today, we take a look at the alarming number of dolphins dying in the black sea.n the beaches of bulgaria, hundreds of dead animals have washed up on shore. they are getting caught in the driftnets of the fishing industry, say environmentalists. but the local fishermen don't agree. >> we fishermen are the smallest problem for the dolphins in the black sea, one of them told us. michelle: our reporter went to bulgaria to find out what is behind the growing crisis. we'll have more on that later in the program. but first, staying here in germany, jaber albakr was detained in a leipzig jail on suspicion of planning to bomb an airport in berlin. three days later, the syrian refugee, who was thought to have connections to so-called islamic state, committed suicide in his cell. albakr's death is being viewed as the latest in a series of blunders on the part of german authorities and it's a huge loss for security officials, a potentially important source of terror intelligence is now gone. our report follows the would-be jihadist's trail to find out what went wrong. >> i h

today, we take a look at the alarming number of dolphins dying in the black sea.e beaches of bulgaria, hundreds of dead animals have washed up on shore. they are getting caught in the driftnets of the fishing industry, say environmentalilis. but the local fishermen don't agree. >> we fishermen are the smallest problem for the dolphins in the black sea, one of them told us. michelle: our reporter went to bulgaria to find out what is behind the growing crisis.

bases on the black sea. bases for german submarines to prey on russian shipping.onary governments of hungary under the dictatorship of admiral horthy of romania governed by young king michael, who was only a tool in the hands of hitler's puppet, and a bulgaria ruled by king bor, i always a discipil of german um perialism. all had sold their countries out to hitler. now threatened by a revolt of their peoples, they were only too glad to be protected by hitl hitler's armies. by march of 1941, german armies were in occupation of hungary, romania, bulgaria. that still left yugoslavia and greece. so long as they remained unoccupied territory, they'd remain the route for a possible allied counterinvasion. at one of their regular meetings, hitler signed it to mussolini. the stooge was delighted. here was his chance to prove to his people that he, too, was a conqueror. he was wrong. perhaps the uniforms fooled him. something did. for after the fascist leagueses of blitzed on one cylinder this far into greece, the greeks in a brilliantly conducted mountain campaign drove t

to confirm that several nations indicated their willingness to contribute to our presence in the black sea region on land, at sea, and in the air. amy: in other military news, the "washington post" is reporting the pentagon has secretly expanded its global network of drone bases to i include a basen tunisia a to conduct missiononsn libya. the u.s. now maintains a s strig of drone bases acrcross africa from niger to djibouti. in north dakota, the morton county sheriff's department has concluded its investigation into the use of dogs to attack native americans trying to protect a sacred site from being destroyed by the construction of the $3.8 billion dakota access pipeline on september 3. the investigation finds the guards lacked the proper licensing to do security work in north dakota. it's a class b misdemeanor to provide private security services without a license in north dakota, meaning some of the guards could face charges and possible jail time. the sheriff's department probe began after this video recorded by democracy now! on september 3 went viral. -- these dogs. that woman over t

the system is now located over the balkan -- actually, the black sea region. that is causising -- this syste will cause some heavy r rainfal for the valalleys and also snowfall up in the mountains. we have reports of gusts of about 140 kilometers per hour in the south of france. now, temperatures are going to be in the single digits in warsaw. now, let's go to asia. there's a tropical depression which is expected to move into cambodia as well as vietnam. there's another tropical depression just to the east of the philippines. this is expected to intensify ininto a tropical stormm withine next 2 24 hours. it is expected to move into the north of the philippppines as a stronger storm. we'll keep you posted. the first in a series of october storms is expected to move into the pacific northwest and actually some areas over the pacific northwest already seeing some heavy rainfall and strong winds. we have high wind warnings in place for parts of oregon as well as washington and heavy rain warning is in place in metro vancouver. thisis is a potent systemem. we're ex

