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noda delivered a speech at the graduation ceremony of the national defense academy on sunday. >> translator: the environment surrounding japan is increasingly difficult and complex, brimming with lack of transparency. this is because of moves by north korea, including nuclear and missile developments, as well as china's military build up and intensified activities in the waters off japan. >> noda referred to the efforts by u.s. forces in japan following the earthquake and tsunami last march. he said the u.s. military made tremendous contributions. noda stressed the operation made him feel how strong the u.s., japan bond is. noda said that alliance must be deepened and developed. he asked prospective officers of self defense forces to support the effort when carrying out their duties. >>> the nuclear plant in fukui prefecture had an emergency drill. it came ahead of the release of the nuclear safety commission's review of stress tests the plant must pass before it can be restarted. the operator of the plant checked if its safety procedures can prevent an accident like the one at fukushima da

department of defense's joint counterintelligence academy.ing his location a secret to protect his safety. raza, thank you very much for being with us. your concern right now is that iran is planning to attack america within our borders and outside of our borders at least, at a minimum, if israel goes forward with its plan of taking out iran's nuclear facilities. tell us what you know. >> thanks so much for having me. first of all, the leaders in iran have strategized for this day for over the past three decades. their assets have infiltrated our society on many levels, their cells are in place in the u.s. and europe and other places, and they're trying to make sure to send a signal to u.s. that should israel take any action, then targets within america will be hit. former revolutionary guard top commander and the current strategy of the guard and the islamic regime has said that over 800 sensitive sites have been identified within the u.s., and those will be attacked. i mean, the past few weeks there's been a lot of information coming out of

israeli weapon especially antitank missiles and israeli drones the us defense contractor formerly known as blackwater and now called academy was notorious for its heavy handed tactics during operations in iraq and pakistan while the us and many other countries have admitted al qaeda linked extremists groups fighting alongside beyond opposition in syria dr salim says some countries are using those groups to further their own interests even if they get local players involved in order to hide their involvement this is why we hear mostly arabs like saudi arabia and qatar or iran countries going to have democracy at home of course they cannot ask yourself in syria they have another job i'm sure. there are books and written sources where this plan is described in detail take a look and holocaust blogger and freelance journalist has been investigated for newbold in a serious crisis since last year but she says this is a story with three main chapters weapons smuggled across the border overseas contractors and foreign cash. when you see a lot of money in syria then you really believe that this is comparable to what happened in the

defense department on these issues. so recently and currently. so he's very knowledgeable about the strengths and limitations of the systems. he's also done a national academy study -- >> may explain his position. >> let me just comment on two points that ted raised. one is was there any technical input to the missile defense review or actually i think he said this was no technical input. these were some of the technical groups that pored over the details of the systems and remember, we are talking about the systems in the process of evolving over a decade. and there's always lots of uncertainty here. both in terms of what we'll find out about our own systems and what we'll find out about the threat. technical groups represented in the review included -- and you have to make your own judgment about their capability of veracity from the missile defense agency itself. from the navy. from the air force. from the office of science technology policy, from the white house, from the joint staff of the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. from several of the national laboratories. and others. there were reviews or at least interactions with technical experts in b

besides being the nfl defensive player of the year -- >> -- that -- >> -- man destined for an academy award -- >> yes -- >> a man who is walking the walk and talking the talk. you have charity basketball teams. and we figured during this march madness we would talk to terrell suggs, t-sizzle 55 -- >> -- basketball -- >> -- going -- >> -- good you know. >> you know last time you were here we were talking about your films and a little bit about the ravens. >> yeah. >> and you happened to mention if you go to t-sizzle 55.com and click on t-sizzle and click on about, you find out that there are these really cool teams you are sponsoring -- >> yeah -- >> -- about this. >> you know some of the best time of my life when i was younger i played basketball for an team and we got to travel, got to play basketball, got to play the best competition in the united states and i think you know that paid -- that has a tremendous amount to do with my success today because i got to experience that and just to see that you know you can you know sports can take you to a you know whole another place you nev

zimmerman shot says he shot the teen in self-defense >> a group that is needed name for itself is leading crews in the search for sierra lamar. the fremont dance academy held another candlelight vigil for the teenager last night. she was last seen heading to school on friday. the only evidence found so far was for cellphone found on the side of the road. >> as each day goes on it is heartbreaking and i'm not going to give up my faith and my hope and as each day comes it is longer and longer and more real >> pauley klass foundation is helping with the search and plan on flying in a florida expert to help. the suspected serial killer in france is dead. that word came down just about a half hour ago from the country's interior minister's office. the man died after jumping from a window following a shootout with police. officers reportedly found him hiding in the bathroom of an apartment where he had been holed up for almost a day and a half. he is expected in the murders of six people. negotiators told him >> two california men are in jail in the caribbean where their dream crews came to a sudden and surprising end. they're due in court today. one of the

