the first, what makes a great defense? what makes a sublime defense? what makes some of those go down as the most emblematic defenses even though in all cases the offenders are wiped from the earth? in the case of corregidor, it is surrender. in the others complete obliteration. what makes them compelling? and it raises the question of what is necessary to make a great defense? what is necessary -- can a defense in which the defenders are annihilated still be successful? if you look at the mission of the garrison at thermopylae pass, if you look at the garrison at the alamo, the inspiration they have. they are there to delay. same is true for bataan and corregidor. the question then becomes, what -- does a great defense have to be successful, or can they all die and it be considered a great defense? and that brings me to the last point as well. what is it about some of these stands, what is it about some of these great defenses that are so captivating? i would submit the following for your consideration, which is that when you look at the qualities of

defense assessment dated a strong defense in its execution. -- necessitated a strong defense in its execution. it took a combination of jackson and longstreet to switch from a defensive posture to a defensive action -- to an offensive action. this battle was not over. plans would begin to develop on both sides. pope wanted to attack, but for street and jackson, no attack would come from pope. lee was beginning to prepare for other options. by 3:00 on august 30, that attack did come. there was a massive assault against jackson's center, sending 7000 troops into a position in the terrain. it would be the final federal assault on jackson's position. that attack would take place along this unfinished railroad. like so many other occasions on august 30, the federal attack would break jackson's position. federal reinforcements arrived on the scene in the neck of time. -- in the nick of time. line needed help. federal soldiers had taken everything he had left to rebuild that defensive position. it was time for general lon gstreet to enter the fight. as we examine whether or not jackson's defense was

of defense for intelligence and roberts were nuclear chemical and biological defense weapons. i would like to say that i've been pleased with the reaction of the secretary of defense and the administration being cooperative and responding to our questions and to our ability to carry out our responsibilities on the defense authorization bill. i think most members were happy with their briefing that we received concerning reactions on the uss mccain and others so we are glad to begin this hearing. we thank all of you for joining us this morning. we welcome your family and friends here with us today. as is our tradition at the beginning of your testimony we invite you to introduce those who are joining you. stand for this committee to ask certain questions in order to exercise legislative and oversight responsibilities. it's important that this committee and other appropriate committees of congress be able to receive testimony briefings and other communications. i would ask that you each provide responses to the following questions. for the years i've been a member of this commit

the link between security and defense. -- security and defense. a relation between stain in the united states sentencing 30 of defense -- i would like to make a comment here. in the literature of nato today, the word security than the word defense. we are very much concerned about how problems of security are affecting countries in a dramatic way. they -- we have to work hard in the new capacities creating trust in our countries and particularly, i mentioned intelligence and cyber security and cyber defense. in this world of , they are more because -- you will understand. trust in both to areas. information, intelligence and cybertechnologies, a week because of the lack of trust and because of the danger that we are leaving today the wrong people can destroy, and you say you have the examples, and we have the examples of how the security and cyber has been broken by people working -- 1978, wespain, in democracy,jump into for all of our partners, in nato and europe and the united states, canada, and we decided to build these, a peaceexample to live

defense of a dream. it only masquerades itself is reality and only in the minds of his devotees. history understood is the way in which contemporary man has come to define himself. consciousessivism was of itself, in understood as providing the light for the way to the glorious future. when progressive intellectuals lost confidence in the idea of and enlightenment rationality, as well as technical or scientific regions, they abandoned the hope of a future good and began to revise the meaning of the task. posed byas analyzed, the abandonment of its rationality. " the excess of history's has attacked the plastic powers of life. it no longer understands how to avail itself of the past's party harassment. we are dependent upon how we avail ourselves to the past. whether it's hearty nurse meant, or a threatening poison. the postmodern intellectuals pronounced their judgment on america's past, and found it to be morally indefensible. achievement,uman philosophy, religion, literature, and the humanities themsel

