no one consulted on the defense -- on the defense -- on the armed services committee. this bill, including its provisions limiting the use of the fiscal year 2016 bill, including its provision limiting the use of russian rocket engines, was debated for months. the committee had a vigorous debate, as i mentioned. and here's my point: the senate had this debate. we had ample time to have this debate. and through months of this fulsome debate, no senator came to the senate floor to make the case that we needed to buy more russian rocket engines. no senator introduced an amendment on the floor to lift the restriction on buying more russian rocket engines. to the contrary, the senate and the full congress, including the house of representatives, voted overwhelmingly and repeatedly to maintain this restriction. this is a policy issue, not a money issue. nowhere in the realm of the appropriations committee. it was resolved as it should have been on the defense policy bill. and here we stand -- here we stand with a 2,000-page omnibus aeption pros bill, crafted in secret -- in

-- defense.o litally offset gains by potential adversaries to keep the u.s. and allied forces in the global military lead. america's allies have en bracing both goals. the european defense agency is eager to partner with both washington and nato to drive innovation and thinking.g. that is good news when threats are g growing at defense news is rising faster than defense costs. that means more cooperation and less redone -- less redundancy. europe is home to some of the advanced companies, including autonomy tecechnologis that are increasingly attractive the pentagon. budget constints have forced european militaries to get goo at adapting good commercial ideas for military u uses, which is exactly what the pentagon was thinking. allies must reach a true partnerip. while eliminatinall barrie that impede cooperation. thank you for watching. visit us at defense news.com. including outlook 2016 special repo with cmentararies from todefense leaders worldwidide. how anti-muslim rhetotoric may hurt the r

to compete for department of defense business. that is to the credit of space-x that they reached that point. i thought this was an exciting development because once again we were going to have competition between the united launch alliance. the old bowing-lockede merger and space-x. the owner of space-x said we can do this for a fraction to the cost of the american taxpayers. what i did was invite the ceo's of both subcommittee -- companies at the same time. we asked them questions about operations and the cost and projections of the future. then at the end of the hearing, i said to the ceo's in each company, i want to do something that is a little unusual, i want to offer to each of you the opportunity, if you wish, to submit ten questions to the other ceo. so they did. it was a complete record. and a good one. and it really, for the first time showed me, we were moving to a new stage in our rocket science and capacity that could serve the united states by keeping us safe and keeping the cost down. vladimer putin of russia decid

no one consulted on the defense -- on the defense -- on the armed services committee. this bill, including its provisions limiting the use of the fiscal year 2016 bill, including its provision limiting the use of russian rocket engines, was debated for months. the committee had a vigorous debate, as i mentioned. and here's my point: the senate had this debate. we had ample time to have this debate. and through months of this fulsome debate, no senator came to the senate floor to make the case that we needed to buy more russian rocket engines. no senator introduced an amendment on the floor to lift the restriction on buying more russian rocket engines. to the contrary, the senate and the full congress, including the house of representatives, voted overwhelmingly and repeatedly to maintain this restriction. this is a policy issue, not a money issue. nowhere in the realm of the appropriations committee. it was resolved as it should have been on the defense policy bill. and here we stand -- here we stand with a 2,000-page omnibus aeption pros bill, crafted in secret -- in

. >> defense secretary michael fallon met. afterwards, they spoke with reporters for about 20 minutes. the united kingdom has been a strong member since the beginning of the campaign. making significant contributions to air operations including strikes against a sola targets at a rock. iraq.targets at and reconnaissance missions in both iraq and syria. british partners have provided robust support, advising, assisting, and building capacity of local forces taking the fight to isil in both iraq and syria. as we put a increased pressure and intensify airstrikes against isil's financial infrastructure across syria, we appreciate and to the world appreciates the uk's contribution to this necessary and critical mission. with strong allies like the united states and the united kingdom need to bear every instrument of power against this barbaric foe, we will defeat isil and we will ensure they stay defeated. of course our work together , extends far beyond the middle east. in europe we must continue , writing the new playbook. one th

we've got to assure the department of defense and our defense agencies can put critical satellites in orbit when needed. we've got to make certain that the cost of these launches is competitive so that taxpayers end up getting the best outcome for the dollars they put into our national defense. we've got to generate competition to drive down costs, and we've got to bring to an end our reliance on russian manufactured rocket engines. i wish that were not the case. i irish that our relationship with russia was positive in every aspect, but it's not, and i join with virtually all of my colleagues in believing that the sooner we move away from russian-made engines to american-made engines in competition, the better for us and the better for our nation. there's no doubt that our omnibus appropriation bill recognizes the need to end our reliance on russian engines, and we actually put our money where our mouth is. we added $143.6 million on top of the $84.4 million requested by the president to accelerate the development of a new rocket engine. this amount is $43.6 million more than the $10

