defense, as kurt was saying. missile defense is intertwined in any deterrence relation. and the decision and the perception is that the deterrence to which strategic action will remain first and foremost, when it comes to real major players. so that's the first difference. the second difference is that, as kurt was saying, the europeans are simply not willing to commit any significant resources because it's paid for by the united states. and let's be frank on this. and i would just agree with bob's perspective here, i think it has a negative impact on the europeans spending. and that's one of the long effects of missile defense in europe. if politically, it provides a rationale for european leaders to say, well -- i mean, to take a second dividend at the extent of the u.s. taxpayers, then that's not -- that's not a good thing. and so, the russia asking more from those europeans who are not spending enough. it's a critical thing and it should be framed as, okay. and those nations who want to be part of the club ha

title 6, other department and defense -- department of defense programs, defense health rogram, $31,634,870,000. >> mr. chairman. the chair: the clerk will suspend. for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island -- i'm sorry. pardon me. for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> i have an amendment at the desk, mr. chairman. the chair: the clerk will report the amendment. if the gentleman can send his amendment to the desk. the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. holt of new jersey, page 33, line 11, after the dollar amount, insert reduced i by $1 million, increased by $1 million. page 33, line 19, after the dollar amount, insert reduced by $1 million, increased by $1 million. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 628, the gentleman from new jersey and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey. mr. holt: i rise to offer an amendment addressing another facet of a national tragedy, the epidemic of suicide among our veterans. in march of this year, zero u.s. troops died

between the air defense mission and the missile defense mission. because the aegis ships need protection against other threats. and allies can contribute to missile defense, even if they don't have the euros yet to upgrade to sm-3, by spending the money and time to put in place the interoperability link, so these ships can operate together, air defense flotilla, there's going to be a huge one and we're encouraging them to buy into this program. what we're missing and my view is more allied contributions to nato missile defense, specifically in terms of upper level capability. either sea or land-based. allies are contributing with post nation support for ships and radars. aegis ashore. they're buying tmd, we're be looking at major programs coming from poland, turkey just to name three. you have the italian interastro mission. recently, allies that are looking beyond their initial patriot capabilities. so the allies are in this game. but part of the game they're not in is the upper tier. in part, that's because we've viewed nato missile defense since

others said it was self-defense. it took a member of the wrestling hall of fame, a blood spatter expert and forensic animation to reveal how a world-class athlete lost one of the most important fights of his life. >>> san diego, california, is a mecca for both athletes and outdoor enthusiasts. and it's where 25-year-old dusty harless settled after his successful college career as the aau national wrestling champion. dusty was a wakeboard salesman which combined his passion for sports with his personality for sales. >> he had so many friends, he knew so many different groups of people all over san diego and he was a great person. like if he touched your life, you were a lucky person. >> there's dusty's stomach. tomorrow he'll sit on the can for an hour, run five miles, come back, do a couple hundred push-ups. >> just after midnight one saturday night, dusty and his girlfriend sky flanders, were heading home after an evening on the town. >> we were just going to walk to a liquor store to call a cab. sky ran ahead of du

womack, a member of the defense appropriations committee. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. womack: thank you, mr. chairman. i thank the chairman of the subcommittee and the ranking member, mr. frelinghuysen, and mr. visk key, for their -- visclosky, for their leadership and the great work that's taken place in crafting this defense appropriations bill. i also would like to thank the overall chairman and the ranking member, mr. rogers and mrs. lowey, for their leadership as well. mr. speaker -- mr. chairman, i urge my colleagues to support this critical legislation on which our men and women in uniform, our intelligence community and our future depend. america's at war and we face continued uncertainty and new threats daily. now is not the time to weaken our military, and this bill equips the department of defense with the funding necessary to keep our nation safe while making the tough decisions necessary to ensure we stay within our spending limits. with $491 billion provided in discretionary spending and anothe