but interestingly the conservatives who are seen as very very pro defense they keep cutting defense all the talk and since twenty ten when the coalition came in and our military has been cut by a third and i don't think most people in britain realize that that's why we've got to stop doing it because it's too dangerous for the nation. thank you after the break how long before the next young man of color gets killed by british police. scruggs about alleged murders perpetrated by. just days after too many police officers involved in the death of russian. blinds and. a brazilian blonde deadly serious claims of economic not. true of going underground. good capitalist american. communist loving god. for making people here want to do something constructive impose got insurance and stop the bloodshed. simply a game. that didn't have ten miles from the. left to. the can. do you mean they. were sort of my limit was that me or the here now with. the only. now it's a bad thing. because hell i got money for that matter i see let him pay maybe forty m. it would be an email. me. when i would. welcome

the question is completely surrounding their defense, whether the defense could be dominant. maybe they have not been dominant, they've been very consistent tonight and they've done a great job. >> gus: here is hill running. coverage up, goes down to the 15, make it a 16. hit hard, kenny hill. as gallimore got him again. >> joel: the biggest difference i've seen tonight is it hasn't necessarily been schematic, but the effort with which they are playing with. >> gus: hill hit as he throws. and incomplete. jarrison stewart just couldn't hold onto it. >> joel: a smart play by steven parker. because stuart was in an awkward position quickly defensively and parker was coming up from a safety position and had an opportunity for a big hit and didn't take it. last week, johnson was ejected for targeting. >> gus: second down and 10. kenny hill. and incomplete. white the intended receiver. that was thrown way high and that brings up third down and long. >> joel: the changes we've seen defensively tonight. the corners. trey brown, tre norwood. they've come in and played really good for

if he does my goodness me he'll be jobs by the military as a good defense secretary because he'll be the first one who's on it for a while so it's in his interest to do it i'll be fascinated to see what happens overall and in the defense budget today. look at it in great detail to see does it make any difference and maybe maybe it does maybe it doesn't we need to say but i hope he's going to actually end up with there being more money for defense because we have to look at the emphases of where the budget goes if he does indeed get more money through black. that is ability to persuade but of course we i mean we covered on this show the aftercare of britain's veterans which many organizations and many n.g.o.s have been complaining about what do you make of the fact you voted consistently against strengthening the military covenant protecting britain british servicemen and women i find that extraordinary because it is was clearly such a good thing an important thing i don't know what was behind that and i imagine he deeply regrets it now that he's the defense minister and you've raised

for chemical and biological defense programs. it is an honor and a privilege to be considered. i wish to thank the president and secretary mattis. of course, i will tremendous debt of gratitude to my family, my wife, my two sons, who regrettably cannot be here today. love, support, and sacrificed have been uplifting and without it i wouldn't be here today. i'd also like to express my appreciation to the men and women who have served in the to serve in uniform. .here sacrifices our norm us we cannot thank them enough -- sacrifices are enormous. i cannot thank them enough. i want to make sure that they as well as all merrick and start the print active on the threat of weapons administration and use. i look forward to working with the rest of the defense team to implement the present plan, to rebuild our military, and to ensure safe against tyranny. ensure safety and security. experienceears participating in an negotiating bilateral agreements and overseeing our nato did her posture. makes the uniquely qualified. this is as serving

defense under text for personal re readiness and nuclear and defense programs. this is almost two hours. >> good morning. services committee meets today to consider the nominations of mark t esper to be secretary of the army, well key for under secretary of defense for readiness, kernan to be intelligence, and guy rod insurance for nuclear chemical and biological defense weapons. i would like to say that i have been pleased with the reaction of the secretary of defense and the administration being cooperative in responding to our questions and to our ability to carry out our responsibilities on the defense authorization bill. i think that the most members were happy with the briefing that we received concerning the actions on the uss mccain and others. and so we are glad to begin this hearing. we thank all of you for joining us this morning. we welcome your family and friends with us today. as is our tradition at the beginning of your testimony, we invite you to introduce those who are joining you. it's the standard for this committee to ask certain questions in