so defense innovation is very fashionable term right now in general and for defense i would say it's dangerously fashionable. if you look at the quadrennial defense review for last year, the word innovation was used 33 times. unfortunately, it was often used as a synonym for "miracle." in this environment a word like innovate can become meaningless quickly. as you can tell from my wardrobe today i'm innovating right now. laugh leif all that's required is a basic lack of appreciation or respect for common dress standar standards. [ laughter ] >> so if all it takes to pursue innovation is good wardrobe i think i'm probably doing okay. i will never catch up to ben in terms of fashcial hair or accen so i've got a long way to go. this talk of innovation makes me think many of us have seen this movie before whether it be defense transformation or revolution and military affairs. innovation is another iteration on a similar then we've seen before. i don't raise this to say innovation is just another buzz worth we'll see have its moment in the sun and die out. but rather to say organizationa

and we heard just a few days ago from secretary of defense, former secretary of defense michele flournoy, about one of the initiatives. it has become a routine bottom-up staff exercise that consumes many man-hours, rather than a top-down leadership exercise that sets clear priorities and allocates risks. one of the things i would hope the witnesses talk about is the planning process, the formal and informal process, how we can improve that. that is just one of the items. i think there is a long and important list of topics that we could discuss. the role in the authorities assigned to the staff, whether he should be placed in the chain of command for military operation, improving structural reform to combatant commands and field activities, and the potential benefits of adopting organizational chaes

i love the rushing defense of mark dantonio and that alabama defense, they put everyone on lock-down. the key stopping derrick henry who we were just discuss in the heisman conversation, stop him, of course, jake coker to beat you and deal with calvin ridley but this michigan state defense, this is going to be a close one. >> rick: michigan state rush defense they have to be stout and stout they have been in every other big game. the michigan game, they held them to 231 yards. the buckeyes they held to 132 yards and iowa which we knew could run coming into the big ten championship game held them to less than 100 yards rushing. if they can have that kind of performance defensively against derrick henry, who will get the ball a lot, i guarantee you -- they'll be in that ballgame. >> adam: in the other playoff semifinal match-up new year's eve, the orange bowl with number four oklahoma against number one undefeated clemson, the sooners finished the regular season strong, three straight wins over ranked opponents, offense on fire. you go back, you've got that 40-6 stunner over the sooners

detroit's defense was all lined up there. they were going to make it tough on whatever it was, run or a quick pass. they were not going to give them an easy completion. jim: well, if you fail here and detroit takes over at that point on the field, even if the lions scored a touchdown, got the extra point, it would still be a two-score game. phil: that's right. but 30-14, two scores, two, two-point conversions. jim: same pass to cobb. shakes off the hit. cobb out of bounds at the 41. phil: wow. probably one of the first passes they install every year is this play. randall cobb in the slot. breaks out. jim: goes for 16. cobb's first catch of the night. phil: mike mccarthy, you better get out of the way. jim: another throw over to cobb. and he's out of bounds after a short gain. that's diggs on the hit. let's go down to tracy. tracy: jim, you mentioned eddie yards. we've seen james starks and even the rookie john crockett in his first nfl game. i spoke to officials down on the packers sideline and they told me it is not injury r

detroit's defense was all lined up there. they were going to make it tough on whatever it was, run or a quick pass. they were not going to give them an easy completion. jim: well, if you fail here and detroit takes over at that point on the field, even if the lions scored a touchdown, got the extra point, it t uld still be a two-score game. phil: that's right. but 30-14, two scores, two, two-point conversions. jim: same pass to cobb. shakes off the hit. cobb out of bounds at the 41. phil: wow. probably one of the first passes they installllvery yeaea is this play. nice fake at the lining and breaks out. jim: goes for 16. cobb's first catchf the night. phil: mike mccarthy, you better get out of the way. jim: another throw over to cobb. and hs out of bounds after a short gain. that's diggs on the hit. let's go down to tracy. tracy: jim, you mentioned eddie lacy just five carries, four yards. we've seen james starks and e en the rookie j jn crockett in his first nfl game. i spoke to officials down on the packers sideline and the

detroit's defense was all lined up there. they were going to make it tough on whatever it was, run or a quick pass. they were not going to give them an easy completion. jim: well, if you fail here and detroit takes over at that point on the field, even if the lions scored a touchdown, got the extra point, it would still be a two-score game. phil: that's right. but 30-14, two scores, two, two-point conversions. jim: same pass to cobb. shakes off the hit. cobb out of bounds at the 41. phil: wow. probably one of the first passes they install every year is this play. randall cobb in the slot. nice fake at the lining and breaks out. cobb's first catch of the night. phil: mike mccarthy, you better get out of the way. jim: another throw over to cobb. and he's out of bounds after a short gain. that's diggs on the hit. let's go down to tracy. tracy: jim, you mentioned eddie lacy just five carries, four yards. we've seen james starks and even the rookie john crockett in his first nfl game. i spoke to officials down on the packers sidel