the defense health program oversees all medical and health care programs for the defense department. d.h.p.'s research and development activities help advance medical research to provide innovative solutions for service members and their families facing medical trauma, as well as advance the state of medical science in area that that benefit a broader society. over the last 10 years, there's been a significant increase in the amount of reported cases of ptsd in service members. these increases are seen in both those deployed overseas as well as nondeployed service members. for those service members deployed, the numb of incidents of ptsd has increased 12-fold over the last 10 years. for those not deployed the number of not reported incident cases has nearly doubled. the annual total for reported ptsd cases has remained at unprecedentedly high levels over the last five years. while we are currently winding down the war in afghanistan, american troops continue to see action on the battlefield. with more of these troops returning from deployments over the next several years, it is likel

it was self-defense. the wife was saying, yes, it was self-defense. i was standing there watching it. so the only two witnesses to the crime had their stories kind of get together that their daughter had attacked them and then in defending themselves, the father killed her. >> news of tina isa's death stunned her friends and classmates. >> just her charisma, just her attitude overall, period. she was too nice of a person to have this happen to. >> why would he want to stab his own child? it's terrible. i feel so bad. >> tina's classmates told police that tina often rebelled against her parents and their old-world traditions. they also said the isas objected to tina's choice of a boyfriend. >> he was an honor student. he was very, very bright. he was at the magnate schools, a sophisticated program in st. louis public schools. he was an artist. he painted. he drew. he wrote poems. >> i don't think it was just that he was black, i think the real issue was she had a boyfriend and they could no longer control

the secretary of defense has resolute in his answers. getting pretty phiery about what those five were like and where bowe is right now. we will continue to watch the hearing. as the secretary of defense continues his appearance on capitol hill, we will dip in as warranted. there's other news going on as well. some of it has been breaking. you were probably watching yesterday with the breaking news of the oregon high school shooting. in the end, one student was shot dead. a teacher was injured. ultimately, the shooter killed. now we are learning this could have been so much worse as we get new details about the lone gunman who opened fire at reynolds high school yesterday. that gunman, a student. he has yet to be identified. apparently, he took his own life. now a source tells cnn that he was armed -- heavily armed with a ar-15 rifle. he had a brown paper bag he was carrying. it was filled with more than 20 fully loaded magazines. that wasn't it. he also was armed with knives. last night, people gathered as they often do. these pictures

on the defense strategic guidance that dr. hicks worked on so ably a couple years ago, i guess it was. and the president signed out. and then our quad remember y'all defense review which we just completed and soon to be released national intelligence strategy. i group our major priorities into five areas; global coverage, the ability to operate in what we call denial environments, a key power projection challenge for us, sustaining our capabilities in counterterrorism operations and adding to them in counterproliferation, building out our cyber capabilities and then strengthening our ability, our capabilities in counterintelligence and security. so let me touch on a few of these. first, global coverage. this really enables everything we do across mission areas. and as budgets flatten or decline, it become withs even more important -- becomes even more important given the global distribution and diversity of challenges that we face. i can't say too much about the specifics in many of these areas, but with i will say a few thing

defense personnel. >>> u.s. president barack obama and australian prime minister tony abbott have been discussing security and economic issues in the asia pacific region and they used the talks to turn up the pressure on china. they talked about sovereignty disputes over parts of the south china sea. obama urged china's leaders to help resolve the tensions. >> what's also important is that as china emerges as this great world power that it also is helping to reenforce and abide by basic international law and norms. >> abbott say that australia would stand side by side with the u.s. >> there are a whole range of security issues which the united states is leading on and where australia is doing our part to secure the freedom and the safety of the world and its citizens. >> obama and abbott agreed to try to speed up talks for a transpacific partnership free trade pact. they said the accord would boost jocks and growth and bring long-term prosrity to the region. >>> experts are calling for major reforms at one of ja

we need every dollar in defense right now going to protect our national defense, not reducing our future option that we may need. with all the threats facing our country and as we watch tv now, you see all the threats that are in the world. we need to make sure we have a strong national defense, not further weaken it, not weaken our options, and i urge my colleagues to support this amendment and i yield back. the chair: the gentlewoman's time has expyred. the gentleman from virginia reserves. mr. wittman: how much time do i have remaining? the chair: the gentleman has 30 seconds remaining. the gentleman is recognized. mr. wittman: i yield myself the balance of the time. i will say this. we are at a decisive point. right now we are bringing equipment back from afghanistan. we're resetting our force. training them for the next missions they're about to face. those efforts take resources. we cannot forget that we have to devote those resources on the list of priorities making sure that our men and women are properly trained and that the equipment they have is properly operated and maintaine

