. -- "mad dme "mad doc" og" is for his devotion to his military career. he is also never married in his 66 years. part of that is because of this devotion to his military career. he is also a deep, strategic thinker. unlike donald trump, he is an avid reader. given a reading list for his troops about military history, previous wars going back to centuries. he is a very interesting character and very much revered in the military. host: covering the pentagon, you know it is a civilian position. he is now retired and can he served as a -- he is now retired. can he served as a civilian secretary? we do not want generals running the pentagon. we want civilians running the pentagon. the federal statute says that the defense secretary should come from civilian life. it does recognize that people can leave the military and become civilians, but it sets the timeframe of seven years. you have to be out of uniform for seven years to qualify to be defense secretary. you could still be secretary of state or national security advisor, any other position other than defe

strange wins at the box office, second week in a the dmes i guess total to $153 million. trolls comes in second. $35 million. arrival came in third making its debut with $24 million which was actually higher than anticipated. >>laura: don't expect dr. strange to stay on top much longer. harry potter returns to the big screen with fantastic beasts and where to find them. this is expected to open somewhere between $75 million and $100 million. if it does well, expect to see more of it. the author says the new series will span 19 years across five movies. >>russell: at 7:00, why oprah says donald trump's body language has her hopeful for the future. >>laura: and "good day" is saying thank you to some dedicated people in our community and jennifer epstein introduces us to this nurse who has spent nearly 50 years helping others. hear her words for the next generation of nurses. >>russell: and dave osterberg one. we'll show you a mud run that's unlike any dunkin's sweet black pepper bacon sandwich is back with twice the crispy, caramelized peppered bacon. experience a breakfast

rik: this right here is what's called a dme, which is distance measure equipment. this tells us how far away we are from a certain spot, in this case from the airport. we're just about 6 miles from the airport. jeffery: how fast are we going? right now, we're going about 100 knots, which is about 110 miles an hour. [ shouting ] why is the plane so loud? it can be very loud, especially in the single-engine propellers that we fly, but that's why we wear headsets. ng. man: ...runway 17 right. am i a little under? yeah, but go ahead and keep descending. okay. we have to get below 2,000 feet. trying to keep going down a little? yeah, go down to about 1,600. that's when this one is in the 1,000, and this big hand's down here on the 600. u got about another 300 feet. all right. man: ...tower frequency warning... yes. what did you want to be when you were a kid? i've wanted to be a pilot since i was 8 or 9 years old. my dad works for an airline, i've always been around airplanes, and i love flying. rik, thank you so much for taking us up. i'm anne. i'm a scientist. why don

some of the things where he can dme connect in a personal way and this is sort of a last campaign of joe bind as the sitting vice president and emotional components to it well and he's able to draw that out in his rallies maybe hillary clinton is not as well suited for. so it's a different dimension that he brings to supporting her, and it's the kind of thing he enjoys doing, and a passion for campaigning in pennsylvania is something we see on display and because the state does not have early voting, being here now trying to sell that message getting out to vote could be potentially very helpful in a state both parties want so badly. >> may not be the only probably with voting tuesday. saying to kristen earlier, if that transit strike doesn't get resolved how does that play out for philadelphians who need to vote tuesday? >> reporter: an open question and certainly a complication. when we talk an ground game, usually implicit, transportation is up and running. now over some of the basic issues, you have a labor union fighting for things that relate to health care and pensions, at a t

. -- "mad dme "mad doc" og" is for his devotion to his military career. also never married in his 66 years. part of that is because of this devotion to his military career. he is also a deep, strategic thinker. unlike donald trump, he is an avid reader. given a reading list for his troops about military history, previous wars going back to centuries. he is a very interesting character and very much revered in the military. host: covering the pentagon, you know it is a civilian position. he is now retired and can he served as a -- he is now retired. can he served as a civilian secretary? we do not want generals running the pentagon. we want civilians running the pentagon. the federal statute says that the defense secretary should come from civilian life. it does recognize that people can leave the military and become civilians, but it sets the timeframe of seven years. you have to be out of uniform for seven years to qualify to be defense secretary. you could still be secretary of state or national security advisor, any other position other than defense se

because based on everything i'm seeing, we're looking at double digit increases in e dme-commee.re are looking to staff warehouse jobs, everything that's tied in e-commerce rather than stores. that's really where you're going see the growth. >> i wonder if the qualifications are different for an amazon hiring than a macy's, for instance. it's harder to find. >> yeah. and so that's of course one of the questions. >> which do you think is harder to find? the amazon one? >> maybe the amazon one. >> and that certainly has been a discussion. because with a lot of these warehouses and distribution fulfillment centers, they're not necessarily close in populated areas. they're harder to get to. and that work is not always the most enjoyable. you don't get the perks of maybe discounts on clothes, things like that. >> good point. >> they have to get more competitive. >> does amazon offer an employee discount? >> i'll have to look into that. you're not going to get a clothing discount the way you are at macy's. >> usually a third off is the employee off for like a may sis. bloomingdale's, t

. -- "mad dme "mad doc" og" is for his devotion to his military career. he is also never married in his 66 years. part of that is because of this devotion to his military career. he is also a deep, strategic thinker. unlike donald trump, he is an avid reader. given a reading list for his troops about military history, previous wars going back to centuries. he is a very interesting character and very much revered in the military. host: covering the pentagon, you know it is a civilian position. he is now retired and can he served as a -- he is now retired. can he served as a civilian secretary? we do not want generals running the pentagon. we want civilians running the pentagon. the federal statute says that the defense secretary should come from civilian life. it does recognize that people can leave the military and become civilians, but it sets the timeframe of seven years. you have to be out of uniform for seven years to qualify to be defense secretary. you could still be secretary of state or national security advisor, any other position other than defe