reporter: i asked for comment on the defense's use of insanity, defense in the commonwealth that almost never works, he said he wouldn't go there, didn't want to talk about the defense strategy. he says he knows the prosecution put on a very good case and won. he called it a good day for justice in the commonwealth. live in salem, jonathan hall, 7 news. >> thank you, jonathan. >>> because which i see as many a juvenile it really changes how the case proceeds. >> 7 legal analyst tom hoopes joins us. tom? >> we're going to have the sentencing. it's different than he if he was an adult the judge would have sentenced him today, or tomorrow and it would have been automatic. there would have been life without parole, some input from victim impact sentences. it's changed. discretion. that means the defense is going to present everything they can on behalf of their client so that it will be life and some rain believe of parole in there. prosecution is going to want to make that the highest number. the defense is going to lowest number. we'll get to watch not only the victims giving everything t

department of defense. the secretaries can see whether or not we ought to have more of those to expand it. so this is early days. you can still, it's not going as fast as i would've liked. believe me nothing ever goes as fast as we would like, and in the pentagon. but we are making progress. so we are trying to gain more approaches with the commercial sector. we are trying to make smart bets so that the next administrators going to have a wide variety of options to go forward. i know we are out of time. i would just like to say forums like this are absolutely critical. the department of defense listens very carefully to what is happening in the think tank world, into the leading, two discussions among leadership of a wide variety of defense industrial base, and think tanks. i can tell you how important it is for you to prod us long to tell us where we are wrong, tell us where we are headed down a rat hole. thank you very much for everything you do, and god bless you. thanks for having me. [applause] .. >> a

detroit's defense was all lined up there. they were going to make it tough on whatever it was, run or a quick pass. they were not going to give them an easy completion. jim: well, if you fail here and detroit takes over at that point on the field, even if the lions scored a touchdown, got the extra point, it would still be a two-score game. but 30-14, two scores, two, two-point conversions. jim: same pass to cobb. shakes off the hit. cobb out of bounds at the 41. phil: wow. probably one of the first passes they install every year is this play. randall cobb in the slot. nice fake at the lining and breaks out. jim: goes for 16. cobb's first catch of the night. phil: mike mccarthy, you better get out of the way. jim: another throw over to cobb. and he's out of bounds after a short gain. that's diggs on the hit. let's go down to tracy. tracy: jim, you mentioned eddie lacy just five carries, four yards. we've seen james starks and even the rookie john crockett in his first nfl game. i spoke to officials down on the packers sidelin

ose defense will make a statement. alabama-michigan state, whosese offense i igoing to make that play. who are your winners of the semifinals? you can take me all the way to the national champion. >> rick: my gut feeling is that oklahoma will prevail. they have revenge motive because they got waylaid a year ago. on the other side i think alabama has too much on the defensive sidi even thoh connor cook is probably the more competent quarterback, then when they get together i'm picking oklahoma. >> brian: michigan state lost five years ago 20-11 in a bowl game to alabama.a. theyey were thumped 49-7. all those players are gone but the coaches are still there and mark dantonio remembers. i think their defense can cause turnovers even though i like connor cook. agree witit you, oklahoma can knock off clemson and then alabama and oklahoma the rematch, you've got to go with bama, don't you? >> adam: derrick henry made a name for himself originally. rick won't be with us for the sun bowl. we loved having you in your season deb

i love the rushing defense of michigan state, a good one under mark dantonio and that alabama defense, they put everyone on lock-down. the key stopping derrick henry who we were just discuss in the heisman conversation, stop him, of course, jake coker to beat you and deal with calvin ridley but this michigan state defense, this is going to be a close one. >> rick: michigan state rush defense they have to be stout and stout they have been in every other big game. them to 231 yards. the buckeyes they held to 132 yards and iowa which we knew could run coming into the big ten championship game held them to less than 100 yards rushing. if they can have that kind of performance defensively against derrick henry, who will get the ball a lot, i guarantee you -- they'll be in that ballgame. >> adam: in the other playoff semifinal match-up new year's eve, the orange bowl with number four oklahoma against number one undefeated clemson, the sooners finished the regular season strong, three straight wins over ranked opponents, offense on fire. the tigers have won 16 straight. you go back, you've g

a lot of things have to happened within your defense to be the defensive player of the year. so, that was a credit and a compliment to our defense andndet deiondre' got the individual honor, which he very well deserved." trt: 24 oc: "very well deserved" ... iowa cornerback desmond king`received more national recognition today. he was named one of camp player of the year award. the winner will be announced on december 10th at 5 p.m on sportscenter. king was also named the winner of the 2015 jack tatum award by the touchdown club of columbus. it'ss given to the best defensive back in college football. king leads the nation with 8 interceptions. ... new iowa state football head coach matt campbell was named the mac coach of the year today. as e prepares for the 2 26 season at iowa state, one player he's excited to have is running back mike warren. warren committed to toledo, but came to iowa state and ran for more than 13 hundred yards and five tououhdowns. "i think i may make him run a little bit extra from the start of this thing because i tried to recruit michael at toledo. h