>>> raven sat quietly at the defense table as the prosecutor wrapped up her case. >> at this time theests. >> but inside, raven says he was fuming. >> there's no evidence that says that i did it. they're coming up with circumstantial stuff that quite frankly are lies. >> raven has always maintained his incensnocence. >> did you love her? >> i did love her. >> did you kill her? >> i did not kill her. >> he says he did not emotionally abuse her either. >> you've been accused of bullying her, keeping her down. any truth to that? >> no truth at all. i have a strong personality, but i've never been dominating. >> just as the state had done, raven's defense attorneys called character witnesses of their own, offering the jury a completely different image of both raven and raven's relationship with janet. >> they were a close couple. they really seemed to have a genuine concern and love for each other. >> misty foxily also couldn't recognize the man the state was describing. >> i didn't know what the heck they were talking about. i was shocked. i was very shocked. what are they saying? not on

how is the secretary of defense doing?assioned, unyielding set of testimony from the secretary on a number of issues. on the legal issue, talked about the idea of not negotiating with terrorists. he has used language -- he called bergdahl in no uncertain terms a prisoner of war. the administration has gone back and forth on this. he's calling him a prisoner of war. this is to say we didn't negotiate with terrorists. we note ate with the other warring sides to release our soldiers. that's our commitment. we didn't break the law. we didn't break any commitments, not note ating with terrorists by doing this. using that term, he was a prisoner of war. the other thing is the passion behind this. clearly, he's bristling at the criticism levelled at bergdahl, in his view and the view of other military officials, without a full investigation. calling him a deserter. that has bred criticism. family and death threats against the family. he's insulted and thinks it's wrong. you had another moment, which was the moment of these -- of

they do not contract with the federal government with the department of defense. so i don't see the reason for continuing to address this issue any further for these contractors, at least as defined by ofccp. i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. he gentleman from has yielded back. is the gentleman prepared to close? mr. walberg: i am. this is an issue congress has spoken on, it's an issue that ofccp still continues to push. i believe we would be remiss if we allowed this to happen and allowed the concept that hospitals would be considered government contractors simply for providing health care under tricare and the like to our veterans, to our military, and certainly to any of our federal employees. i would appreciate support for this amendment and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from michigan. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. for what purpose does the gentlewoman f

it's extremely important for the defense of this nation. however, the issue of whether that plane should be dual-capable or not really revolves around the role that the f-35 dual-capable plane will play in the european theater. presently we are deploying in europe the b-61 bomb. hat bomb is now being life extended, rebuilt, for the purposes of doing what was done before. that is to sit there basically unused. it will be both a tactical as well as a strategic weapon. there is a major cost factor that will affect this budget and future budgets for years to come with this initial decision that we are now making. what this amendment does is to simply build off a portion of the bill that is already in place. it does call for a report. this amendment fences off the $15 million, says you can't use it until such time as the details that i add to the existing language of the bill before us, and those details were read by the reader a moment ago. let me just quickly go through them. until the house of representatives has delivered the -- that is, unt

my amendment for bits defense -- for bids defense dollars from being spent to pay for several provisions of law that require the military to squander billions of dollars on so-called green energy. for example, according to the g.a.o., the navy has spent as much as $150 per gallon for jet fuel. in 2012 the navy purchased 450,000 gallons of biofuel for its so-called green fleet at the cost of $26.60 per gallon as a -- at a time when conventional petroleum cost just $2.50. what taxpayer in his right mind would pay $26.60 for a gallon to fill up his car when next door they're selling it for $2.50? yet that's precisely what our armed forces are ordered to do, except they're not just filling up their cars, they're filling up entire ships and aircraft. and this all comes out of our precious defense dollars. the air force has paid $59 per gallon for 11,000 gallons of biofuel in 2012, 10 times more than regular jet fuel. and it's not just biofuels. the pentagon expects to purchase 1,500 chevy volts at a subsidized prize of -- price of $40,000 a piece and a production piece of $90,000 apiece paid