the defense space council and air force's a-11 office. most importantly, it's a first a long path to getting space right for the betterment of our war fighters. hopefully oferte coming year the senate will focus on the chronic problems facing national security space. and work with us to establish a separate space corps. on missile defense, the bill ensures the way ahead of the threat -- that we stay ahead of the threat, which as we have seen over the last few years from north korea and their due tue dozen tests, missile tests, they are advancing rapidly. also in this bill we're authorizing more interceptors, accelerating research and development for advance technologies and improving acquisition authorities for missile defense systems. and let's also not forget about what the bill does for our nuke leear deterrent. legs of the triade will age out and begin retiring over the next decade. this bill ensures the replacement programs remain on schedule. on space launch we continue the committee's dedication to the development of domestic relac

the conservatives who are seen as very very pro defense they keep cutting defense all the talking and since twenty ten when the coalition came in and military is being cut and i don't think most people in britain realize that that's why we got to stop doing it because it's too dangerous for the nation. thank you after the break how long before the next young man of color gets killed by british police. activist scruggs about alleged murders perpetrated by scotland yard just days after too many police officers involved in the death of russia were granted an indemnity blinds from the f.l.y. bungle creates a brazilian blonde deadly serious claims. to love going underground. the political crisis inflicted upon lebanon by saudi arabia appears to recede for now is this a sign of things to come as a saudi royal family changes so to saudi arabia and the region is it time to buckle up for a stream. of light from many clubs over the years so i know that. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super money.

the defense collapsed down. nobody down field. easy walk in by pitt. >> after being benched for a series, rosier back on the field to braxton berrios. now it's a ten-point contest. >> too little too late. didn't understand taking him out and putting him back in. a lot of confusion there. >> do you think it was the right call on the onside that it was miami football? >> i think based on camera angles it was the right call. we have to have evidence. >> of course, miami next week taking on clemson. that game on abc next sad night, the acc title game. ucf against memphis, the american title game. a loss like this for miami, what does it mean playoff picture? >> to me, it doesn't mean anything. rosier has to be better. one loss team can still get in. that means the winner of miami clemson team is still going get into the playoffs. rosier didn't have any confidence in this game. >> this is your schedule here. when you talk about rivalry games coming up. i know you can't wait for notre dame stanford. >> no doubt. pay attention also to ge

. >> defense is unbelievable. >> here comes the rush. >> stretch up for a loss. >> 8-1 for a reason ande don't need to go backwards now. ♪ this is action news sports sunday sponsored by audi. ♪ they hang more than 50 on denver welcome to sports sunday alongside eeg great westbrook and they destroy the broncos 51-23 brian did you see this coming? >> there is no way you could see this coming i thought it would be defensive battle obviously the eagles offense had something to say about it. >> let's show you how the birds improved to a league best 8-1 highlights eagles down 3-zip and carson wentz looking for alson jeffrey. >> cornerback using eyes and looking out and alsho jeffrey and touchdown eagles. >> one of two for jeffrey on the day and we talked how they needed him more involved. >> you paid him a lot of money for the receiver and miller in the middle and wentz got outside of him for a pass for the touchdown. >> wentz to corey cle -- clement in the end zone and great to see him score and look at this, love to have an offensive line like that. look at the big fella 79 in front of him

and nuclear defense programs. it's a an honor and a privilege to be considered for this. i'd like the thank them for their confidence in me and i owe a tremendous debt of gratitude to my wife, lin and two sons who regrettably could not be here today. but their love, support and sacrifice have been uplifting and without it, i wouldn't be here today. and, would like to thank the men and women who continue to serve and have served our nation. as i can attest first hand, we cannot thank them enough. i feel no stronger sense of purpice and inspiration than if confirmed to inshur they as well as all americans are fully protected from the threat of weapons of mass destruction, proliferation and use. like wise i look forward to working with the rest of the defense team to implement the president's plan to rebuild our military and insure the safety and security of american peeping, particularly regarding our modernizing our nuclear enterprise. i believe my 35 years of expeer y experience negauche yioestiatin seeing our nat