and we heard just a few days ago from secretary of defense, former secretary of defense michele flournoy, about one of the initiatives. it has become a routine bottom-up staff exercise that consumes many man-hours, rather than a top-down leadership exercise that sets clear priorities and allocates risks. one of the things i would hope the witnesses talk about is the planning process, the formal and informal process, how we can improve that/ that is just one of the items/ i think there is a long and important list of topics that we could discuss. the role in the authorities assigned to the staff, whether he should be placed in the chain of command for military operation, an improving structural reform to combatant commands and field activities, and the potential benefits of adopting organizational changes, including consolidation and functional teams to achieve efficiencies and provide senior militaryand leaders more timely recommendations. in previous hearings, our witnesses have observed better capitalizing on the gains achieved through those improvements may require significant changes

detroit's defense was all lined up there. they were going to make it tough on whatever it was, run or a quick pass. they were not going to give them an easy completion. jim: well, if you fail here and detroit takes over at that point on the field, even if the lions scored a touchdown, got the extra point, it would still be a two-score game. phil: that's right. but 30-14, two scores, two, two-point conversions. jim: same pass to cobb. shakes off the hit. cobb out of bounds at the 41. phil: wow. probably one of the first passes they install every year is this play. randall cobb in the slot. nice fake at the lining and breaks out. jim: goes for 16. cobb's first catch of the night. phil: mike mccarthy, you better get out of the way. jim: another throw over to cobb. and he's out of bounds after a short gain. that's diggs on the hit. let's go down to tracy. tracy: jim, you mentied eddie lacy just five carries, four yards. we've seen james starks and even the rookie john crockett in his first nfl game. i spoke to officials down on t

great play by the defense. jim: second -- six seconds, i don't think they can advance it in six seconds. surely not far enough to get out of bounds and kick can a feek field goal so one absolute desperation moment in the middle of the field. to jones. to rodgers to rodgers. how about that? he's thrown down. we have a flag! the game's not over. grabbed him by the facemask. that was devin taylor. referee: personal foul, facemask, number 98 defense. 15-yard penalty. automatic first down. the game will be extended for one play. jim: like the game in jacksonville. in that case jacksonville had enough yardage with the penalty to be able to be in field goal range for the winning kick by myers. did he get the facemask? phil: he hit it. why they threw the flag. jim: all right, well, the ball is spotted. facemask. 39. how far can rodgers throw it? phil: he can make it to the end zone if he gets out of the pocket, gets a running start, but can the receivers get far on and off down the field? jim: rodgers in trouble. he tu

you force the defense to answer the bell. blows are taking huge -- paying huge dividends for michigan state. i would run it again on 3rd and 2 and force iowa to stop me. i won't throw the football unless i am forced to on a 4th down opportunity. >> gus: michigan state 4 for 4 on 3rd downs this drive. the freshman running back scott. 233 out of hoy. they give it to him looking. they knock him backwards. wow!ohio. they give it to him looking. they knock him backwards. there is an injured spartan. >> joel: that's conklin and he throws him to the side. right there in the hole to make the pli. the play of the drive so far from iowa. they force one snap of the football for all of the fumbles. >> gus: 4th down and 2 at the 5 yardline for michigan state. keeler the right tackle. number 79. michigan state still has 3 timeouts. even if the event they fail, they could fet the ball back. but they would still need that touchdown. >> joel: they ran the ball so effectively on this series. will put the ball in the hands of a senior quarterba

thank you all. >> tonight on c-span, that defense secretary ashton carter -- the british defensive defense secretary holding a joint meeting. then donald trump. and, martin o'malley visiting a mosque. on the next washington journal, jim kessler of third way will discuss the 1994 federal assault weapons ban and its effect on the current debate over gun control. then the congressional stalemate on dozens of tax picks set to expire at the end of the year. and the deputy editor of climate wire reports on the climate change talks. 7:00ngton journal, live at a.m.. >> you come into this house and there's so much to do. there is so much coming at you that there is no time to think or reflect. >> a high. we're digging soil because we are about to plant a garden. >> i will not be satisfied until every military spouse who has -- once a job as one. >> at the end of the day, my most important title is still mom and -- mom-in-chief. obama became the first african-american first lady when her husband was elected president. her focus has been on social issues such as poverty, education, health and living.

the defense, this hasn't been a bad half by the denver defense. haley, now playing the distance and the clock and the time of the game, well done. jim: first down with p:30 to go. fires it. touchdown! again, it's brown! antonio brown. having another monster performance. 23-yard touchdown. phil: these receivers. they know all you got to do is give our quarterback just a little window. watching him step back and he just rips it. and antonio brown gets inside. a safety in the middle. but when you are throwing the ball like ben roethlisberger is, not much you can do on the defensive side. jim: chris harris, one of the he has turned around. i don't know if he ever has in his career had a day quite like this. phil: well. jim: second time for a touchdown. phil: antonio brown on the second side. he never gets over there. watch. even though he releases inside. watch the quarterback just let it go. and the window is tight. made it look easy, didn't he? jim: antonio makes a lot of things look easy. he and roethlisberger. but brown, he puts up these catch gam