meanwhile, there's a chance of thunderstorms again for the balkan peninsula and black sea region. there's a slow moving low pressure system. this system has a history of causing a tornado in greece and more severe weatather is expect fofor the area. anotheratatch o rain is coming ininto the iberian peninsula an this system will likely move into the south of france and the north of italy. snow is expected for the alpine region and temperatures are going to be at follows. in the single digits in places like berlin and warsaw. more rain is expected in berlin on your wednesday. now let's go to japan. a typhoon is m moving away from japan, so that's good news. we have a cold air mass blanketing many portions of the country. we had the coolest morning of the season in many places including in tokyo. low was 14 degrees which is the coolest of the season and the coldest part was sugadaira where it was the freezing point. 19 degrees in tokyo for the high. but as we go into the weekend, temperatures are going to be quite warm and it's going to be sunny. so beautiful weekend iss ahead f us.

they signed the deal for the pipeline under the black sea.hey said could be done by the end of 2017. president putin will get another outlet into europe instead of going via ukraine. this is another outlet for him. and for the turkish president, thisdiscounted gas for their state-owned energy company. they are both getting what they want. but over the summer when heard a apologized, it seems like things are back to normal. anna: anne-marie, thank you very much. a little bit of breaking news on the ipo front. earlier on we brought you a that -- we're hearing plans have been withdrawn for which they say is not in the long-term interest of the company. the board cited market volatility. earlier on we brought you the story that the fitness center chain had decided, according to our own reporting, that it had decided to pull, withdraw its ukip of due to uncertain markets. that turns out to be entirely the case. they were expected to start it got weaker but than expected demand for the shares. manus: market volatility abound. what happens next? try

we're also seeing greater did he ploipts in the black sea region with uk, canada and poland pledgingo send fighters for rotational exercises which the alliance sometimes called baltic black sea air policing, but they will be there a very limited time. here is a little bit deeper some of the details of the four battalions going into nato's northeast. these are the ones nato is making a huge -- russia is making a big impact about and even nato it's self i feel is exaggerated the extent to which the military capability is deployed. as you can see in each of the baltic countries and poland, there will be a battalion. these battalions will be roughly about 1,000 troops. they will be led by one nation nato refers to as a framework nation. in addition to that, other countries will contribute smaller size units to that. what this means basically is that except for the united nations, which will be mostly close to 1,000 troops, most of the other battalions deployed, even the framework nation won't be deploying close to 1,000 but probably half or a little more, 5 to 700 of the troops. the rest

a personnel carrier was tested by the black sea feet.t rotates through a base. >>> jeer yen schoolgirls are being let pre. the girls were released at dawn on thursday and are currently in the custody of knee jeer yaw's see thet intelligence agency. nearly 300 girls were taken captives and at least 197 are still missing. negotiating continue to get their release. >>> well, a surprise winner of the 2016 mow bell prize for lit lit -- literature. they thanked dylann thanked them to play new songs. he will get a gold medal and a connection for $8 million. >> now back to the cold night of late night, "red eye." for more go to foxnews.com. >> halloween is one of the biggest holidays forgetting candy. definitely in the top fire candy wise. not all treats treats are call. are equal. 20 candies candies should should be banned. twizzlers, laugh tee taff fee. dum-dum. medically creep pumpkin, can key corn, candy buttons and necco waifers. others are milk duds and mounds. we asked the president of the company to comment. >> that video was shorter tha

it will send oil under the black sea from russia to turkey, where will the destroyed it.otal assets increase of a most $195 billion.ord that was helped by a surge in new loans. bank liquidity has tightened in copper -- qatar. ceo will step down by the year's end. subsequently resigned last month. it is poised for its first loss in 30 years. some breaking news heading bloomberg. we have the latest data on the dubai economy. let's run through the state years. a slight contraction from august. the latest read is 55.1, down .rom 35.7 in august -- 55.7 in august. let's get more perspective on those numbers. i'm looking through some of the details here in the latest report. new business finds increased sharply, staffing levels increasing for the third consecutive month. where's the optimism coming from here? the think a lot of improvements inactive and he that we saw on the third quarter was on the back of the travel and tourism sector in particular. we had a bunch of holidays. i think that in particular has helped keep the index supported through september. yousef: what is the