do you think that's what the defense secretary is doing? >> i think every administration that comes in slowly going down that road. when you fight a political war rather than you go in and you take the fight to them, when you commit to a fight you have to fight. if you commit to a political war you will never know the outcome and i can guarantee you it will never be effective. >> are you speaking of the war in iraq, in afghanistan -- >> i'm speak being of both of those warriors. especially in afghanistan it turned into a political war. what do we have out of it 13 1/2 years later. it's a political upheaval about the people in guantanamo. the real objective of this fight has turned into politics and we lost our mission objective. >> turned into nation building, didn't it? >> can't build a nation -- obviously we didn't oust. we pushed them out but didn't get rid of them. i used this terminology. if you want to get rid of termites you just don't take a board out you have to treat the whole house. ♪ ♪ ♪ thank you. thank you. i got this. oh, no,

short time ago defense secretary chuck hagel said the u.s.hl home but there are a lot of people who say we're concerned about our other soldiers now. >> let's bring in retired lieutenant colonel robert maguinnes from georgia. i want to read you something from chairman mike rogers. this signals to terrorists around the world greater incentive to take u.s. hostages. what is your response? >> certainly we support what happened in terms of mr. bergdahl, sergeant bergdahl returning. you know, he's right, there is a threat. these are all taliban leaders. what are they going to do? they will urn ultimately we think to the battlefield, as others that we've released from guantanamo over the years. so is it accepteding insending ? after vietnam or toward the end of the vietnam war we recovered all our p.o.w.s. you know, the president announced this week that the war is going to end in 2016 for the u.s., so you know, it's kind of wrapping things up. the president knows, his term in office is coming to an end and he wants to turn over a warless u.s. perh

but they couldn't come together on collective self-defense. new komeito members have been cautious all along, and they wanted to shelf the debate at one point. they argue once japan is allowed to defend other countries under attack, it will be hard to draw a line on how far the sdf could go. some analysts speculated the interparty talks could take months. but new komeito changed its stance this month. apparently in an effort to avoid damaging the coalition. they decided to accept using the right to collective self-defense with conditions. they want to put strict limitations on when japan can use force. government officials have been debating a draft plan. it says japan could help a foreign country under attack, provided the situation threatens its survival or that of its citizens. prime minister abe and the leader of new komeito agreed to continue discussions. >> translator: the prime minister has said the cabinet will make the approval only after the interparty talks come to a conclusion. sincere discussion is essential for this. >> reporter:

i see it as secretary of defense.of you on this committee, a few of you on this committee have experienced war and you've seen it up close. you know there's always suffering. there's no glory in war. war is always about human beings. it's not about machines. war is a dirty business. we don't like to deal with those realities. but realities they are. and we must deal with them. those of us charged with protecting the national security interests of this country are called upon every day to make the hard, tough, imperfect, and sometimes unpleasant choices based on the best information we have and within the limits of our laws. and always based on america's interest. war, every part of war, like prisoner exchanges, is not some abstraction. the hard choices and options don't fit neatly into clearly defined instructions in how-to manuals. all of these decisions are part of the brutal and imperfect realities we deal with in war. in the decision to rescue sergeant bergdahl, we complied with the law. we did what we believed wa

and then our national level of defense human capabilities through an initiative we call the defense clandestine service. in the area of denial environment, this is associated with our rebalance to asia and to keep pace with high-end challenges. we're working on assured assistance and resiliency. that's about all i can say. at that point the third bullet is really kind of indicative there, and that is we're focused as a strategy on adapting some of the techniques where we've gotten incredibly precise and apply that to these higher end environments. in the counterterrorism area the predator and reaper, the unmanned ariel aircraft unaffectionately termed drones have been the signature of our counterterrorism much as the improvised explosive device has been that of terrorists. it has enabled the most precise counterterrorism campaign in the history of warfare and it is our most effective instrument. we are very healthy in this area, but we are looking to make enhancements and some advanced sensors as well as extending the range of our second generation platform considerably. our integration between