as for the $300 a week allowance, there was a reason the defense argued.ber, the couple had serious debt. and the defense offered contrasting scenes of the cooper marriage from another set of friends. >> people who had known the couple of years did not jump this to bandwagon to paint this as an abusive relationship. >> remember that i hate brad day? the day the prosecution said the marriage hit its boiling point? on that very day, said laura hiller, nancy was making a plan for saturday night, the day she disappeared. >> she wanted my husband and i to come over and play sequence with her and brad. >> was that a game you'd played with them before? >> yes, nancy introduced us to that game. >> when nancy's friend jessica testified they had plans to paint her house at 8:00 saturday morning, she had to have been mistaken said the defense because nancy knew brad had a tennis game at 9:00 a.m. with mike hiller. >> i specifically sought out nancy to make sure it was okay with her. >> did he indicate she had any other plans? >> there was talk she was going to jog. a

defense. get that out of here, the huge block off of the backboard. transition,in morris in corner, the three-pointer is good. the wizards blowout the hawks, 113-94. big game for the redskins tomorrow at fedex field. the vikings in town. win. after an emotional road victory in seattle, the burgundy and gold will be facing minnesota coming off their bye week. josh doctson is suddenly an impact player, delivering the season-saving catch last week, setting up the game-winning touchdown. head coach jay gruden loving what he is saying from last year's first round draft pick. he is a confident young player come just waiting for an opportunity to break out. he has done a lot of good things and we are just very excited to have him. people are just waiting for him to have the 10 catch, 200 yard performance. i think those days are coming. at capitala big day one arena tomorrow. after reviewing will make his coaching debut for georgetown when the hoyas kimberly: still to come, 7 on your side with some bl

. >>> new era for missiles defense as countries look to spend more on defense. we'll bring you unprecedented access to raytheon's defense operations. >>> accelerating change. will you own a car in 20 years or so? an automotive veteran says no. those stories and more tonight on "nightly business report" for tuesday, novembe >>> good evening, everyone, and welcome. the blue chip dow index eked out a record close, it's 75th since election day last year. it appears as if dreams of deal making are still dancing in investors' heads, following yesterday's disney approached 21st century fox about buying most of its assets. we also told you that broadcomm made an unsolicited massive $105 billion bid for qualcomm, the chip maker. and who could forget recent reports that cvs health may look to do a deal with aetna? the deal talk was enough to send the dow to an all-time high, up eight points at 23,557, and et cetera sixth straight day of gain nasdaq went the other way, down 18 2/3. but what could all of this merger talean for the broader market rally? dominic which did y t

the chief defense counsel who runs the military commission's defense organization, number two lawyer in the marine corps may have purported to find good cause for the lawyers to back out and go home, but judge disagreed, this there wasn't good cause and ordered defense lawyers to come back to the court. so, who gets to decide? who gets to decide whether or not these civilian defense lawyers are allowed to quit the case on matter of principle? who has authority over whether or not they're allowed to quit? nobody has any idea because this is a made-up court. judge looks at trial judiciary rules of court and says anything the defense lawyers want to do, judge has to approve that. i get to decide whether or not they can quit. but chief defense counsel says no no no, look at manual for military commissions and that says whoever appointed these lawyers, me, i get to decide what happens to those lawyers, i get to say if they want to quit they should be allowed to go home. so it's a dispute. judge says it's my call, not yours. chief defense counsel says it's my call, not your call. if this w

yes, said the defense. a classic case of imperfect self defense.s examination. >> when you put the shotgun up against her cheek, and you pulled the trigger, did you love your mother? >> yes. >> and was that an act of love, mr. menendez? >> it was confusion and fear. >> you were afraid of her at that point? >> yes. >> they slaughtered their mother in a way that was so cruel she got up to run, and they went out, and they reloaded, and they put the gun up to her cheek, and blew her brains out. i'm sorry, that is the height of cruelty. >> reporter: what's more, observed reporter alan abrahamson -- >> let's count how many seconds it might take to go out to the car. walk, walk, walk, walk, walk, grab the shotgun shell, put the shotgun shell in, run back in. remember, time is ticking. time is ticking. you put the barrel of that shotgun against her cheek, and you pull. that is intent, no doubt about it. >> reporter: the prosecution believed the brothers were flat out lying about the abuse, and the events leading up to the murders, and as it turned out thei