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> esra: we are at the very tip of istanbul, next to the black sea.they're basically going to russia. >> anthony: i meet an old friend, esra, for my first meal back in country. >> esra: i know you like your fish with the head and the tail. >> anthony: i do, so this is perfect. >> esra: i ordered some raki. >> anthony: oh, that makes me so happy. >> esra: yes, which is our national drink. it is aniseed and -- >> anthony: i am familiar with this drink, all too familiar. cheers. >> esra: welcome back. >> anthony: so since i last saw you, which was in 2000 -- >> esra: -- 9. >> anthony: 2009, wow, long time ago. so, istanbul looks a little different than last time i was here. it looks a little more like every other city. >> esra: yeah. well, construction. >> anthony: there seems to be a lot of that going on. >> esra: yes. >> anthony: your president likes to build stuff, he likes to pour concrete. >> esra: because it keeps the economy going. turkey's so much politicized since the last time you came. like, after 2011, the daily life issues, like how many chi

pc the black sea with immigration not violating and we see your navy in the baltics closer to our military bases there. and not just the tourist cruises. pdf address that antiballistic missile systems, but will you remember there were a number of complaints that we were flying too close and even war requested to transform on their own. with the negotiations and may had it been able to engage? >> and that has increased dramatically. and with the number of intelligence aircraft flying with those exact numbers. so we are strong enough to protect ourselves but to that leads to additional efforts and brought to raise the chances of a difficult situation. >> i have to questions. and i don't have an affiliation. my question is the first is about the bombing of hospitals and the end there is the security in europe and to start with scratch from nato how lead to organize security in europe but. >> as the question suggests i cannot agree with that. we have well-defined targets with groups of terrorists. but you cannot bomb hospitals. will we see on the screens are pictures that are very painful to w

organizer spiros haravopoulos says his ancestors were victims of a turkish genocide on the black sea nearly a century ago. "we are the greeks, that's who we are," he shouts. "this is a place where history is never forgotten, especially greece's 400 years under the islamic ottoman empire. >> ( translated ): of course we care about the refugees, but let them go to other countries where their own religion is widely practiced-- such as saudi arabia, qatar, the united arab emirates. we have nothing against the refugees, but they've been brought here without anyone having asked us if we want them here. other people can't be allowed to decide what we want without us being asked first, and that's why we're protesting here tonight. apart from the fact that they have been terrifying the people here, members of the same government that was voted into power by citizens of this place are calling us nazis. >> reporter: "greece belongs to the greeks," bellowed lawyer dimitris mihakis as he whipped up the crowd. >> ( translated ): are we supposed to allow this and turn the schools into those for the

black, white or muted colors as a mark of respect. the mourning period is due to last one year. here's the report. reporter: a sea of black. nation in mourning. thousands of thais line the watchs of bangkok to their beloved monarch make his final journey to the grand palace. many had been waiting hours in the heat. final homage to the man many demigod.onsider a >> i'm convinced that all he's allowed us tos improve our lives. waitering today is -- waiting nothing come paird -- compared to what he's done for us. reporter: their dedication pushed many past their physical limits. the heat andfrom were attended to by emergency teams. most thais have known no other monarch. bhumibol's picture hung in almost every house and office. >> i can't describe it. every other time, we would see him waving his hands but not this time. was in tears. >> the king's 64-year-old son heir, prince maha vajiralongkorn, is tasked with the leading buddhist bathing on his father's body, the first in a long series of lastal rituals that will several months for members of the royal family. cremationnal royal will need months to prepare to finally put t

