so dod runs a school system for military families called dod ea. how does the pay scale for that kind of teacher compare with the dod childcare, pay scales for people with similar credentials? secretary cisneros. unless you want to call mr. constable. >> i admit they don't have similar credentials. >> the question i'm asking is when you got people with similar credentials, maybe i should ask this way. what is the top pay for dodea workers? >> i will allow mr. constable to answer. >> approximately $110,000 per year. >> i think we understand the difference. if we had two workers with the same credentials, the same education, same experience and one was teaching four-year-olds at a dod child veltman center, they would earn only about half as much as one teaching six-year-olds at a dodea center. do you think that makes any sense and are you surprised to find out you are having trouble filling these spots? >> ma'am, we know that as you stated, we are having difficulty with this, it is a national problem. i think being able to pay a competitive salary as

in the outline the actions the dod was taking to account for the u.s. equipment provided in such circumstances. as the situation has continued to evolve, we are now actively engaged in our third evaluation of eum, eeum in ukraine and will continue to focus on this important area looking for opportunities to usage ill reporting to release our findings and recommendations in a timely and transparent manner. in addition to this robust slate of programatic reviews the dod's defense criminal investigative service is actively engaged in investigating fraud prevention and investigative activities leveraging existing relationships and experience conducting investigations in combat environments around the world to ensure the integrity of u.s. assistance to ukraine. while i cannot of course comment on any ongoing investigations, based on our completed work we have not substantiated any instances of the diversion of u.s. security assistance to ukraine. the dod oig has more than 90 professionals engaged in oversight security assistance to ukraine including some 20

how the dod was conducting of military assistance ukraine. last october with the fighting ongoing we issued a classified report we determined a high level the dod was unable to provide such monitoring in accordance with the vetting system policy and the limited presence in ukraine. we outline the action the dod was taken to account for the u.s. equipment provided in such circumstances. third evaluation in ukraine and we will continue to focus on this important area looking for opportunities use agile reporting to release our findings and recommendations in a timely and transparent manner. in addition to this robust slate of reviews the dod oig defense criminal services actively engaged in conducting fraud prevention and investigative activities, leveraging its existing relationships and experience investigations and combat environments around the world, to ensure the integrity to ukraine. well i cannot of course comment on any ongoing investigations, based on our completed work we have not substantiated any instances of the diversion of u.s.

amending the ndaa is one way for them to impose their will on the dod o' -- dod. one-my republican colleagues on the committee currently has a hold on more than 250 general and flag officer promotions within the department of defense because he objects to the dod's travel policy and wants to make a point about his displeasure. the secretary of defense, as well as secretaries of the army, navy, and air force, have all testified that these holds impact our national security. radical republicans are pandering to their maga base and the american -- the american people will pay the price. while the republicans continue their anti-abortion crusade, we should be working to craft an ndaa that addresses the real challenges our servicemembers face and gives them the resources they need to continue protecting our nation, including access to health care. that's what i'll be focused on when we begin our markup tomorrow, and i urge my republican colleagues to join us in this important task in the ndaa markup that we will begin tomorrow. our servicemembers and the american peopl

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can you explain why dod is having success, what's the difference? why are we struggling when they didn't? i know there are good reasons but expound on that. >> i think the number one reason is we have health systems that are built for different populations and for different outcomes. as a general matter our patients are with us longer. and our patients, our veterans have more complicated health care systems and situations. as a result our system is that much more complicated. i think that's the main issue. the other question is when we have struggled with reliability oftentimes, in the last three weeks we had two outages for the first time in 70 plus days. those outages impact the entire system so it's not just v.a., they also impact dod. my point is because of your pressure on us we are making the entire system more reliable including for dod. i think notwithstanding the fact that our system is more complex and our patients have more demanding health care situations, i think the work you've put us through is going to make the whole system, includin

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we commit to them but i think dod is a good contract and it is important draw approval with dod but make. the va is a customer in and of itself so i think secretary also understand make sure we have everything in the contract. his right now and making sure we get it but without it appears that. >> the affordable care act for the insurers to get the get records on board and thinking about the skin in the game for this one i'm not sure what the rest of the skin in the game is. >> it's interesting and one thing you said is satisfaction the technology we are trying but as an agency we've been insistent that can't be the only major. it is an important one but at the end of the day we have risk sounding like management but i'll give it a shot anyway. we have to remember the why and i think we lost that so the why is better health outcomes for veterans. disputes about that we need better electronic health records to ensure better outcomes from. that's the lifeblood of the va, the whole purpose of this multibillion-dollar investment and we have to stay focused on the. the system itself cont