i would say as our secretary defenses watch what we do and again but again we can watch what the american army is doing but the tweets of the presidents are more than only having a nice time there is a content in the tweets well i actually don't know how to tweet and i don't have a twitter account so i would be the expert on do you want me read to believe that as an answer to say a paragraph you don't know where the president is tweeting i don't i don't follow i don't follow twitter so why did you say don't judge us by what the president tweets you have one son to say something like that because i think it's important to watch what the united states does when the united states is serious about something we put soldiers on it we put money on it that's exactly what's happening here and your general president tweets a lot including foreign policy and also the military issues well i get my orders from the military chain of command course the president is their commander in chief but that's not how we issue orders over i don't speak about when orders i speak about his opinions about. all of th

collective defense in order to safeguard article five bought the european defense corporation will focus on regions where nato has no specific no specific. charges and this is for example africa and there could be an added value or father european union to have read up act and force already there was catherine martin's for us from brussels thank you catherine. france has been remembering the victims of the country's worst ever terror attack that struck paris two years ago pictures of a french president call he paid considerable time today meeting with survivor survivors and mckone and former president francois hollande you see here and then release balloons into the air in honor of the one hundred thirty people who died in the multiple attacks the american rock band eagles of death metal gave a surprise concert but the lead singer at times appeared overcome by emotion the group's concert at the theater exactly two years ago turned into a bloodbath when examined extremists stormed the hall parallel attacks also targeted cafes and the national stadium. to a bit of sports now and in footbal

, the way they played today, but especially the defensive line. they were challenged all week with this notre dame offensive line. and r.j. mcintosh, kendrick norton on the inside, played great. getting off blocks. chad thomas, trent harris, joe jackson, we saw jonathan garvin rotate a lot of bolds and all of them had a big impact on this game. >> chris: there's r.j. the brothers in this game, they have a younger brother kenny, who is a highly touted running back. the backup comes in to take a knee. and this crowd on its feet, roaring as it has been from well before kickoff. to show its appreciation for this miami team. >> kirk: and they're all coming back for the noon game -- >> chris: don't taunt. >> kirk: i'm not taunting. i'm saying, let's keep this party going. two great weeks. early kick next week. got to show up and support your team. serious business. >> chris: it is the home finale. >> kirk: you're in rarefied air now. clinch the coast tam, continal, win, stay in the playoff hunt. you can't let up now. >> chris: what a clean performance.

and nuclear defense programs. it's a an honor and a privilege to be considered for this. i'd like the thank them for their confidence in me and i owe a tremendous debt of gratitude to my wife, lin and two sons who regrettably could not be here today. but their love, support and sacrifice have been uplifting and without it, i wouldn't be here today. and, would like to thank the men and women who continue to serve and have served our nation. as i can attest first hand, we cannot thank them enough. i feel no stronger sense of purpice and inspiration than if confirmed to inshur they as well as all americans are fully protected from the threat of weapons of mass destruction, proliferation and use. like wise i look forward to working with the rest of the defense team to implement the president's plan to rebuild our military and insure the safety and security of american peeping, particularly regarding our modernizing our nuclear enterprise. i believe my 35 years of expeer y experience negauche yioestiatin seeing our nat

in defense cooperation some even say the u.p.a. needs its own army do you think that the european army would complete compete with nato for resources so nato is the best organization for collective security but what we've always needed and wanted is of course a strong european pillar inside the alliance and i think what i have read about this european defense identity actually will do a lot. to help improve efficiency in growing capabilities of our european allies. i don't think that i don't think that the vision is a separate force that competes with nato but instead a more efficient and effective european contribution to collective security which would also allow europe to to do things perhaps in africa or whatever that are important is them is this a good idea to have a u.p.a. nami i think nato is the right answer. so the u.p.a. is the wrong and. nato is the right answer for collective security but it needs a stronger european pillar and so i mean nato i think outside nato i don't think it has to be either or i mean each of us d

