is bo that is from bob gates. do you believe it can be fixed? share your thoughts on that. schwartz: i believe the model for employment, once again i redesigned my earlier point, byhave migrated perhaps more chance and by design, but the joint task forces are the way we operate today. and it seems to me that entitiesnalizing those in the same way that we have operationspecial national joint task force is the model for the future. in the other operating domains. >> thank you. admiral: i agree with general schwartz. as a general proposition, we should make the point that the department of defense operates very effectively in a number of venues. we could be better and more efficient if we had a model like general schwartz is suggesting, in my view. lamb: i appreciate the question. i am personally fascinated by secretary gates and his tenure as secretary of defense. i think he is a remarkable man. he is been very candid in his memoirs about the experience he had leading the department of defense in a time of war. i have looked at what he had to say very carefully. and i think i

he's the third secretary of defense in a row,lia panetta, bob gates before him, to complain of interference by the white house. he said, quote, meetings in the white house were not effective. we cekept deferring the tough decisions. you get an idea they have no idea what they're doing, and we have another secretary of defense confirming that. >> that's three in a row, tucker. i talked to several senior uniformed officials in the pentagon and they tell me the same thing. there's this buffer between sound military advice and what the president hears. the president turns to his inner circle in the national security council or the white house staff to find out what the situation is and how to respond it, but we have an old saying in the army. it's called ground truth where you strip out the politics and hope, and what you're left with is ground truth. unfortunately, ground truth in this case as it relates to isis, particularly isis in the middle east, never seems to make it up to his level. that's why in his pentagon press conference last week, he looked so stunned because he just heard the joi

lamb, if you would please, in 2009 in relation to the dod, former dod secretary, bob gates said. this is department is not organized to wage war. that is what i'm trying to fix. that was from bob gates. from both of you, do you believe it can be fixed within the department? if so, if you could share your thoughts on that. yes, please, general, go ahead. >> i agree that the model for employment once again i would try to re-emphasize my earlier point that we have migrated perhaps more by chance than by design but, that joint task forces are the way we operate today. and, it seems to me that professionalizing those entities in the same way that we have grown the special operations national joint task force is the model for the future in the other operating domains. >> thank you. >> i agree with general schwartz. as a general proposition. i think we should make the point that the department of defense today operates very effectively in a number of venues but we could be better and more efficient if we had a model like general schwartz is suggesting in my view. >> i really appreciate

lamb, if you would please, in 2009 in relation to the dod former dod secretary bob gates, said this is a department that plans for war. .. in the same way that we have grown the specialized operations national joint task force is the model for the future into the other operating domains. >> thank you. >> i agree with the general schwartz. we should make the point that apartment today operates very effectively in the number of menus but he could be better and more efficient if we had a model like the general is suggesting. >> i am personally fascinated by the secretary's tenure as the secretary of defense i think he's a remarkable man and he's been candid in his memoirs about the experience leading the department in a time of war. i looked up what he had to say very carefully and it's interesting even though we had troops on the battlefield in contact with the enemy, the service chiefs were called to raise forces to the future and he could end to get enough capability in the field for the problem that we are currently trying to master. this is a great frustration and i think it underlin

former defense secretary bob gates on "meet the press" told me he thinks essentially that it's time for.s., if they want more buy-in from the turks in saudi arabia, then you're going to have to acquiesce to their number one demand, and that is to speed up the ousting of assad. >> i think speeding up the ousting of assad is a bit of a nonsec witter with respect to isis. people have said the reason there's this radical sunniism, somehow the shia doesn't do enough outreach in iraq. frankly, i think isis is there not because the shia failed to give them the deputy sports ministry position. i think it's a very fundamental split within the middle east. first it's a fundamental split amongst sunni and then between sunni and shia. so i'm not sure that handing up assad is really going to solve this problem. i think the saudis do need to get much more involved in the fight. and in recent weeks, they've cleared transferred their attention to yemen, which is hardly the issue right now. the issue is defeating isis, and i think they seem less interested in that. >> well, what about the turks? seems t