i love the rushing defense of michigan state, a good one under mark dantonio and that alabama defensee on lock-down. the key stopping derrick henry who we were just discuss in the heisman conversation, stop him, of course, jake coker to beat you and deal with calvin ridley but this michigan state defense, this is going to be a close one. >> rick: michigan state rush defense they have to be stout and stout they have been in every other big game. the michigan game, they held them to 231 yards. the buckeyes they held to 132 yards and iowa which we knew could run coming into the big ten championship game held them to less than 100 yards rushing. if they can have that kind of performance defensively against derrick henry, who will get the ball a lot, i guarantee you -- they'll be in that ballgame. >> adam: in the other playoff semifinal match-up new year's eve, the orange bowl with number four oklahoma against number one undefeated clemson, the sooners finished the regular season strong, three straight wins over ranked opponents, offense on fire. the tigers have won 16 straight. you go bac

committee meets today to continue our series of hearingse on defense before. we predict the effects of the goldwater-nichols reform on ourd defense acquisition management and personnel system. our past and the past few days have considered what most of you as the essence of goldwater-nichols. and the roles are responsible for chan'ector at defense and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, the service secretaries and service chiefs, and the combatant commanders.to unde this morning we seek to understand how goldwater-nichols has impacted theat effectiveness of u.s. military operations and what reforms may be necessary.or we are pleased to welcome our distinguished panel of witnesses who will offer insights from their many years of experience and distinguished service. general norton schwartz, formern chief of sdtaff of the air force and president and ceo of his executives for national security. admiral james stavridis, former commander at u.s.-european command and u.s. southern and currently again at the fletcher school of law and a diplomacy at tufts univ

and we heard just a few days ago from the second of defense, former secretary of defense michele flournoy about one of the issues that that was in her words over the years the qdr has become a bottle of staff exercise that includes hundreds of participants and consumes many man-hours rather than a top and leadership exercises that sets clear priorities that makes tough choices and allocate risk. one of the things i would hope the witnesses will talk about is the whole planning process, the formal, informal and how we can improve that. that's just one of the items. there's a long and i think important list of topics that we could discuss. the role in the authority assigned to the joint chief of staff, but he should replace the military chain of command for military operations. and the potential benefits of adopting organizational changes including consolidation of staff development and creation of cross functional teams to achieve efficiencies and provide senior civilian and military leaders with more impact in a timely recommendations. finally, in previous hearings some of our witnesses h

we have a flat defense budget. if something will come in, couple 8% of it in the next 15 years, then you have a flat budget, that will come from everything else. so it's probably time to -- no better time do it than in the last year of administration. that won't happen with this administration, but perhaps with the hugh onew one. >> steve, we'll go to you. one area that continually grows every year and acquisition officials like to point out because it's taking money away from them will is health care and the defense growth there. why is the health care budget growing so rapidly? >> and the important thing to remember is this is a problem that the whole nation is facing. department of defense at a faster pace than the private sector. so why is the cost of health care rising in the d.o.d.? some of it is cost of war, but you can't explain it all from that. you can't explain much of it. so i don't want to spurt out a bunch of facts. but let me spurt out one fact. maybe two. i talked earlier that the budget has risen f

defense, number 7. 15-yard penalty. automatic first down. >> jesse: travis wilson trying to take a shot to kenneth scott running a go route here. got his head turned back and both hands in on the body and can't locate the football and there's -- >> brent: no reason to run into him like that. >> jesse: definite contact and hannemann has to know better to play that cleaner and on a second and long situation they hehelput utah. >> brent: first down and ten for the utes, play action. wilson has his underneath man and for a good gain on first down, you could see that play coming from a mile away. >> jesse: travis wilson is a situation, the game he's got to be on, only four-year starter in utah history. i think his career woulde defined as one where he's shown tremendous toughness and resiliency. he's been through it all. a serus head injury in his sophomore career almost ended hihis caree and overcame that but he's been criticized often. every off-season he's had to rewin his job and here he is in his final holy war up two t

, waiting to hear from defense secretary ash carter. the associated press reporting that the ap has learned that defense secretary carter will order the military to open all combat jobs to women and is giving the armed services until january 1st to submit plans to make the historic change. carter's announcement expected today. it rebuffs arguments from the joint chiefs of staff chairman that the marine corps should be allowed to exclude women from certain front line combat jobs, citing studies that mixed gender units aren't as capable as male units. that official was not authorized to discuss the matter publicly and spoke on condition of anonymity. again, that from the associated press. we expect to hear from the defense secretary in a few moments. we're live on c-span 3. >>> the secretary is actually entering. come on in, that's okay. i'll just sit there. >> we've got a live shot. >> the secretary has grown a few inches. >> is he that tall? >> he's very tall. >> he's not that tall. >>> again, we're live at the pentagon briefing room, w