i stood behind the defense. and jeremy pruitt was preaching to the inside linebackers and the defensive linemen: just do your job inside. the secondary will handle those whiplash and dash jet sweeps. >> brad: etling. plenty of time. fires long. incomplete. intended for dillion. >> gary: had a couple of opportunities in the second half. one was a bit overthrown. one a bit under thrown. can't come up with the big play. remember this? in the third quarter he had chark going down. just overthrew it by 2 yards to the outside. then chark again. just underthrew it by 5 yards. 2 opportunities and didn't get it. you don't get a lot of chances against alabama. >> brad: 3rd down and 7. have to worry about the 1st down and about only having 7 minutes left to go. etling. again. pocket start to collapse. he is going down. it's payne bringing it. the pain that is. dillon moses is there with him. >> gary: you could tell by the way eppinette was moving around that it must have been good coverage. wallace at the bottom. down the

the defense is playing unbelievable.hey feed on that and we feed on us. >> every time i ask about what it is to me? it's fun. it's straight up fun. we have a lot of fun. i have a blast. ♪ >> this is action news sports sunday sponsored by audi. >>> they are rolling. welcome into sports sunday. alongside former eagles great, brian westbrook, i'm ducis rodgers. crushing the bears, 39-3. their record says 10-1. i think i asked last week, are they the best team in football this jeer? >> they look like the best team in football. the highest scoring offense. the defense continues to be lights out. they're certainly the best team in football for me. >> let's run through the highlights right now. first quarter, eagles moving the ball on third and eight. carson wentz looking for zach ertz. >> pinpoint pass. great route. even a great call by doug pederson. this play continues to work. >> ertz, four catches, 104 yards. feels the pressure and escapes. a 16-yard run. >> you can't practice that. natural talent. going out there and bein

i stood behind the defense. and jeremy pruitt was preaching to the inside linebackers and the defensive linemen: just do your job inside. the secondary will handle those whiplash and dash jet sweeps. >> brad: etling. plenty of time. fires long. incomplete. intended for dillion. >> gary: had a couple of opportunities in the second half. one was a bit overthrown. one a bit under thrown. can't come up with the big play. remember this? in the third quarter he had chark going down. just overthrew it by 2 yards to the outside. then chark again. just underthrew it by 5 yards. 2 opportunities and didn't get it. you don't get a lot of chances against alabama. >> brad: 3rd down and 7. have to worry about the 1st down and about only having 7 minutes left to go. etling. again. pocket start to collapse. he is going down. it's payne bringing it. the pain that is. dillon moses is there with him. >> gary: you could tell by the way eppinette was moving arorou that it must have been good coverage. wallace at the bottom. down the

doesn't get the job done the defense comes and helps them out and saw that defense stepped up huge.out in the second half and eagles scored 30 unanswered points and join the coach pederson and look at the high lights of the eagles victory and first down 3-0 and go to the griound and kevin's rebirth. >> you want to finish the run in the end zone but have to start up front and did a great job providing this. >> what do you think of the celebration there? >> a little something different and see the young guys celebrate and offensive line with a new line of scrimmage and really finishes the run, running a guy over in the hole. this is how you do it if you are a running back. >> eagles defense looks stout and first quarter rodney mccloud picks it off takes it deep in the dallas territory. >> this is a theme for the entire night pressure the quarterback hands, eyes jerseys and see rodney mccloud getting the intersection and darby did great pressuring the receiver but press scott was under pressure. >> dar by back since week one with the ankle injury and a good night tonight against bryant