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>> i would refer you to the dod to talk about whatever after action they might do. it's not uncommon for the military to take a look at how it performed. having observed this myself for many years, what i saw was just a classic textbook response to in this case what was an unresponsive pilot and aircraft again with completely tragic outcomes. >> on air on, the embassy and saudi arabia after a break and wanted to get the u.s. assessment on the security situation in the persian gulf. will the u.s. increase its maritime presence in that area and [inaudible] >> which of those do you want me to take first? led to the iranians and the saudi's speak more specifically to this. but i would say in general, we support more integration and dialogue and more transparency throughout the region. and if the iranians open up another embassy and can help increase transparency, if it can de-escalate attention and lead to the reduction in destabilizing behaviors including intercepting maritime shipping as they've attempted to do over the last several days, then all of that is to the po

and dod hospitals. there is new legislation that hopefully will get under reporting from the hospitals. we don't have rigorous reporting from the general community. there can be silent infections and we don't have that reporting at the doctor level. there is much work to be done. >> that is where we need to engage more vigorously on our side to get to a point where we are getting this data. you mentioned the fact these drug development companies are not able to cover their investment. what suggestions do you have for that? >> i think we both did. i can start. we pay for antibiotics based on the volume that is used. we want to try to keep that volume as limited as possible, especially for the new antibiotics for multidrug resistant infections, that reserve their effectiveness. we need a way that will allow us to pay for the value they provide to society, rather than paying for hughes. it's not a legislative hearing, but it would set up a prescription a model which would allow the federal government to en

but can you talk about, we have talked about dod. understand the security council has also been obstacle. can you talk about how you were working in interagency process to actually administer this legislation? and are there other barriers you think this committee could be helpful with or congress could be helpful with? >> yes. thank you. we do proceed on the basis of an interagency consensus and so were we are working very hard to work the consensus. those conversations remain ongoing and we are grateful to the new legislation. the department of justice as well is quite happy with the new prosecutorial authority they have picked their creative this workout, were crimes accountability team, appointed a very seasoned senior prosecutor to be the war crimes counselor focus on looking at those cases that might have u.s. nexus as well, and contributing to what our friends and allies are doing and the oh national systems within europe. it's really a full-court press. >> are you also discussing the idea of restitution and reconstruction? i n

there are a lot of things that can be changed in dod with processes and we can find efficiencies andve to have a strong defense department but look how much money they spend on diversity, equity and inclusion and those kind of things that candidly are hurting the military, not helping them. maria: the same deal when it comes to the number of ships that we're expecting in the u.s. navy versus the chinese navy. we are on the brink of perhaps a major issue with communist china and their fleet size exceeds ours but i want to switch gears and get your take on the oversight committee business because james comer announcing he will begin contempt of congress proceedings against fbi director christopher wray, wray once again refusing to physically turn over that unclassified document that links then vice president biden to an alleged $5 million criminal bribery scheme. wray offering comer to view the document in person at fbi headquarters with redactions, congressman. but it doesn't look like comer is going to take that up. he wants the document in hand. what can you do about it? >> yeah, no

dod will take a look at the process, again as i said yesterday, they responded in a textbook fashiono said they will look at this and if they determine there might have been a procedure done differently they can speak to that. >> two for you, john. nord stream pipeline, three european investigations underway. does the u.s. know when they will be concluded? >> i have to refer you to the countries. >> is the u.s. actively investigating? >> no. >> why not? >> three european countries have embarked on independent investigations and we are comfortable in their ability to look and come up with conclusions. >> so, there is this gas pipeline situation, there's the drone attack in moscow a few weeks ago, the missile attacks in moscow. fair to say ukraine itself may be doing a lot more of these more brazen things than the u.s. is willing to admit? >> i'll let ukraine speak to their activities. what i can tell you, ed, we have said it before, we don't support attacks inside russia and we don't encourage or enable ukraine to be able to do that. we have made those concerns known to ukrainian offi

yay torr and lead -- negotiators and the top services armed committee and before that held roles at dod intelligence community. travis is coo and director of war dc chapter of national fassociation of black engagement in asia. he leads the organization's effort to connect black asia in the public and private sectors and seeks to increase the representation of the black americans engaging in asia. he himself spent time working for major multinational in south korea and works as consultant at de-lit. excited to be with you here for this conversation and the thought, really, john, i'm fascinated with your journey on domestic and foreign poi seizure disorders side of the topic we're discussing today.f i'd like to hear more about your journey to the work we do and your background and identity shaped your work. >> thank you and it's wonderful to be here. i sometimes call myself an accidental civil rights activist. i now run a civil rights organization but actually that wasn't my career trajectory. priorrg to this, far good 25 years, i was in the private sector at a law firm for many, many yea

