in every brac round since 1987 that was the first we went through.ne thing that's certainty is the first three or four years it costs huge amounts of money. and right now we can't afford huge amounts of money. we have to take care of these maintenance problems that we have and the readiness problems that we have first. so that would be regardless of any other issues. that's the reason i would oppose it now. doesn't mean i would oppose it in the future necessarily. the other reason right now is that we are in a rebuilding mode. we've got to be right now. and when you start rebuilding, and let's say you go out and close some of the installations someplace in america because they're not being used right now, well, you don't know when we get into the rebuilding mode maybe that's just installation, that we're going to have to have. for those two reasons. i have to say though a lot of my colleagues do not oppose it. >> on the topic of rebuilding america's military i understand that yesterday the senate was briefed on the nuclear posture that will be releas

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steve was on the flight when everyone was given ininstructions on how and when to brac smoke was coming the cockpit and that was the reason for the emergency landing and the problem turned out to be a fan. scary stuff. >> youtube is taking a stance against the so-called laundry pod video challenges. and ahead a popular record producer here in our area tells the story how he got clean and sober and how he is helping other addicts. >>> youtube is cracking down on a dangerous new trend and teenagers ingesting dangerous laundry pods and posting the videos online. the google owned video streaming service says they will remove any videos of the so-called tide pod challenge and youtube guidelines prohibits content that encourage dangerous activities and causing physical harm. >>> the flu epidemic sweeping the nation has catholic churches making changes the archdiocese of new mexico put out guidelines, they are asking people not to shake hands while saying peace at mass or to d the wine during the communion. they say the restrictions are only temporary. >>> opioid addiction is an epidemic natio

despite international condemnation the pair had been reporting on the military campaign in the northern brac hine state that has forced some six hundred fifty five thousand were henge of muslims to flee to neighboring bangladesh since august. but here in germany the parties are trying to form a new coalition government are heading into the final stages of their exploratory talks there's clearly a news blackout on the talks but leaked reports suggest on america's conservative bloc in the social democrats are compromising on campaign pledges as they race towards thursday's talks deadline reports say the parties have agreed on an immigration law that would allow highly skilled foreign workers to come to germany earlier link suggested the parties would have banded germany's targets for reducing carbon dioxide emissions by twenty twenty and let's get more on those coalition talks now with our correspondents on michele because there is here in berlin and barbara faisal is in brussels good to see you both michele a let's start with you via participants here the negotiating parties are very tight li

tactics townhouse size only a few kilometers away from the fighting come back to brac and his friends are discussing takis operational if branch needed to have believed in a swift makes three. we don't know the area around offering well so we cannot really say how long it will take but yes it may take a long time. how long do you think. possibly a month that's what i think but i'm not a soldier. takis military is continuing its operation was no reduction in intensity all day tanks and artillery are aiming across the border members of the protest free syrian army are marching towards the afrin region they are supporting takesh troops in the operation against the syrian kaddish militia groups. and they are a lot more optimistic than the texan has. i'm afraid will take a frame and succeed in this operation within the next couple of days. because. of this with god's help we will conquer offering everybody. according to the latest figures from the syrian observatory for human rights the war sorry for more than one hundred lives more than twenty to be civilians the turkish president joined

can't currently recruit enough nurses that's tied into brac set and probably to do with poor wages too and lots of problems brewing because he alleges paid for by tax very hard at the rate that other countries or some other countries do g four s. results today though around four billion in revenues why don't these nurses who are on low pay get shares in g four s. who get the contracts despite being under an s f o serious for diversification the same time it's a brilliant idea actually let's not eat for four weeks and put all the money we save into g four s. shares how do you do next i did know to actually before we go on to the next one i did notice this thing that someone was saying that they went to the n.h.s. for cancer care and was offered a leaflet on going private it's a little story it's a bit of a tragedy i suppose she's terminally ill i think school dolly show field and see. letter advertising private cancer care now i think it's been big up a little bit in the press but it is insensitive and the fear is just outside the gates of the national health service all spittles the pr

manning county women formerly known as bradley manning liska bric-a-brac court-martials of leaking hundreds of classified documents to wikileaks. in the wake of a public outcry over the hollywood pay gap, mark walberg will donate $2 million for the times legal defense fund could walberg earned roughly 1.5 million for re-shoots on the set of all the money in the world. costar michelle williams was paid a fraction of that amount. making things right, lauren. cheryl: you know who was donated? their agent. the record run continued since 2003. david miller. good to see you. >> good morning. does the run-up continue on friday? up 197 points away from 26,000. >> absolutely. the dollar continue. momentum will not be stopped. lauren: come on. it took us 23 days to get from 24,025,000 after hitting 25,000. can this momentum really continue? if your answer is obviously yes, then why? >> goes back to the fundamentals with the new tax land and everything that happens in washington, new york and wall street loves it. you can't really stop the dial from going up. lauren: earnings continue to be relatively