detroit's defense was all lined up there. they were going to make it tough on whatever it was, run or a quick pass. they were not going to give them an easy completion. jim: well, if you fail here and detroit takes over at that point on the field, even if the lions scored a touchdown, got the extra point, it would still be a two-score game. phil: that's right. but 30-14, two scores, two, two-point conversions. jim: same pass to cobb. shakes off the hit. cobb out of bounds at the 41. phil: wow. probably one of the first passes they install every year is this play. randall cobb in the slot. nice fake at the lining and breaks out. jim: goes for 16. cobb's first catch of the night. phil: mike mccarthy, you better get out of the way. jim: another throw over to cobb. and he's out of bounds after a short gain. that's diggs on the hit. let's go down to tracy. tracy: jim, you mentioned eddie lacy just five carries, four yards. we've seen james starks and even the rookie john crockett in his first nfl game. i spoke to officials down on

you force the defense to answer the bell. right now all of those body blows are taking huge -- paying huge dividends for michigan state. i would run it again on 3rd and 2 and force iowa to stop me. i won't throw the football unless i am forced to on a 4th down opportunity. >> gus: michigan state 4 for the freshman running back scott. 233 out of hoy. they give it to him looking. they knock him backwards. wow!ohio. they give it to him looking. they knock him backwards. wow! there is an injured spartan. >> joel: that's conklin and he throws him to the side. right there in the hole to make the pli. the play of the drive so far from iowa. they force one snap of the football for all of the fumbles. >> gus: 4th down and 2 at state. number 79. michigan state still has 3 timeouts. even if the event they fail, they could fet the ball back. but they would still need that touchdown. >> joel: they ran the ball so effectively on this series. you wonder if mark dantonio will put the ball in the hands of a senior quarterback or his true fres

you force the defense to answer the bell.ight now all of those body blows are taking huge -- paying huge dividends for michigan state. i would run it again on 3rd and 2 and force iowa to stop me. i won't throw the football unless i am forced to on a 4th down opportunity. >> gus: michigan state 4 for 4 on 3rd downs this drive. the freshman running back scott. 233 out of hoy. they give it to him looking. they knock him backwards. wow!ohio. they give it to him looking. they knock him backwards. wow! there is an injured spartan. >> joel: that's conklin and he throws him to the side. right there in the hole to make the pli. the play of the drive so far from iowa. they force one snap of the football for all of the fumbles. >> gus: 4th down and 2 at the 5 yardline for michigan state. keeler the right tackle. number 79. michigan state still has 3 timeouts. even if the event they fail, they could fet the ball back. but they would still need that touchdown. >> joel: they ran the ball so effectively on this series. you wonder if mark da

you force the defense to answer the bell. right now all of those body blows are taking huge -- michigan state. and 2 and force iowa to stop me. i won't throw the football unless i am forced to on a 4th down opportunity. >> gus: michigan state 4 for 4 on 3rd downs this drive. the freshman running back scott. 233 out of hoy. they give it to him looking. they knock him backwards. they give it to him looking. they knock him backwards. wow! there is an injured spartan. >> joel: that's conklin and he throws him to the side. the play of the drive so far from iowa. they force one snap of the football for all of the fumbles. >> gus: 4th down and 2 at the 5 yardline for michigan state. keeler the right tackle. number 79. michigan state still has 3 timeouts. even if the event they fail, they could fet the ball back. but they would still need that touchdown. >> joel: they ran the ball so effectively on this series. you wonder if mark dantonio will put the ball in the hands of a senior quarterback or his true has been the work horse on th

got to be defensive. >> brent: dropped.fect strike and juergens turned to move and dropped the football so here comes your third and ten. that pass rush again for utah critical. >> jesse: fitts, jason fanaika, off the edge. has to make -- disrupt the timing of tanner mangum. get him off his launch point. contain him and keep him in the pocket. >> brent: third down. diving for it is houk. got the first down. terrific run after the catch. moved the chains and here come the cougars again. >> jesse: he's too big. he's got a nine-inch height advantage over the slot defender justin thomas and just can't defend him. he's got too big of a body. can't tackle him. that gets the first, size advantage at receiver. it's big. >> brent: five receivers out. putting heat on the cougars' offensive line. >> jesse: got to go, though, you got to hurry up if you're byu. too much time. that took way too much time to get lined up. >> brent: middle incomplete and there was pressure by that defensive front. what a luxury and now we've got an injured

the results, the defense lawyer for these thing are usually dismal, i think is what the defense lawyer would say. to steve cooper about the reaction there. one woman breaking down and philip chism just stoic throughout that entire thing. >> the camera for a little while -- the camera was on a little while the family of colleen ritzer. you can see where the especially the not guilty verdict, one of the family members very emotional reaction to it. nine hours over two days to find him guilty of murdering this beautiful math teacher, no surprise that it went so quickly. >> no. actually, in a murder case, eight, nine hours is often times about average. sometimes it's four, sometimes two, three, four, five days. for this kind of case, i really think they wanted to go long enough to be certain that they could say to each other that we did a really good job, we sorted out all the evidence, we the evidence of the psychiatrist and psychologist and gave it careful consideration. in the end they are going to go home and be talking about this case for the rest of their lives and thinking did we do