again, that was from bob gates.and from both of you, please, do you believe that it can be fixed within the department? and if so, if you could share your thoughts on that. yes, please, general, go ahead. >> i agree that the model for employment, once again, i would try to re-emphasize my earlier point, that we have migrated perhaps more by chance than by design, but that joint task forces are the way we operate today. and it seems to me that professionalizing those entities in the same way that we have grown the special operations national joint task force is the model for the future. and the other operating domains. >> thank you. >> i agree with general schwartz as a general proposition. i think we should make the point that the department of defense today operates very effectively in a number of venues. but we could be better and more efficient if we had a model like general schwartz is suggesting in my view. >> i really appreciate the question. i am personally fascinated by secretary gates and his tenure as secr

i can see a movement for bob gates being drafted.'ve never been, because of trump. >> carl bernstein. thank you very much for the perspective. as always. >> good to be here. >> good information on a hot topic. there is a lot of news so let's get to it. >> anybody killing a police officer, death penalty. >> i like and respect both donald and -- i do not believe either one of them is going to be our nominee. >> discussing the possibilities of a brokered republican convention. >> he's not a serious man. he's good at -- he's a great politician. >> the fear of domestic terrorism is at an all-time high. >> we will leave no stone urn turned. >> geneva switzerland on alert. >> the threat level here raised. guards are now carrying heavier weapons. >> i'm going good grief i'm in over my head. >> sergeant bergdahl's brutal account of his captivity. >> starting to sink in i really did something bad. >> this is "new day," with chris cuomo. >> good morning, welcome to your new day. friday december 11th. 8:00 in the east. we have a lot of news this

bob gates had this wonderful section in his memoir where he says until i became secretary of defenseclinton i thought she was horrible. i based all of my understanding who she was based on little snippets and what i read in the newspaper. then he actually worked with her. oh, she's actually pretty good and solid. that's the difference between really knowing somebody because you know them. >> yeah. president obama, it is hard to predict what his legacy might be in the moment. is there some conventional wisdom among historians what might endure >> a couple of years ago -- i run this website called the historynewsnetwork which is historians writing about current events. two years ago we surveyed our historians to find out where they placed obama. they gave him b minus. maybe now a little bit higher. he had a couple of deals. he had a very good last 12 months. it's very difficult to make an assessment of obama of where he'll stand because we don't know for instance how will the iran deal will work out or the climate deal with china will work out. how will this world nations conference on

one of the big things the pentagon has been trying to do since bob gates has been around was to kindf shrink the size. the back office. want for you when you're in the pentagon, what made that so challenging for you to actually implement? >> i think a lot of the panelists have talked about culture today and the culture of the services, the culture of the civilian workforce, the culture of the leadership. very hard to change that culture of divesting of significant portions of the staff that have been built up over time. even a small organization like the national guard, our larger bureau grew from 450 people in the early 80s to almost 4000 people in washington. told by people that are been taken out of the states that governments don't have those people working day today for natural disasters emergency. so it just happens over time and it's going to take a very decisive leader who watches the show game of personnel, where you move people, to make sure they do because it's very important. >> the british just finished a big strategic defense security review any kind of i guess kind of

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bob hope airport. the oakland-bound plane was backing out of the gate when the wings clipped another plane. passengers the oakland bound plane say they felt two big bumps. this is have had owe from inside the cabin. passengers deplaned. the flight was canceled. southwest sent out a statement say they were working to get all 225 passengers reaccommodated. >>> coming up, free on bond. the so-called most hated ceo in america is fighting back. the way martin shkreli's arrest is affecting cancer research right here in the bay area. >>> plus scary moments in the air. the items found inside an air force plane that forced the emergency landing. >>> and -- >> colombia! >> the mistake heard around the world. the problem at tonight's miss universe competition that has the host apologizing. price of a cancer drug more than 5- >>> he has been called the most hated ceo in america after raising the price of a cancer drug more than 5,000%. and tonight we are seeing a ripple effect after martin shkreli was arrested for securities fraud. you see him here wearing the hood. at least two labs announcing they'll