she didn't want to scare the children attending the tpaoupb funeral with a sea of people in black. he was dressed in bat for his service. >> . ma raoepb a marine recovering from a successful double transplant. sergeant john peck under went a 14 hour surgery. today he sat next to his surgeons. and a chair left empty in honor of the anonymous donor who made it possible. >> . he plans to pursue a lifelong dream to become a chef. hopes to compete on the show the next food net work star. >> . awesome. >> tireless rescue effort in pennsylvania. to free a horse. these companies are just doing it and hoping they get away with it. before somebody sees it. >> construction projects you've likely notice -td taking over denver streets and sidewalks. but is the work putting people at risk. you see the cranes everywhere. denver is booming with new construction. >> the new growth is exciting. some people living here are not happy about the side effects. >> . we find a solution to a growing concern in downtown denver. >> . 17. right behind union station. it's a place where people catch walk to work

(nats kids cheering) it was a sea of green black and purple at the toshiba plaza. (nats) fans of all ages...kids... adults.. making the trip. to see the first professional hockey game played at t- mobile arena. "maday" stars superfan "it's really good to see everybody getting together to celebrate hockey not necessarily you versus us." miguel vaglienty kings fan "you see the arena and you're just like wow, it just makes sense you have to have hockey here, why not?!" fanfest included trucks... and a little hockey. nick moroch stars fan "it's unbelievable, it's a gold mine, it's a gold mine!" fans says they've already begun to plan an extra vacations. "i plan on, i usually make a few trips here and there and this will be on my on my to do list." "i'm going to go to every single game when dallas comes to vegas, it's like a second home to me." tim marino kings fan "when the kings play it'll be perfect for us to come out here to take a vacation and then watch the kings and whatever the knights are." but it wasn't all kings and stars fans in the crowd. michael sarabyn la

cheering) it was a sea of green black and purple at the toshiba plaza. (nats) fans of all ages...kids... adults.. even super heroes making the trip. to see the first professional hockey game played at t- mobile arena. "maday" stars superfan "it's really good to see everybody getting together to celebrate hockey not necessarily you versus us." miguel vaglienty kings fan "you see the arena and you're just like wow, it just makes sense you have to have hockey here, why not?!" fanfest included games.. food trucks... and a little hockey. nick moroch stars fan "it's unbelievable, it's a gold mine, it's a gold mine!" fans says they've already begun to plan an extra vacations. "i plan on, i usually make a few trips here and there and on my to do list." "i'm going to go to every single game when dallas comes to vegas, it's like a second home to me." tim marino kings fan "when the kings play it'll be perfect for us to come out here to take a vacation and then watch the kings and whatever the knights are." but it wasn't all kings and stars fans in the crowd. michae

with a sea of people tkrezed in black. he was in bat man gear for the good luck to him. >> a tireless rescue effort in pennsylvania. to free a horse stuck in mud. dozens of first responders used straps and phra*pb phra*pbs of wood to pull the animal out of a hole. it took a couple hours. but they were able to build a platform around him. >> . coming up tonight at nine. a months long problem solvers investigation. discovers thousands of denver public school students supposed to be enrolled in mandatory english classes. but never were. >> live with a preview of the report. >> . we analyzed las schedules for students identified as english second language learn -rs. from pwrabg ground we did that because of federal judge previously ordered denver schools. to give those students at least one mandatory class to help them catch up. records show dps failed that rather simple task. at dozens of schools. i but congressman coffman stands with donald trump and will support trump for president. they've spread falsehoods about president

black space right there. lais over 27,000 people without power in aurora this morning. the cull -- you sea all of that dark black space right there? that is over without power in aurora this morning. the culprit? a raccoon. the raccoon did not survive. power was restored a couple hours later. >>> we are po?ud to partner with rachel's challenge to show you how the program is enhapsing students to -- we are proud to partner with rachel's challenge to show you how the program is.. >> i am ready to do round 2. many of you came. >> a great program. this week students at ben franklin academy learned about the legacy of rachel scott and her story. she was the first student killed at columbine high school. the teen whose writings inspired the program that is part of the curriculum at schools all around the world. >> rachel was inspired by anne frank to keep a diary. she wrote -- >> don't keep me from my dreams. i can reach them if i believe. i know burns inside of me. >> they certainly are. that program teaches kids they are not defined by the labels others may of have of them and they can make th