through an initiative called the defense clan service. in the anti-environment th-- an viral environment this is to keep pace with asia and high-end challenges we are working on surveillance and reconnaissance and the resillancy of the architecture and that is all i can say. there the third bullet is indicative and we are focused on adapting the techniques we learned in counter terrorism where we have gotten precise and apply that to the higher end value. the creditor and reaper, the aircraft that is unmanned and known as drones, have been the signature weapon of the past decade much as the explosive device has been the weapon for terrorist. it has enabled the most precise campaign in the history of warfare and it is or most effective instrument. we are healthy in this area but we are looking to make enhancements in advance censors and extended the range of the second generation platform considerably. another key advantage the the operations in the area. and the c2 problem evolves and shifts on us and we are at a turning point not just in

>> but the defense attorneys use the same tape to show something else.employed a standard police technique when he ended the interrogation and left the room with the tape machine still running. in this situation, a suspect will often say something incriminating. [ sobbing ] >> in this case, she said something else. [ sobbing ] >> oh, god, help me. help me to explain to him. you know i didn't do it. >> what major overbey had hoped to happen i think worked against him. i think he was in hopes that he would say something to hurt herself -- incriminate herself, and what she did, she reached out to god and started begging for help to give her the strength to endure that hostile interview. >> the defense claimed that the fire was accidental, that jim long mistakenly filled the hot kerosene heater with gasoline, causing the explosion. jean frantically tried to put it out, and when she couldn't, she ran to call for help. at some point, jim struck his head on the workbench, which fractured his skull and caused his death. the defense offered no explanation for why

it has repercussions for our defense budget and other issues. the big question is, can the united states be counted on? i'm a senior at episcopal high school. regarding ukraine, there seem to be two reasons to intervene. one would be that we have the mantle of being the world police, and two, it affects us in some way. if we put the world police aspect aside, how does intervening or not intervening in ukraine affect the united states directly? when you say intervene, there are lots of ways to play a role in the world short of sending troops and trying to do something with military force. two repercussions from ukraine. reminds us all the rush is not necessarily a content withwer, this current status in the world. it is an expansionist power, looking to reform international rule sets towards its benefit. people in asia and elsewhere are looking to see what we, what nato does. nato.s a real test for what is the purpose of this alliance? does it have meaning today, or does it not? having sanctions on a handful of causes mr. which putin and others t

if it was defense was deadly force unnecessary mess. to you for the men to defend themselves and those around them now if convicted the former blackwater guards could face anywhere between thirty years to life in prison. correspondent marina port now with the very latest there thank you. now in northern iraq al qaeda fighters have seized yet another city the city of to crete and that is after taking control of most school close to the country's largest oil refinery recent days jihadist fighters have been ramping up the insurgency across the country and they're now in control of the entire northern province of nineveh and its capital most school iraq's second largest city jihadist also gained ground in other parts of the country including all rich poor cook province in the city of fallujah a quarter of two million population of already fled their homes and soldiers of abandoned their posts in fear of the radicals believed to be the al qaeda splinter group known as the islamic state of iraq and found militants of also reportedly overrun p

activist told me to hide behind a big car and i film from that spot this self-defense activist raised his hand showed the refugees the safe path and at this moment the first shell exploded and damaged his hand how a journalist stayed further away at the check and i turned my head and saw that the second and the third shells went up exactly where they were only managed to film people dragging away of self-defense activists who had no legs there was a brute between us between our journalists and me i could hear mortar shells exploding all the time they both had press written on their clothes but that didn't save them while in an attempt to ease the tension in the east ukraine's president poroshenko has come up with a peace plan and that includes an amnesty for those who agree to lay down their arms and haven't committed severe crimes also the creation of a ten kilometer wide buffer zone along the border with russia and changes to the constitution to guarantee the free and safe use of the russian language also that the centralization of power to the eastern regions and early local and pa

national defense is the priority job of the federal government. our constitution grants this congress a full range of authorities for establishing the defense of our nation. our task in this house is to ensure that our military is ready to respond when the commander in chief calls. this legislation moves us towards a state of current and future military readiness that will protect america, and i urge its passage. thank you, mr. chairman, and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the chair recognizes the gentleman from indiana. mr. visclosky: i appreciate the recognition, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. visclosky: i would like to begin by expressing my appreciation as well to the -- to chairman frelinghuysen on the collegial and transparent manner in which he crafted h.r. 4870, the fiscal year 2015 defense appropriations act. i also want to express my sincere appreciation for the efforts of chairman hal rogers and ranking member nita lowey and all of