academy in bethesda. >> martial arts you can use for self-defense. you can practice.ou can compete. >> reporter: when he's not in the studio, mickey is competing all over the world. he was recently featured on espn at the international sport karate association world championship and just last month named world grand champion of the oldest and most prestigeous karate association. >> mickey lee out of maryland. >> reporter: and his mom is there by his side as coach and cheerleader. >> it's amazing and then actually i help him out. i'm not the best performer, but i'm a really good coach. >> reporter: days, said oh oh, mom -- as said oh oh, mom has a sword. mickey also teaches martial arts club at georgetown university, an organization mickey started there when he was just a freshman. back to you. >>> still ahead women's groups are claiming victory tonight after a vote in the battle for contraception coverage, a very controversial one. >> reporter: he may have been the most prolific rapist in maryland history, a man who terrorized montgomery county much as the snipers did

academy to the head of the seventh army to here. knowing your record very specifically as to why are you recommending that we cut the missile defense funding for israel from 120 million to $106 million? that message -- only a small part of the budget, isn't it? when we end the day of pandering, mr. general on our side of the table here, and then we'll really get some action in the middle east. israel is one of our strongest allies. we doubled the money, as you pointed out. so it's really beyond that. it wastes our time as to who is more concerned about israel. we are committed to that country. period. so i apologize if what you're asked. the reality of the situation that we live in, where we need to provide the resources if our military and keep us secure at all times. in previous years the changes were tough to make. even though they don't request unneeded weapon systems. like alternative engine. this year i got to salute the other side. i want to give the folks on the other side credit. we were allowed to take a vote. individually. on some of these unneeded weapons systems, like the f-35. this unnecessary program was kept alive f

academy so i'm over that. i'm honored and pleased. he has a masters degree in education from the university of west florida and he has also attended the naval war college and the national defense university. so we couldn't ask for anybody with a better resume to talk about the issue today. so please join with me in welcoming the congressman. >> and and that's okay, bob, not everybody can make it into the naval academy. >> i understand. i'd like to thank everybody for coming here today and i'd especially like to thank ed fuller for all the great work he does here at the heritage foundation and brian darling and, of course, james carafano for all the work they are doing, as well. i'd like to take the time just to thank for the conversation this month of lieutenant colonel aiken and mike carne and captain tracy price who was able to get my great insight how this program actually got started. of course, the advocates that are currently working with ffdos, captain mike coffman and special thanks to captain fred eisler for all the work you've been doing, as well. how this all started. i had my 8-month-old in my arms. the baby-sitter came in and said, there's an airplane that hit one

academy. from themaster's a university of west florida. he has attended the naval war college in the national defense university. sk anyone with a better resume to talk about the issue. please welcome the enjoining the congressman. [applause] >> that is okay. not everybody can make it into the naval academy. i would like to tee why for coming here today. i would like would likeed fuller for all the work he does at the heritage foundation. i would like to take the time to savor the conversation to thanked mike karn and tracy price. the advocate's currently working for all the work you have been doing as well. how this all started. i had my eight-month old and my arms. the baby sitter came in and said, there is an airplane that hit one of the twin towers. i said, they must've gone a little too close for a little sightseeing trip and hit one of the towers. she said, nope. it was a big airplane. i am thinking, i am thinking all of the approaches. i said, how could that have happened? i am reaching through all the scenarios in my mind how that could possibly occur. then i turn on the television and i saw the second je

academy class. there were upwards of 10,000 applications for the job. >> the cadets must pass a series of difficult tests to become suffolk county jail deputies. >> we teach them everything from combatives which is defensive tactics to firearms, to first aid, fire safety, approximately 40 different components of what they do. this morning, we're going to do some defensive tactics training. they have some ground defense where we've brought in some ground defense experts from another county along with our own people. >> you don't want to wind up on the ground. you want want to be in an altercation, but when that happens, you want to be able to deal with it and be able to come out in the end and go home and see your family. that's what's going to get you out. the explosiveness allows your hips to get through there. ready? explode. recover. >> among the current class of 40 cadets is 23-year-old abrianna spagnolli. >> there isn't very many women working for the department right now. but, you know, it isn't too much pressure, but you do want to, you know, stand proud and do everything the men can do even better if possible. >> this man is also a cadet. >> i never thought i'd once be a correctional officer. i al

academy. i am over that brigid he has a master's degree in education and from the university of west florida and he has also attended the naval war college and national defense with a better resonate. please join me in welcoming the congressman. [applause] >> that is ok, bob. not everyone can make it in to predict into the naval academy. i want to thank everybody for coming here today. i also want to thank brian darling for the work he is doing. i would also like to take the time to thank lieutenant-colonel eakins and also capt. tracy who gave me great insight on how this program actually got started. of course, the advocates currently working with us. special thanks for all the work you have been doing as well. how this all started -- i had my eight-month old in my arms. the babysitter came in and said, "there is an airplane that just hit one of the twin towers." i said it must of gotten a little too close for a sightseeing trip and hit one of the towers. she said, "no, it was a big airplane." i was thinking of all the approaches and how could that have happened. i went through all the scenarios in my mind how that couldand then i turned on the television a