the eruption roared for months submerging the island in a sea of black ash. ening to choke off the harbor mouth. desperate to save their port, a geologist offered a far-out idea: what if they sprayed cold sea water on the spreading lava? could they freeze some of it and control the direction of flow? fire trucks and boats mounted a last-ditch effort. their harbor was saved. a decade later, heimaey fishermen like oskar thorinsson face a new threat. in fact, all of iceland is endangered by a drop of nearly 70% in the cod population. i think it is quite clear that the cod stock is of such vital importance to iceland and the icelandic nation that without it we cannot expect that there would be any civilized life in iceland today. narrator: the essential reason for this shortage is manmade: iceland's enormous and technologically advanced fishing fleet has enough power to vacuum clean the ocean floor. to allow cod stocks to replenish, the government imposed strict quotas, setting the total allowable catch at 25% of the estimated cod biomass, or weight of the whole a

couple of weeks, stephen hawking's team is sending an expedition to the north sea to test hydrodynamic simulations of black holes. one of their experimental physicists dropped out, and i recommended you.

a sea of black outside the grand palace in bangkok. tens of thousands gathered in grief.n the first day of thailand's year-long mourning president, some openly wept for king bhumibol adulyadej. a man considered the moder father of thailand -- modern father of thailand, a man many can't believe is gone. what is the hardest part of what you're going through now? >> the hardest part, we still not accept the truth that our king has just passed away. and it's still very hard for everyone, not just me or us. we just like crying. every time we look around, we see people watching tv, something like that. so just make -- just make it feel very down to accept that he's really, really passed away. >> police say the crowd outside the grand palace alone easily exceeded 100,000 people. >> you see that people around, you know, as most here -- young face, old, students, there's a lot of us. today's really like an important day. like a heartbreaking day. >> reporter: aside from the ceremonial cannons outside the royal palace, you don't hear much noise despite the huge crowds. the thai peo

and even canada just to see what hockey will look like here in (nats kids cheering) it was a sea of green black and purple at the toshiba plaza. (nats) fans of all ages...kids... adults.. even super heroes making the trip. to see the first professional hockey game played at t- "maday" stars superfan "it's really good to see everybody getting together to celebrate hockey not necessarily you versus us." miguel vaglienty kings fan "you see the arena and you're just like wow, it just makes sense you have to have hockey here, why not?!" fanfest included games.. food trucks... and a little hockey. nick moroch stars fan "it's unbelievable, it's a gold mine, it's a gold mine!" fans says they've already begun to "i plan on, i usually make a few trips here and there and this will be on my on my to do list." "i'm going to go to every single game when dallas comes to vegas, it's like a second home to me." tim marino kings fan "when the kings play it'll be perfect for us to come out here to take a vacation and then watch the kings and whatever the knights are." but it wasn't all kings and stars fans in the

black girls. here i was lost at sea. everyone was beautiful, smart and well-spoken. shit. [laughter] >> cars were honking and maneuvering to find a place to unload. my thingses on the curve were a new scenes. excuse me, sir, can you help me take this upstairs. i watched him as he unloaded his daughter's bags. yes, i can help you. can this all yours? i nodded and hoped that he would not shake his mind. he grabbed the long trunk and returned from my suitcase. thank you, i said. i was grateful for his help. i took the elevator to the fourth floor and dragged my things down to the room. there was a roll of rooms on one side with a bathroom to the other. i peeked into the bathroom, it reminded me of the gym and maybe we can put pictures up. it looked like it belonged in an orphanage. it was tight for room in a bed, desk and a chair. i moved my hand to make sure it was venting out cold air, it was hot. i poked my head into the room next to mine. the people on the room paused and turned their attention. hi, this is melanie. her accent was thick, southern, she reached her hand out