bob hope airport. the oakland bound plane was backing out of the gate, backed that thing up and then the wings clippednother plane at the neighboring gate. well, passengers on the oakland-bound plane said they felt two big bumps. this is some video from inside the cabin it looks like right afterwards everyone is checking to make sure their stuff is all secure. southwest sent out a statement saying they were working to accommodate all the passengers. >>> wow. back here in the bay area, a richmond neighborhood vacuated after a possible explosive device was founded is a home and now we're learning it may have been intended to target muslims. the neighborhood around mcbride and san pablo avenues while the bomb squad detonated the device yesterday. the initial investigation started back on thursday. that's when police got a tip about a man who said he wanted to harm muslims. and may have some sort of explosive at his home. while detectives, of course, followed up with that and found what they're calling a suspicious device and the bomb squad was then called in. >> everybody back and they just sat down and

gate ouy talese. i didn't even need marley's name for the book. i just said the singer. turns into this bobley has a cold kind of novel. there were lots of reasons why they wanted to kill him. he was becoming too influential in jamaica. house, theirther's pictures on the wall. political party, no pictures of the family. that is how much the calls of personality became ingrained. the idea that people in the ghettos in the slums of jamaica could think for themselves even to the point may be forming their own government was just unthinkable. and the left wing both hated that. he was becoming too much of the unifier. the booka character in who says bad times are good times for somebody. he was disrupting that way too much. the idea that one side may have wanted to become a martyr. , the only other person on that level. i cannot think of another artist who has summary forces working against him. every day is a negotiation between some of the most dangerous man in the country and him. he wasy days before smoking weed with. house is asn the outrageous and attack as the attack on him. these killers

bob hope airport in burbank. one of the jets was pushing away from a gate sunday when it bumped into another plane parked at a neighboring gate. both planes were removed from service to inspect for damage. >>> what appeared to be a bomb on board an air france flight crowded with holiday travelers prompted an emergency landing in kenya. a passenger found the device lavatory. the 5ir78 was on high alert since the paris attacks. >> reporter: the stranded air the tarmac in kenya, a sign of how successful this hoax was. a boeing 777 carrying 473 passengers and crew, en route to paris from mauritius. a passenger discovered a suspicious object in the lavatory and the plane diverted for mombasa. there was no panic. passengers were told there was a >> something wrong in the toilet. like, it could be like a bomb, something like that. >> reporter: according to kenyan media, this is it. a sinister-looking construction with a timer on top. when the plane landed safely, emergency slides. six were detained for questioning. but investigators quickly determined it was all just a false alarm. paper and a clack, said air the object was not

gate. read has it right, the showdown in new hampshire right here on channel 5. live coverage begins at 8 p.m. bob: taking a live look at the boston skyline on a saturday night. and suddenly it actually feels like december. stormteam five' s mike wankum joins us with a quick look at the forecast. mike. mike; today was finally something closer to what we are supposed to be. it was so warm that it technically goes down as above average. most places are in the 30' s right now. check out the wind, still busy out of the west. the windchill index makes it feel like it is in the teens. westerly winds all day today, picking up moisture over the great lakes. we saw a few snow flurries and snow squall of the western part of the state. clear skies, lots of sunshine tomorrow. here' s the difference by tomorrow. tomorrow the wind drops down. there is sunshine, like of wind, and 40 degrees will feel decent out there. check out what will be happening in the next few days. i will talk more about this heat and when we can set record highs coming up in a few moments. pam: right now, boston police identifying the yo

gates of properties you have to see to believe. and give you the tips that everyone needs to navigate the landscape. information is power and the property man has got you covered. i'm bob massi. every minute of every day, somebody is getting scammed out of their money. nobody knows that more than pam bondi, attorney general of florida. it's her job to protect consumers against fraud. and there is plenty to keep her busy. when the housing bubble burst, foreclosures exploded. but as millions lost their homes, they were often taken advantage of, sometimes even by the big banks themselves. in 2012, 49 states announced a historic settlement with the five largest mortgage servicers. >> in many cases, they didn't even verify that these foreclosures were actually legitimate. some of the people they hired to process foreclosures used fake signatures on fake documents. >> the five largest lenders, of course, were involved. and florida received nearly $10 billion in relief. >> but even with some homeowners getting relief, scam artists are still out there. >> these unscrupulous brokers were promising people that they could either get them cash payment for their foreclosure or get