be seven defense lawyers. no idea how much they raised or from whom. contacted the people who run the site and they've not responded to our request for information. up until now, with this little bit of news i'm about to break tonight, profound ambiguity as to whether a certain billionaire might conceivably be able to help mike flynn out. human factor at center of this massive national security scandal that the trump administration has brought upon itself, human factor is financial factor for those caught up in investigations. don't have to have sympathy or like or dislike people involved at human level to understand this is potentially really important dynamic that might be driving people's decisions. for a lot of people swept up in the scandal, who may have things to say to investigators and may be deciding right now how much to say so investigators, how much to give up, how loyal they want to be to the president, for anyone not a billionaire or child of billionaire, legal advice you need can quickly become

the support of the defense of our nation. no matter what else we do in this body and we debate very big and important issues. we debate tax cuts, health care, these are crucial issues but none of those matter if we fail to get the resources necessary to defend this nation from our adversaries. for far too long we have failed to did that. over the last eight years we have seen policies that have failed to provide the resources our defense department needs and we have seen legislation from this body, particularly the budget control act which has caused significant damage to the military. we have heard on the armed services committee week after week briefings from every layer of the military, from the secretary of defense, from the combatant commanders, briefings about the extent to which there is a gap that is growing between our abilities and the abilities of our adversaries. this is a gap that people want to ignore, mr. speaker, but we do so at our own peril. we need to think very carefully about what we are going to say to o

>> the defense was thinking the jury wasn't listening.hey followed up with every one of those people. >> as for john's whose indiscretion with nancy should have made him a suspect, he had an alibi. on that friday night, pearson spent the night with heather, the very same woman behind brad and nancy's breakup. >> at the beginning of the case -- >> still, as the long trial finally wound down, the defense hammered home the claim that the police and prosecution brought into a whispering campaign with nancy's friends against brad. >> it made it easier for them to let the gossip about brad become their reality when the facts and evidence did not fit it, and now the police department and prosecutors are willing to send an innocent man to rot in a d g dungon for the rest of his life. >> there were facts. >> fact, the defendant googled where he would place his wife's body. fact, the router for the phone call is missing. fact, nancy cooper never left that house the morning. >> so the jurors adjourn to deliberate. guilty of first-degree murder, seco

the defense had to make certain they didn't.that they might. >> i think she had invented this story and started to live it and really wanted to believe it. >> so they aimed for the jugular. could this woman be trusted? >> she had a jaded past. theft convictions, stealing. that's not something that an honest, credible person does. >> a one-time bartender at a strip club who managed the dancers, jennifer crew admitted to misdemeanor brushes with the law. >> you were convicted of theft? >> yes, sir. >> also of fraudulent practices, correct? >> i believe that's when my record states. >> she was also in a methadone treatment program for her addiction to painkillers. >> you were using oxycontin for five years. you've used false names to get drugs? >> yes, i did. >> the defense indicated because of her addiction to drugs, her memory was not to be trusted. >> when detectives talked to you, you told them that your memory is not very good, didn't you? >> i don't recall saying that. >> do you remember telling them, i don't remember verbati

dominance. >> brian: defensively speaking, both of these defenses are pretty good.offensively a gave georgia the advantage because they have a stable of running backs, fresh legs, they could deploy late in the ballgame. auburn's defense did more than just fold up. they played on the other side of the line of scrimmage and kept the heat on for four quarters, georgia coming into the ballgame averaging 280 on the ground, 46 yards rushing. that was it. they harassed fromm all afternoon. the other key for auburn, jarrett the first two big ballgames, marquee game versus clemson, second half, l.s.u., 54 completion percentage versus clemson, third and four versus l.s.u., he showed up and showed out tonight, 15 of 23, over 200 yards passing, three touchdown passes, rushes for a touchdown, he had as clean a game as you can imagine and it went for a big victory for the auburn tigers. >> adam: gus malzahn knew they had run for 237 on the ground to go with 250 plus by air. if you're auburn you're looking up at this top 10 where you know two other top 10 teams are going to go dow