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defense teams found out in april that four members of the various defense teams might have been questioned by the f.b.i. now those defense teams the people that were question were not lawyers after this point we do not know what the investigation was trying to uncover we do not know who was the target of this investigation we don't know what they found if anything what we do know right now is that the f.b.i. investigations are allegedly over or so says the prosecution there are no current investigations going on and that none of those investigations were against the lawyers themselves but the reason the lawyers are making such a big deal out of this is that they say that this is having a chilling effect one of the lawyer says that he actually put off a trip to the middle east for a fact finding mission because he was afraid that he could be seen as some type of a conspirator himself so they said this is a major chilling effect and they want to know what is going on so what these defense lawyers are asking for is for f.b.i. agents to testify to the court on the on the record under oath abou

activists told me to hide behind a big car and i film from that spot this self-defense activists raised his hand to show the refugees the safe path of this moment the first more time exploded and damaged this hand our journalists stayed further away at the checkpoint and i turned my head and i saw that the second and third more tires went off exactly where they were i didn't see my colleagues as my view of them was blocked by trees i only managed to film people drag it away as some defense activist he had no legs there was a roll between us tween our journalist and me i could hear mortars exploding all the time what they both had press written on their clothes but that didn't save them if we did the russian president as his ukrainian counterpart to bring about a cease fire in eastern ukraine when the two talked by phone petro poroshenko promised but a mere putin he'd investigate the deaths of the journalists and guarantee safety for the media in the future russia's envoy to the un batali churkin said that right now the conditions for reporters in ukraine are worse than they were joining

activists told me to hide behind a big car in a film from that spot this self-defense activist raised his hand to show the refugees the safe path and at this moment the first more time exploded and damaged his hand our journalists stayed further away at the checkpoint and i turned my head and i saw that the second and third more towers went off exactly where they were i didn't see my colleagues as my view of them was blocked by trees i only managed to film people drag it away a self-defense activist he had no legs there was a roll between us between our journalists and me i could hear more tires exploding all the time they both had press written on their colds but they didn't save them. and witnesses about attack say that the shell exploded right at the feet of the sound engineer voloshin he was twenty seven years old reporter hagar cohen a look he leaves behind his wife and a seven year old daughter. q b. well in the wake of the tragedy the russian president vladimir putin urged his ukrainian counterpart petro poroshenko to bring about a cease fire with a shanker saying he'd investig

and also this hour the best defense seems to be a good often say radical group claiming to protect the rights of jews does so by intimidating its victims to death threats. you're watching from in the world welcome to moscow to r.t. international i mean o'neill. america is ready to use our power in iraq that was the president obama who said any action will be precise targeted to help us militants are currently sweeping across the country to help combat the threat washington sending three hundred military advisers there. to help the story for us president obama is leaving the door open for further action saying that the u.s. is prepared to take targeted military action if the violence in iraq spirals further out of control because of our increased intelligence resources we're developing more information about potential targets associated with. them going forward we will be prepared to take targeted and precise military action if and when we determine that the situation on the ground requires now that's a complicated gamble because u.s. intelligence agencies are having a difficult time id

what i have continually stated is this is about self defense. this is a person confronted with imminent threat. >> what is your answer to those who break into someone's house will they get what they deserve, if they are shot and killed? >> that's a terrible statement, they get what they deserve. the better message is, make a decision, don't do it. >> devana webb, her 15-year-old son demonte moore accompanied his friend to a house. the man inside shot them both. >> i could see the big street from my door. i said my son ain't gone, my son is going to turn that corner in a minute, walking. he never turned it. >> the initial police report says webb's son was trying to break into the home. a claim webb questions. the autopsy says he suffered multiple gunshot wounds. he collapsed on the sidewalk outside this home. >> what's it like for you to come to this spot? >> i just wish he could have lived. the police report says trying the break in. that means that they didn't step a foot in that house, they didn't break in. >> instead of it being a case of sel