sea salt and black pepper. that's it. dip it in, it goes right in the pan. >> you want to be generous with and the crust. that's exactly right. >> you don't do the edges? >> i do the top and bottom. it is just fine. remember, the sauce has a lot of flavor in it. takes about two minutes on each side. then we have some that are sears. >> let's take a look at this now. >> these are all seared. they're going into the oven. this is what steakhouses do, put it in the oven, 400 degrees for 8 to 12 minutes. perfectly cooked. 120 in the side. perfect every time. that's going to go in the oven. >> let's make our sauce. >> we take the pan that we made the steaks in. it has all the flavor in it. i'm going to deglaze it with some cognac. >> we have our tasters down there, including your girlfriend, tamron down there. >> oh, ina, this is so delicious. >> then i put in shallots. >> this smells so good! >> does that smaell great? >> yeah. >> then i put in cream. let that simmer a little bit. it will thicken up. i use two kinds of mustard

then i have sea assault and black pepper. dip it in and it goes right in the pan. that. >> you do. that gives you the crust and the flavor. just like that. >> don't do the edges. >> i do the top and bottom. it's just fine. remember the sauce has a lot of flavor. >> how long does it take to sere. >> two minutes on each side. we have some sered. >> let's take a look at this. these are all seared. they're going to go into the oven. this is what steak houses do. 1208 degrees. put a thermometer in the sides. it's perfect every time. >> let's make sauce. >> we take the pan, we made the steaks in. has all the flavor. deglaze with cognac. >> we have tasters downstairs. including your girl crush, cameron. >> high cameron. >> this is so delicious. really good. >> i put in shallots. >> this smells so good. >> smells greats. then i put in cream, just let that simmer a little bit. and it will thicken up. then i use two kinds of mustard. i use regular dejon and horse husband toward. i love when you know what it tastes like. put that in and it will simmer for a few minutes while the stakes are in

a "salton sea" beach casino headed for los angeles -- when suddenly -- an hour later -- it slammed into the?$ bk a tractor- trailer in palm springs - knkingiverdr from behind and i just blacked out for a minute // i,m blessed to be alive" "the speed of the bus was so significant that when it hit the back of the big rig, the trailer, the trailer itself entered about 15 ft into the bus" the california highway innbnews -- factor. the bus driver was killed in the accident.some of whom ...remain in critical victpect to ver?an: are th "we're not gna makan predictions but everybody that's in the intensive care unit is stable at this time." authorities -- still trying to identify the deceased -- body bags + footage of authorities on scenesearching for ?clues?...nats up!!! ..and ?answers?.authorities tell me they ?have? the names of all the passengers from the bus company ... but they are having trouble identifying some of the victims because they didn't have official, or died. i'm morgan radford reporting in palm springs, calirnia. a wrong way driver is blamed for a crash that killed five people on a massachusetts highway overnight. a vehicle heading south in a northbound lane hit a

at my old my school i was used to be one of the handful of attractive black girls and here i was lost at sea. everybody was beautiful, smart and well spoken. shit. my things on the curb were becoming a nuisance. excuse me, sir, can you help me take my trunk up the stairs? he was somebody else's father. he looked happy to do it. yes, i can help you. is this all yours? he lifted his baseball hat a little so i could see his eyes. i nodded and hoped he would not change his mind. he was already sweating profusely and his white t-shirt clung to his chest. he grabbed the long trunk by the handles and carried it up the stack of stairs to the elevator and returned for my suitcase. thank you, i said and was grateful. i took the elevator up and went to my room. maybe we can put pictures up. my room was no different. it looked like it belonged an orphanage. it was tight with only room for a desk and a bed. they were heading to the door of the common area with a bag full of trash. i repeated my new name i'm nicole, i'm from los angeles. they tried match e me with parents, they could not. after few more m