i stood behind the defense. and jeremy pruitt was preaching to the inside linebackers and the defensive linemen: just do your job inside. the secondary will handle those whiplash and dash jet sweeps. >> brad: etling. plenty of time. fires long. incomplete. intended for dillion. >> gary: had a couple of opportunities in the second half. one was a bit overthrown. one a bit under thrown. can't come up with the big play. remember this? in the third quarter he had chark going down. just overthrew the outside. then chark again. just underthrew it by 5 yards. 2 opportunities and didn't get it. you don't get a lot of chances against alabama. >> brad: 3rd down and 7. have to worry about the 1st down and about only having 7 minutes left to go. etling. again. pocket start to collapse. he is going down. it's payne bringing it. the pain that is. dillon moses is there with him. >> gary: you could tell by the way eppinette was moving arorou that it must have been good coverage. wallace at the bottom. down the middle. can't thr

indeed defense is new ground for the e.u. european defense planning had long been resisted by britain but now stands its best chance in years at the same time the us is pushing europe to pay more for its own security. we are spending a lot of money but pretty much on the same things it is much smarter to coordinate we have half the defense spending of the us but only fifteen percent of the efficiency it's important if it's. more efficiency for example by pulling military logistics crisis response troops and jointly developing new weapon systems the initiative was led by germany and france paris wanted it to be as militarily ambitious as possible. it became clear the countries that participate have a great advantage for their defense this is a commitment for countries to do better to gether you all so much and it comes at a time of significant tension you. don't german defense minister funda line also stressed. it was important for us especially after the election of the american president that we can organize ourselves indepe

that defense is a little overwhelming. we don't know if tyron smith is going to be able to play in the game. dak prescott basically is going to have to put this dallas cowboys team on his back and make some big plays for them if they're going to knock off these eagles. >> mike: we saw how atlanta's defensive line wrecked the game last week against dallas. they have to protect against this good philadelphia defense. thai they're really with their backs against the wall. as we said, a good week 11. good match-up of division leaders here tonight. pittsburgh pulls away and back to wrap it up from the steel city in a minute. [ joe cocker's "with a little help from my friends" ] ♪ vw drivers have always put others first. now we're returning the favor, with the people first warranty. america's best bumper-to-bumper limited warranty. >>> tonight celebrate thanksgiving in the nation's capital. giants facing off against kirk cousins and the redskins. our final score, pittsburgh, 40, tennessee 17. coming

the caps of both defense and nondefense activities. i remind my colleagues that under the budget control act, the b.c.a., national defense activities include certain programs that the f.b.i. and the coast guard, while nondefense activities, the other cap, include the state department, veterans care, customs and border protections, and the t.s.a. we need to look at our nation's needs holistically, and we must remain vigilant over the amount of money d.o.d. can effectively utilize. the b.c.a. has an arbitrary division between the department of defense and everything else. we have to look at national security, and that includes both sides and both caps. with regard to our overseas operations, the conference report authorizes the entirety of the funding requested for our efforts in afghanistan, including $1.7 billion to invest in critical aviation capabilities, such as modernized rotary wing assets, and to continue to sustain and train the existing fleet. the report also authorizes 35,700 special -- 3,500 special immigrant visas to continu

melvin's defense team them for their valuable roles. i want to thank the jury, 12 new -ans, who saw through the usednments claims, and their jersey common sense to reject. i appreciate their service, their sacrifice, and their time away from their family and professions. i want to thank my colleague, senator cory booker, who has been supportive from day one, who traveled the state and spread the good word. he was here on the first day of travel -- trial and testified what was, in my mind, a profile. his personal reputation -- this would take a risk. he is a public servant. i also want to thank senator lindsey graham, my friend, and colleague. i think them for their truthfulness and honesty. while he came as a friend, i appreciate the political capital he use. indeed in today's politics. , want to thank the clergy those who strengthens me. i'm still thankful for your spirit, comfort, and support. jackson, thank bishop everyone for being character witnesses. i want to thank the hundreds in new jersey who i encountered in the last 10 weeks