bob: business is premature old allies already. most businesses -- business is pretty much globalized already. most businesses. for lawyers it is terrific. tom: it keeps you employed. --: it is long it is times it is long gatesff immelt has a boring job at ge, which is industrial stuff, is mostly what he is exporting. multinationalnew strategy for emerging markets? bob: it could well be it when you think about it from my point of view as an m&a guy, think about what they did this year. it is really transformational. it is not the ge that our parents knew. it is something difficult -- it is something different and moving in that direction. everybody says everybody is struggling for revenue growth. a big slice of that its currency. how do you factor that out? vonnie: what is your outlook when it comes to jobs for the next year? you see it across all industries, from banqueting -- from banking to private equities . do you see more jobs going? bob: in the u.s.? vonnie: yes. bob: i would not see the jobs list -- the jobless rate next year close to 4%. what is really the job market? peoplemparative basis, are hiring. people have needs. certainly in the services business, in the tech industry and the rest of it, it

gate. wall street is talking about what about those four other "star wars" movies that bob iger says are ine stage of development. what can we say about the trajectory of this platform or franchise and does it mean something today for investors in terms of disney? >> i think it does because this is a test in terms of how well iger and his term can manage a franchise. they took over from lucas film and probably one of the greatest franchises in movie history. let's put avatar back in adjusted dollars as inflation because it's a ten-year-old film, that would be worth of $3 billion. that's the bogie for this film. the big question mark is how does it do in china because we know "star wars" inside out in north america and in europe and in canada and mexico, but in china it's just been recently that they've actually shown some of the earlier movies. so the franchise may not have the same sticking power. i had the opportunity to attend the hollywood premiere, i went there, i took my wife with me, to see how iger would present this franchise to the world. because he actually did the presentation,

bob, and he has kindly agreed to tell me everything i need to know about casting. i'm going to suit up and next, we're in the water. >> what any gentleman should do. golden gate angling has free lessons the second saturday of every month. we have equipment show up on the 9:30 on the second saturday of every month and we'll teach them to fly cast. >> ok. we are in the water. >> let me acquaint you with the fly rod. >> nice to meet you. >> this is the lower grip and the upper grip. this is a reel and a fly line. we are going to use the flex of this rod to fling away. exactly as you moved your hands. >> that's it? >> that's it. >> i'm a natural. >> push both arms forward and snap the lower hand into your tummy. push forward. >> i did gave it a try and had great time but i might need some more practice. i met someone else with real fly casting skills. her name is donna and she is an international fly casting champion. >> i have competed in the casting ponds in golden gate park in san francisco. i have been to japan and norway for fly casting competition. i spend my weekends here at the club and at the casting pond. it's a great place to learn and have fun. on a s

petraeus or secretary gates even former secretary of state and the clinton they will tell you a safe zone with those horrible consequences of a quarter of a million people beryl bob. one dash beryl bob to say that is a stunning display of ignorance or the whole aspect to make the problems seemed so huge we cannot handle let me to protect a no-fly zone. just need to tell them if you fly in this area you will be shah down. everybody knows that that is why even secretary clinton said this is doable. but basically to see it is business as usual while thousands of syrians are slaughtered the was accompanied by tax of chemical weapons. i leave this hearing somewhat depressed obviously there is no strategy or motivation in to say you can do that without much difficulty but what we have seen for the last four years saying it would be too hard to do ignoring the fact as long as the slide -- assad does the bombing thousands of men women and children. where are our morals were the traditions? we went to bosnia after day ethnically cleanse 8,000 he has killed to under 40,000 period it is too hard for the most powerful nation to set up a no-fly zone? this hearing is injured.