police say the two fought with a 26-year-old david did he brac yo at the edgewood manor apartments onriday afternoon. they say coley hit him with a shovel and then davis fatally shot him. >>> residents of hawaii thrown into a panic after this emergency alert was sent warning of a ballistic missile threat. officials now say it was a false alarm but people want to know who is responsible. fox's bryan llenas witness very hate test. >> reporter: residents in hawaii receiving this message on their phones saturday morning. at alarming alert notifying residents that a ballistic missile was heading for the island. moments later, their hawaii emergency management agency tweeting that it was a quote false alarm. >> early this morning an error was made and a false alarm was sent to cell phones and to rad radio. we investigated and as soon as we became aware that it was in error we took action to send notification that it was false alarm. >> reporter: with tensions high over the threat of north korea's nuclear weapons program, the alert created panic for resients on the island and across social m

they all were scowling like there was something wrong with brac unemployment at a historic low. >> yeah is sad because regardless of your affiliation, it is just facts that you know, unemployment for african-americans and hispanics at all-time low. that should be celebrated. that kind of threw me off. david: there was something else that happened. this hit you as well as a veteran. the president was giving, giving plaudits to the veterans in the audience, particularly some of the heroes up in the rafters, up in the balcony with his wife. then the audience started to chant, usa, usa. now at this point, congressman gutierrez, you can see him walking out of the speech itself. why would a congressman walk out on praising us veterans and then chanting usa? >> you know i think it is because the democrats, they don't want to come together. you know, they don't want to work with republicans. they see any sense of unity. you know they try to put it on president trump that he doesn't want unity when he clearly does it seems. it is them not wanting to be a part of this great movement happening in

particularly with a brac set and other far right movements gaining strength if she was to be for some unexpected reason out of the running how much of a vacuum might that create in terms of german and european leadership. there's certainly will be back here and some of you because there's the fact that she has been the most powerful european politician for the last decade or so nevertheless i don't think a vacuum would be that love seeing that germany politically wouldn't change too much anyway would still have the same party leaving germany the same second strongest party in the past no good change but directions wouldn't change too much so don't think about your would be too big and i thank you very much good analysis now israel's strategic affairs ministry has published a list of groups banned from entering the country the so-called b.d.s. blacklist includes twenty organizations which will not be allowed to enter israel due to their support for the boycott and sanctions movement against the country the list primarily includes european and american organizations including american m

keep the new tourists guantanamo military prison open through an executive order is pretty says a brac obama promised to close it but failed but what will this mean in reality as defense correspondent patty callahan reports that's not playing. a big stage and a chance to make good on a big campaign promise us president donald trump announced a new side executive order he will keep the controversial guantanamo bay military prison open in the past we have foolishly released hundreds and hundreds of dangerous chair. only to meet them again on the battlefield including the isis leader alabang. when we captured who we had when we were released both of those statements are just not true i'm still leader. he was released in two thousand and four by iraq and according to the u.s. director of national intelligence of the seven hundred fourteen get mowed detainees that have been released one hundred twenty one are suspected of returning to the fight that's around seventeen percent the executive orders as detainees can be transferred to the prison but it doesn't mean they will be it gives the sec

a house bill that was going to have -- they could shut down damn near every facility if they did a brac because we have no staffing. this is really, really, really important. >> it is. it is. >> thank you. >> absolutely. >> ranking member's cooperation throughout the process of working on choice legislation has been stupendous. we're going to get to support good legislation. appreciate it very much. mr. boseman? >> thank you. thank you mr. chairman and thank you, secretary, for being here. we do appreciate your hard work. i would like to talk to you for a second about a bill which we were able to be a vet tech act. it's a pilot. we don't have a deputy undersecretary for economic opportunity. he's retired. who is going to be responsible for implementing it and how we're doing. >> yeah. >> talk a little bit more about -- >> yeah. >> again you might also elaborate even more about how we can help you with these really key, you know, things that are deficient in the sense of not being properly staffed. >> i think it helped a great deal with the forever g.i. bill. it's a great success story o