black. how about orange is the new green. before you netflix with seagreen, some of its being colored by one that not that not exciting piece of econ know data. consumer price index. inflation at consumer level, showing companies are finding they do have a little pricing power. and consumers are willing to pay for higher prices. headline cpi jumping .3 of a percent. that matched estimates. get to the floor show. traders at new york stock exchange, cme group and nymex. matt, what in essence what that shows companies have the ability to implement some price hikes and maybe people have more money to pay for them. that is a good sign, right? >> i don't have more money to pay for them. that is one thing the fed is waiting for all along, inflationary number to pick up. that would justify the rate rise. i think market taking into account we'll get it and get it in december. maybe we get that past us. can we focus are these bank numbers we've seen past couple days, fixed income trading is that more than a one quarter event? will we see that going forward? that

sea. >> that's good. >> what's wrong with that? >> nothing wrong. >> they said because she's black. >> i said.fat. >> i see fat before black. >> yeah. me too. >> please! >> by the way -- you can't even make fat jokes now without like -- there is a whole segment of people that, like, that's almost the worst one. it's easier to do a racial thing than it is a fat one. everyone knows they're fat and they get offended. >> it's a disease. >> everything is a disease. >> laziness is a disease too. >> okay. so you did your due diligence and reached out to the trump camp if they'd like to comment on the radio clips. and -- >> the trump campaign has not responded. don jr. actually blocked me on twitter several months ago for retweeting some of his old tweets that actually are very similar to the comments he made on the radio show there. we just have not heard back. >> let us know if you do. thank you so much. >>> coming up next, trump's running mate moments ago touring the republican field office in north carolina that was fire-bombed over the weekend. we will show you what exactly happened. [ male annou

black is facing five misdemeanors of having sex and serving alcohol to a minor. sea lest now using her real name. >>> also a hearing for retired oakland police sergeant johnson was postponed. the defense lawyer michael green whether or not often represents police officers talked about this case. >> the channels -- the charging decisions were hastey, and i think they were perhaps driven by politics. >>> so far, five current and former police officers have been charged in connection with the scandal. she had sex with 29 local police officers. >>> the white house is stepping not after devastating wildfires are driving firefighting costs to near record levels. yesterday, the white house budget director called on congress to increase funding for the u.s. forest service. for years, the obama administration has been pushing to allow the forest service to dip into a disaster fund when its firefighting allotment has been used up. lawmakers have not been able to come to an agreement. some say it will cut into floods for hurricane and flooding. others say firefighters won't be

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blacks rotational force. we were together incredibly well, the air force and the navy and what used to be called air sea battle. the notion that we can control the skies. the other thing that a maritime force brings you is we operate off of sovereign u.s. territory. we don't have to ask anyone for permission to get the job done. the best example of that was when the president made the decision to strike a says in august of ford team we had a carrier stationed in less than 30 hours launching straight. we were the only strike option or 54 days. it wasn't because we didn't have other assets. we have lots of other assets in the region. but the countries with the lower planes to take off. we did not ask. >> would you tell your successors as this approaches? not you personally, the u.s. defense part in. have you pretty much given up on that old notion that you might have to be ready to face two major regional conflicts? i made only person on this panel of math to remember. have you given up that construct? or is that still where we are. of course there's north korea out there, russia, the middle east. >> weary think

sea located on the san andreas fault. these are issues once or twice a one of the two black boxes was not working and the engineer does not remember the crash. here's the report from hoboken. >> reporter: for the first time the engineer's account of what happened in the moments before the train full of commuters crashed, killing one person, injuring 114 others. he looked at his watch and noticed the train was about 6 minutes late, arriving at hoboken. he said when he checked the 10 miles per hour when enter the station track. >> reporter: thomas, the 48-year-old engineer, said he has no memory of the accident, only waking up on the floor of the cab. another setback in the search for answers? this event recorder recovered from the back of the train was not working. >> we want to get in and get the exact speed of the train. >> reporter: new jersey transit had been under investigation by the federal railroad administration for the past five violations, some related to employee drug and alcohol use and almost 5 million dollars in damage to tracks and equipment. the train is required by law to have a working front event record

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