i thought the defense played well.ld in the game by the offense didn't show up. >> okay, i know you've got a lot of opinions for what this means for the long-term future of the 49ers. but first, it did seem like the wells -- wheels fell off the bus last week in cleveland. some players admit they underestimated the browns and even cleveland's head coach mike hutton suggested they quit. joe montana showing up for a halftime ceremony, probably cringed at what he saw. aj mccarron stirring in place of a gw broke his thumb last week. mccarron won a couple national titles with alabama. 37 yards, cincinnati decides to go for it inside the 30, look at navarro bowman. they turn it over. still scoreless in the second quarter, blaine gabbert pass the flex off mcdonald's hands into packer hands. interceptions marked by joe staley turned over and a potential scoring drive for san francisco. 49ers kept giving the ball away. -- gets necessary yardage but goes down. bolden's first fumble since 2010. too much to overcome for the 49er de

got to be defensive. >> brent: dropped. perfect strike and juergens turned to move and dropped the football so here comes your third and ten. that pass rush again for utah critical. >> jesse: fitts, jason fanaika, off the edge. has to make -- disrupt the timing of tanner mangum. get him off his launch point. pocket. >> brent: third down. diving for it is houk. got the first down. terrific run after the catch. moved the chains and here come the cougars again. >> jesse: he's too big. he's got a nine-inch height advantage over the slot defender justin thomas and just can't defend him. he's got too big of a body. can't tackle him. that gets the first, size advantage at receiver. it's big. >> brent: five receivers out. putting heat on the cougars' offensive line. >> jesse: got to go, though, you got to hurry up if you're byu. too much time. that took way too much time to get lined up. >> brent: middle incomplete and there was pressure by that defensive front. what a luxury and now we've got an injured norris. one of their fine l

>>> today phillip chism's defense -- actually before we go there. we want to remind you about our cbs weather app. you can find it in the apple stores and android stores. just search cbs boston and download devices. >>> nicole jacobs is live this noontime with more. good afternoon, nicole. >> reporter: good afternoon to you, chris. the hearing just wrapped up a short while ago. dzhokhar tsarnaev was not present for it but his entire defense team was pushing for, phase. more than that they'd like a new trial altogether. death, dzhokhar tsarnaev sits on death row while his defense team begins its last ditch effort to spare his life. the first call to judge o'toole. there should be a new penalty phase on all counts, citing the marathon bombings were not, they say, categorically a crime of violence. the defense referencing the conviction on weapons of mass destruction, malicious destruction of property, carjacking, and robbery. the government saying it's a common sense perspective that these crimes require physical force. another motion on the table is

ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming secretary of defense, -- deputy secretary defense,bert work. [applause] >> thank you for that kind introduction, about to all the people at cnas. the cnas them is will be a unique one and it's great to be back here this morning to be part of this conference. this reminds me of a store that is told of a traveling preacher who wanders around in the pacific northwest and through idaho and montana visiting different towns and giving sermons. he walked into one small town in montana, and he found itself on the pulpit and it was just one person bear in the church. -- one person bear in the church. he said, my son, i am here and i'm prepared to give a full sermon and to attend your spiritual needs, but you are only one person and so what would you like me to do? he goes, well, patrick, i'm a cattle farmer and if i went up on the

visit ncicap.org] vago: welcome to "defense news." i am vago muradian. as 2015 comes to an end, washington is prepping for a busy 2016. fighting terrorism arises our top priorities as the obama administration enters its last year in office and the president to race heats up. the pentagon is in high year to finish the 2017 budget request. is the last to be submitted to congress in february. ash carter got into an unususuay public spat with the navy accusing the service of defying budget guidance and spending too much on ships and shortchangi rcraft weapons and other upgrades. carter ordered the navy to cut back on thships, aolitically sensitive ise on the hill where he is s also an hot water with lawmars for usising hs private e-mail account for ofofficial business. carter has admitted he made a miake. but insiders worry it will handicap his ambitioious agenda for his last year in office. here to reflect on 2015 and tell us what to expect over the next 12 months are mackenzie england, thompson,son, loren and leo shane. welcome. mckenzie, let me start with

or mental health defense. what the judge did is he ordered an evaluation of the defendant, and that obviously delays things. but in the interest of justice and making sure that they are trying someone who is competent, who understands the difference between right and wrong, who understands that everything that's going on is able to assist in his defense and is able to talk to his lawyers and know what he faces in terms of a penalty. you saw, we did see it at one point, that fill chism left the courtroom and told the judge he did not want to come the judge went to talk to him and said they were able to set up a feed from him and they were he was able to watch the trial in his cell. those are all things that happen when you're dealing with a defense and mental illness. >> the jury did not know that. they are aware he wouldn't show up. every time this happened the jurors were left out of the room. some of this was before the jury was picked. the jurors unaware of him not wanting to show up and him going through t

