s> construction of bombardier' facility is a major endorsement of morocco's growing aerospace industrytoour plan is to invest up $200 million by 2020, and in doing so create a hundred 50 jobs in aerospace. we are committed to working very closely with the local government, and in doing so also be a catalyst for the development of the local supply chain here in morocco. >> the creation of new ecosystems also applies to other eight industries, including the auto sector. >> =-- has also revealed plans buildld a factory to compact models by 2019. >> morocco's well-connected infrastructure facilitates these developments. infrastructure such as highways, rail and airways, and logistics, are now turning the country into a major transport hub for travelers and trains. >> situated on the world's shippingsiest port, morocco's exports are expected to triple by -- anticipates this growth. >> a second deep water port is already in preparation and will be fully operational in 2017. this will make it one of the largest ports in africa with a total capacity of eight and 2 million peu. morocco is also

just like rachel bombardier did in virginia this morning.aught the crescent moon and venus just before dawn. look at the warming trend and temperatures tomorrow above the average high at 49 and we'll be above that on wednesday and thursday and well above that as we get into friday, saturday and sunday and dry pattern and nice day tomorrow in the upper 50s and partly cloudy and then as we get into wednesday, as well, we'll have it into the mid to upper 50s and on thursday it may be up around 50 degrees and hitting mid-50s on friday. storm team 4 seven-day outlook into the week sxeshd your weekend looking terrific next saturday and sunday. highs in the mid-60s. sunday may even get into the upper 60s and remaining dry and next chance of any rain may not come until monday morning, a week from today. >>> amazing. thanks, tom. >>> 50 second graders from mount vernon school inial exandr aial helped senator warner decorate his tree. this is the first time we've been allowed to see all of the decorating going on. the senator says he loves doing this

my father was a bombardier in world war ii. i hav had the distinct honor of visiting normandy with a .ongressional delegation we went to omaha beach to see where 3000 american soldiers .ere killed ,ne of the most inspiring powerful, emotional moments of my lifetime. while i know what was the bravery of men like him that won that war, he taught me that it was our nation's fortitude that won the peace. last month, the president said he was not interested in pursuing some notion of american leadership, or america winning the war. he thinks these are mere slogans. why differ with the commander in chief? what i do know, when i do believe in deeply, if the security of our land and the free world depends on our determination to lead. for in this ideological battle, i know we will ultimately prevail. in the final analysis, our ideas prevail. thank you so much for having me heard today. [applause] >> at this time, we would like to take some questions from the audience. if you have a question, please stand up and we will address them. >>

my father was a bombardier in world war ii and flew missions against the nazis.ad the distinct honor to visit normandy in may with the delegation.l we went to omaha beach where 3000 american soldiers were , one of the most empowering, emotional moments of my lifetime, and while i know it was the bravery of men like him that won that war, he told me it is ours -- it was our nation's fortitude that won the peace. last month, the president said he was "not interested in pursuing some notion of american leadership or america winning in this long war." he thinks these are mere slogans. i differ with the commander-in-chief, because what i do know, what i do believe in deeply is that the security of our homeland and the free world depend on our determination to lead. in this ideological battle, i know we will ultimately prevail. in the final analysis, our ideas prevail. thank you so much for having me here today. [applause] >> at this time, we would like to take some questions from the audience. if you have a question, please stand up for the chairman. >> i wonder if i

my father was a bombardier in world war ii and flew missions against the nazis in preparation for theinvasion. i had the distinct honor to visit normandy last may with the congressional delegation, and lay a brief as they played taps among the white crosses as we went to omaha beach to see where 3000 american soldiers were killed, deceit point awkwardly climbed the cliffs to defeat the nazis, one of the most inspiring powerful emotional moments of my lifetime. and while i know the brave men like him that won that war, it taught me to is our nation's fortitude that won the peace. last month the president said that he was, quote, not interested in pursuing some notion of american leadership or america winning in this long war. .. [applause] >> at this time we'd like to take some questions from the audience. if you have a question, please stand up for the chairman, and we'll address them. thank you. [inaudible conversations] >> hi. dave kerr from politico. i wonder if i could ask you to address a little bit more the commission. it seems like you're portraying the problem of encryption as