his private quarters. she says, haven't changed since president george h.w. bush. gave her a tour. 20 years ago. >> she would know. she has been on duty for us at t

we will see clear conditions at starks and temperatures bette bourne dragged out to the mid-50s.ere's a brief glimpse of what we will see this afternoon. >> george: still an extremely slow ride for highway for going to nt akbar khan conquered. it's completely jammed up caught in an tx going towards 680 and that was bound drive. the 880 approach is and is not nearly as bad as it was yesterday. even from highway 24. and san mateo bridge to backing up early this morning. and they have stop and go conditions. where we still see slow and dull stock whorl rolling stops. >> george: be hurt by hercules to berkeley commune is not bad in all air 24 minutes. and as you head west a bomb or on the 101 right it can be 30 minutes from the coyote valley up to the montague expressway. caha >> darya: >> reporter: i just checked with the trappers and they're still up there. you concede the science behind me that says areas closed. and the reason why is that it's too dangerous for people to go up there. we do know according to be called brent bids 18 to 22 months old. they're working on possibly giv

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spiriva helps me breathe bett. sf blowing sound. does breathing with copd... ...weigh you down? don't wait ask your doctor about spiriva handihaler. stuart: monday morning not much for the dow, off eight points. we are back at the $12.50 level there be a price of oil down significantly so, all the way down through $92 per barrel. the 10-year treasury we left it last week with a yield around 242, 243. president obama has a strategy and scheduled to make a speech on wednesday outlining a plan to deal with isis terrorists. this into this. president obama: we have to act as part of the international community to degrade and ultimately destroy isil had you can't contain an organization that is running russia through that much territory. cause not much havoc, displacing that many people, killing that many innocence and enslaving that many women. the goal has to be to dismantle them. he systematically degrade their capabilities. stuart: the first issue i want to raise with the security analyst at fox, iran. they have been making some sub headlines recently. they're walking away from ta

now, all betts are off the table.a sudden, this im floweds and becomes a much better situation. when we see the markets back off on the ghee yee political concerns, the market finds itself and it's off the to the races again. >> kenny, we've been watching the russell 20300. the small cap index trading below its all-time high. what should investors take away from that move? >> i think what they have to take away is the concern, right? there's a disconnect between what the markets is telling you and what the fundamentals are telling us. that has been the story for a while, but everyone is okay with it as long as you get the central banks continuing to pump money, everybody feels safe. but certainly here in the states, the end of qe is happening next month. although rates will remain low, i think the market has to readjust to this idea that the fed is not going to be pumping extra money into the system and it's trying to find its level. so i think that's what you're seeing. i think you may have some -- you know, a push l

bett >>: reporter: jenny now is the nervous older sister. what these things happen?ck and i wasn't worried because i said he would be back in time for school. the schools really important to him. he didn't come back and asserted gil really scared that he may have gotten hurt or getting cold at night. i don't know if he has anything to eat or anything with him. >>: here is only wearing slippers and i'm scared. he may be cold and hungry summer. i want him to be ok. >>: reporter: when you heard the news that someone gun to his facebook account severs cisco did that make you feel any better? >>: we're really hoping that he was in san francisco the police are looking there. i hope they come back with something so that we can find him. they're looking and near the liberian anywhere he could possibly be. >>: reporter: does it have any friends or know anyone in sampras's go? >>: he does have many friends there or at don't know anyone you'd go to there. >>: reporter: is there bad relationship between he and your father? >>: in just get angry at him friday night. he's really i

. >> bette bernie madoff has diedf cancer. >> home depot stepping up its investigation into a data breacht could affect millions of customers. two security firms are said to be looking into whether any credit or debit card data was stolen, promises free credit man forking if the breach is proven to be true. our tech media and marketing consultant joins us. i think the question people are asking right now is how does this keep happening and why aren't companies working to fix it. target lost millions after they were hacked. >> you look at it and say really, again? how does this happen? unfortunately a lot of this technology is not really updated in realtime. they apply patches when they find holes. if you're not working on this stuff 24 hours a day, hackers are. all they need is one break to grab as much as possible before it's fixed. >> it could be bigger than the target breach. who's smarter, the hackers or these companies that hire experts to stop themselves from being hacked? >> it was described similar to terrorism. the police department and f.b.i. have to be on target every single ti

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happens that causes you to stop and pause and try to figure out how to remedy the situation and make it bettetter. and the problem is when those moments come and they come to all of us, the question is whether we pause, and make things better because usually if we don't, we repeat the errors and usually things get worse. and this is one such transformational moment. the kind of oversight that can be productive can be critical. it can sometimes even be tedious but it can also save lives. that's what we are talking about in that is why want to thank every member of this panel for agreeing to do this. for we are about the business of trying to save the lives. that's a very serious mission. i sincerely hope this committee will stay on course on constructive reform and keep this goal as our northstar. it would be a disservice to everyone involved -- today we will review the recommendations of the accountability review boards. which was chaired by ambassador thomas pickering and admiral michael mullen, the former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. during our previous investigation are oversigh