their defense has played so well. you got 3:23. you can afford -- utah thinks it's going to be onside. >> jesse: you got two time-outs in your back pocket with the way the defense is playing, absolutely kick it down the field, play defense trusting that tanner mangum is at least going to get one more opportunity with the ball. >> brent: there is a lot of daylight just behind that front if they can get the ball up in the air and chase it down. one deep now. the utes. 24 yard line. they got to kick the line drive. it was close to that marker. 6 they're conferring here to make sure it went in the end zone. >> jesse: what a mistake by byu. >> brent: the one thing you can't do is kick that ball out of bounds. >> referee: out of bounds. on the kicking team. >> brent: i have to say it was so close. when i watched that take a look at this, jesse. i want to make absolutely certain. >> jesse: it's definitely close. it's hard to tell. you know, from that it did look like it kind -- i guess the half yard line. from these angles definitely diff

got to be defensive. >> brent: dropped. perfect strike and juergens football so here comes your third and ten. that pass rush again for utah critical. >> jesse: fitts, jason fanaika, off the edge. has to make -- disrupt the timing of tanner mangum. get him off his launch point. contain him and keep him in the pocket. >> brent: third down. diving for it is houk. got the first down. terrific run after the catch. moved the chains and here come the cougars again. >> jesse: he's too big. he's got a nine-inch height advantage over the slot defender justin thomas and just can't defend him. he's got too big of a body. can't tackle him. that gets the first, size advantage at receiver. it's big. >> brent: five receivers out. putting heat on the cougars' offensive line. got to hurry up if you're byu. too much time. that took way too much time to get lined up. >> brent: middle incomplete and there was pressure by that defensive front. what a luxury and now we've got an injured norris. one of their fine linebackers. now he's up. bounces

things happen on defense. it's not always perfect. >> they feel like our defense is weak this year nwe are going to show them different when we come in the game. >> i don't think smack talk has ever actually helped everyone it's not a great idea to upset a defense that absolutely shut you down during last year's bowl game when clemson beat oklahoma 40-6. in miami gardens you. >> he probably should not be doing the talking. clemson oklahoma is nthe only big 12 bowl battle. north h rolina baylogoing at it. a 7-7 ball game so fin the first quarter. hillcrest of welling ton in california rams had the early lead but wellington goes on for a 69-60 win. one of two boys brackets going on in the tournament. 69-60 your final. last night 7th woods and hammond school from columbia doing their thing. they won 70-58 against greenville. north carolina playt i19 points in the win. east side the hos ag tfour teams advancing the winner's bracket. emily brwitbt right there as they play their semi finals tonight >e time for one m

and his defense attorneys have said they'll mount a vigorous defense on his behalf. know some 50 or so women all sharing pretty much the same story of being drugged and then being raped, how difficult will it be for the defense if those women's stories are allowed in? that's the critical question. >> i think it is the critical question, and i think it will be incredibly difficult for him to defend himself against the charges if the judge allows the jury to hear about all these other women who are making a similar type accusation against him. so the main challenge for the defense is let's keep out those other accusations. and it's possible. under pennsylvania law, they don't automatically come in. the prosecutor will have to show that those accusations are so similar to this accusation that they help prove intent or some other element of the crime. >> right. so that is going to be the key point here. and we don't know what's going to happen. >> we do not know. >> can we assume if they've gone this far that they do intend to admit the stories in. >> i'm certain the pro

you force the defense to answer the bell. right now all of those body blows are taking huge -- paying huge dividends for michigan state. i would run it again on 3rd and 2 and force iowa to stop me. i won't throw the football unless i am forced to on a 4th down opportunity. >> gus: michigan state 4 for the freshman running back scott. 233 out of hoy. they give it to him looking. they knock him backwards. wow!ohio. they give it to him looking. they knock him backwards. wow! there is an injured spartan. >> joel: that's conklin and he throws him to the side. right there in the hole to make the pli. the play of the drive so far from iowa. they force one snap of the football for all of the fumbles. >> gus: 4th down and 2 at the 5 yardline for michigan keeler the right tackle. number 79. michigan state still has 3 timeouts. even if the event they fail, they could fet the ball back. but they would still need that touchdown. >> joel: they ran the ball so effectively on this series. you wonder if mark dantonio will put the ball in the

fourthly in europe as you know, we looked at the missile defense system.we should continue to move in that direction. that's kind of a beginning. but i think iran will continue to be a geopolitical threat to the united states. >> thank you, all. >> thank you, senator. on behalf of senator mccain, senator sheen. >> thank you both very much for your service and for being here today. dr. lamb, you talk about flattening the structure of military to set up special teams that have -- opposed to what often inner agency groups bring to task. it seems to me that i really like that idea. i think that's -- that one of the things if we look at the private sector, one of the things they've figured out is that the top/down approach is not as good for decision making for what they're trying to accomplish as a team approach. hi i guess i ought to ask both schwartz and stavridis of what you think the challenges are from trying to move from what has been a streeej kal structur to the ones to address what we're facing. general schwartz, do you want to start? >> sure. i don't