damaging the military's readiness undercutting our defense strategy. our capabilities. the president's five-year budget plan provides a realistical earn the toif sequestration, projecting as you note, a $115 billion more than current law allows from 2016 to 2019. this is the minimum amount of spending that our military and leadership needs to successfully ebs cute the defense strategy. since my submitted statement explains in detail our budget request and the rationale behind the key decisions i want to focus on two critical areas. first, our decision to reduce the size of the military's structure and retire old platforms and invest in training and modernization. under the strict budget limits being imposed on dod we cannot keep our current forestructure adequately ready and modernized. readiness is our main concern. i know it's the concern of the committee. readiness is our main concern as it must be for anyone who cares about our national security and the men and women who defend it. we cannot place our men and women in situations if they are not ready. it would be a

defensive coordinator bill davis on the 2014 defense saying brains are as important as braun. >> theher the football iq of the individual and collectively as team the better it is for everybody. the better the communication is, the better the handle to pressure and high pressure situations, the better we stay on the same page at the end of day 11 men playing as one and playing fast is how you play great defense. >> from eagles football to the world cup football. germany and portugal all germa germany. more importantly all item mass mueller the hat trick. the three goal performance as germany beats portugal the final today four to nil and the united states just underway against ghana. one minute in and clint dem seat united states with the early goal. 32 seconds in. the united states up on ghana one to nil. we can't say nothing, it's nil. >> that's right. >> one-nil. >> got it. >> thank you. >> we have one last check on that breaking news we've been following for you all night. skyfox over the two thus sand block of mountain street just short time ago. you can see all the police activ

the jewish defense league burst into the limelight several years ago following perceived comments from the popular fashion designer john galliano he had been caught on camera in a local cafe and artist apparently expressing his love for hitler the group responded by targeting the premises carving it in posters labeling an enemy of israel on two fronts over dot com right now a new tool to keep protesters at bay is hitting the market we tell you all of you many drones capable of firing pepper spray paint balls and why critics say their danger is being on the made. in the world's biggest in the sky. observatory blown off the top of a three thousand meter high market in chile so it can set up the largest ever have a scope. a small village in the philippines may have to make way for a huge u.s. military base as part of the asian nations fight over the resource rich south china sea and with the u.s. could both america's presence in the region where america or washington already has tens of thousands of troops of dozens of bases this month the nations will hold naval drills near the disputed

to come here on r t this hour the best defense it seems is of good dolphins a radical group claiming to protect the rights of jews does by intimidating its victims with death threats. still to come a tiny village in the philippines could be transformed into a multimillion dollar military base for the u.s. that's in a battle for the resource rich south china sea. on marriage in the financial world. goldman cannot stop and take credit. in life. and there are. speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world talks of the c.r.p. interview intriguing story are you. trying. to find out more visit or a big t.v. . in watching r.t. international next for you this hour for years jewish people have often found themselves the target of hatred and physical intimidation but it seems that the bullies have become the bullies or at least for one extremist group namely the jewish defense league later today a trial will begin in paris of. never know. they have a strong following and a clear message as only we are here present we are jews noble and cru

they say on wednesday, a chinese fighter jet flew dangerously close to self-defense force planes and they've launched a protest against their counterparts in beijing. they say a chinese su-27 came as close as 30 meters to a japanese reconnaissance aircraft and 45 meters to another. a photograph of the chinese jet shows a white missile like object between its left wing. the planes were patrolling the area where the two country's air defense identification zones over lap. the defense minister criticized china's action. >> translator: it was an extremely dangerous act for the chinese jet to fly so close to japanese self-defense planes over international waters. >> a minister at the japanese embassy in beijing filed a protest with the asian affairs department. he asked them to realize the seriousness of the matter. but embassy officials say they rejected japan's claims saying they were not true. last month, they approached fds aircraft on two separate occasions. they're asking them to protest what they call extremely dangerous acts. the spokesperson for the u.s. state department says all

of defense to submit a report to the congressional defense committees not later than 60 days after the enactment of this act saying that the additional assistance including out of the surplus warehouses. the goal of our efforts to empower the women of ukraine who despite enormous obstacles is to use humanitarian shipments from our country to anywhere where in the world to provide items to help them with food production and preservation. good seed, buckets, wheelbarrows, boots, hoes, rakes, fencing, carts, used tires that will fit the horse-drawn wagons. drying equipment, sizzors, grass clippers, hammers, hose, rope and strings and shortwaive radios? we anticipate with other provisions in this legislation states with capacity such as ohio, can arrange humanitarian shipments through the national guard partnerships to transport the tools and supplies to the ukranian women in their villages through charitable networks in their country. i recognize the important inclues in this bill. i thank the chairman of our committee and the ranking member and all freedom-loving people to understand the

nice play defensively by nate.ed to go between the legs of jimmy kimmel, who saw it coming. knocked out of bounds by kimmel. but here is robinson oh, over the head of kimmel and scores. what a move by nate robinson. this could be a very tough match for jimmy kimmel nate fires from deep. he's down 1-0. trying to back his way. and way off on that layup. >> i think that went out of bounds. >> back comes nate, with a 1-0 lead. egg drops. and he loses possession. >> i hate to see that happen. i really do. >> fresh egg is there. we're set to resume. kimmel with the left hand, comes up short on the drive. being very careful with the egg. and off glass. kimmel again scores. the game is tied at 1. excellent move by jimmy kimmel, he's been out here working on that left-handed shot. tries the same move. robinson did not go for it. did not matter. a 2-1 advantage for kimmel. robinson in trouble. robinson deflects it off the foot of kimmel. >> it was off his foot. >> cousin sal does not want to hear it from jimmy kimmel. robins

look at all of this initiative is aimed at making a ceasefire all inclusive then self-defense forces who oppose the current leadership must also be able to exercise their free will if the initiative includes an invitation by the keeper authorities to start dialogue with the southeast this would be in line with what percent of promised and it is what we expect from him the un security council is urging an investigation into violence against journalists in eastern ukraine after a crew from a russian t.v. channel were killed by army shelling near the city of new guns the only survivor of the attack was the cameramen who says the attack up targeted a group of refugees he believes it was not accidental fire. the crew was filming the evacuation of refugees want to shell hit their group these are images of civilians leaving the scene seconds before the explosion sound engineer on to involved in the died immediately reported on a new was taken to hospital with a severe injury by died on the operating table thirty minutes later he was called a cameraman described what happened. who do you who

so to come for you this hour the best defense is seems a good often so radical group claiming to protect the rights of jews does so by intimidating its victims with death threats. all the way a tiny village in the philippines could be transformed into a multimillion dollar military base for the u.s. that sin of bottleful the results which sounds china say. well not told you my language at all but i will only react to situations i have read the reports for so i'm likely to put the no i will leave them to the state department to comment on your minor point of the month to say to secure yes because i'm going to talk you know gonna. do no more weasel words. when you fade a direct question me prepared for a change when you run should be ready for a. critical speech and little down to freedom to crush. dramas the truth be ignored. stories others refuse to notice. the faces change the world right next. to picture of today's. on demand from around the globe. look to. or go back into staying with us here on r.t. international for years jewish people of often found themselves the target of hatred

we went to the place where according to the information we got there were refugees self-defense groups were helping the refugees to flee the areas under attack and when i reached the forefront the self-defense activist told me to hide behind a big car and i film from that spot this self-defense activist raised his hand showed the refugees the safe path and at this moment the first shell exploded and damaged his hand how journalists stayed further away at the chance and i turned my head and saw that the second and the third shots went up exactly where they were only managed to film people dragging away of self defense activists who had no legs there was a brute between us between our mortar shells exploding all the time they both had press written on their clothes but that didn't save them now in an attempt to ease the tension in the u.s. ukraine's president came up with a peace plan that includes an amnesty for those who agreed to lay down their arms and haven't committed severe crimes the creation also of a ten kilometer wide buffer zone along the border with russia and changes to the