. >> i think so and will give you example as former chief of staff of dod for him.perate hostage operations, secure the southern border, order us to deploy dod, take out ccp fentanyl flow. that was one day for me in the white house. yes, i think president trump of all people can do both this campaign and effectively show the two-tier system of justice is targeting him and anyone supporting him next. i think he is the only one. >> steve: multi task. kash, thank you for joining us today. >> ainsley: carley is upstairs with headlines. >> carley: update on story we've been following. joran van der sloot, main suspect in natalee holloway's disappearance is set to be arraigned in just hours. he was extradited from peru to alabama yesterday. he faces extortion and wiretapping charges for allegedly saying he would exchange natalee holloway's whereabouts in exchange for money. a judge declared the alabama teen legally dead in 2012. to the crisis at our southern border. texas deploying new tool to prevent migrants from crossing the rio grande. inflatable border barrier being

dod, the pentagon has rolled the maturity schema and there are plenty others as well. there are also technologies and the commercial sector is coming up with solutions like third-party risk ratings. others that are happening -- helping companies come to grips with it. we know it is a hard task. most federal regulators endeavor to be reasonable when they work with their regulated entities and understand the challenges that there are. there are many things that can be done. we are encouraging companies to do those things. >> may be, building on that. one of the highlights of the national security strategy is its emphasis on cloud. some people are recommending that we treat cloud as an infrastructure as well. i would not be surprised if that appears in some drafts of the nda. what are some approaches to these outside providers, particularly to small and medium it will be dependent? what is the burdened or expectation for them? >> i would say three things quickly. one is for small and medium , they have trouble recruiting people. it should be the expectation that if you ar

obstacles to fully implementing the legislation but can you talk about dod? the understand that national security council has been an obstacle. can you talk about how you were working to administer this legislation and are there other barriers that you have encountered that this committee could be helpful with or the congress could be helpful with? >> thank you. we do proceed on the basis of interagency consensus so we are working hard to achieve that consensus. conversations remain ongoing and we are gratefull for the new legislation. they are happy with the prosecutorial war crimes ability team and a senior prosecutor to be the counselor focusing on those cases it may have the u.s. nexus of swelling contributing to what her friends and allies are doing in europe. >> are you discussing the idea of restitution reconstruction and i noticed one of the assets forfeitures those dollars were put towards ukrainian reconstruction. are you discussing how that will and can you give us insight into that? >> in fact we haveus had the fit circumstance that was able to be

so let's ask about dod accountability. if schools filter report, or stop this behavior in jrotc programs, does the dod have any mechanism for saying you no longer get to operate it jrotc program? -- a jrotc program? >> my understanding is that it is the responsibility of the schools to report. >> i know, and i'm asking when they fulfill that responsibility, is this where the department of education, the department of education actually has tools to use to safe you will pay consequences if you fail to report. because we all understand nobody wants to report this stuff. and the school responsible doesn't want to report this. is there anything in the army jrotc program that will tell a school if they fail to report there will be consequences? >> i'm not aware, but i will look into it. >> i'll tell you -- take that as a know until you tell me otherwise. that'll be a no. >> senator warren, the memorandum of agreement between air force rotc and each school has specific requirements -- >> i'm asking about whether there are conseq

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of ufos and made contact with this dod whistleblower as far as back 14 months ago so you are vouchingmr. gr grusch that he is who hes says he is. he was in the position he had. had the access he had. we know that for certain. also we know his colleagues and people around him find him to be a credible person. so do i. now we are at the point where we have somebody making accusations and these are accusations of a cover-up. this is accusations that we have been holding non-extraterrestrial materials and working on back engineering them. and if that is the case it is our duty to have that investigated and arrow, which is our government program, it is their duty now to investigate those claims to either verify them or call them false. >> jesse: why don't we see any photos of these spacecraft or these dead aliens, do you think? >> yeah, i want to see them too, right? that's the whole point. >> jesse: yeah. >> we want to know. we don't want to think. we want to know. but this really does feel like an episode or that movie "don't look up." people have been saying for a long time that there a

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. >> are there any other resources that dod can provide that would be able to aid with the search oroblem of distance and time and possibly vessels to go deep enough to help. >> the dod is assisting in search operations. as of yesterday, there were two c-130s, flights over the area. by later today an air national guard c-130 will also join the search and conduct a search flight over the area. by the end of today, committed three c-130s search and rescue flights. the navy has been in touch with the coast guard and is working to provide personnel such as subject matter experts and assets as quickly as possible. but i don't have anything further to read out as the navy and coast guard continue to remain in touch on this issue. >> john: as we heard from captain jamie frederick earlier this afternoon, despite all of those efforts, nothing has turned up so far and it could be that the submersible is out there on the surface of the water somewhere bobbing around, it could be hundreds of miles from where it first started drifting on the currents, or it could be at the bottom of the ocean, we

shows are not permitted. >> this has been a long-standing policy in terms of activities like this that dodu.s. military installations or facilities. we became aware of the drag events during an april congressional hearing. the secretary advised that the department will not host such events. >> general mark milley has also told the service chiefs to make sure that their rank and file know that drag shows are not allowed. trace? >> trace: jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. thank you. up next, a grouch conservative mothers is labeled extremists by a noted civil rights group. we will get reaction. first, beyond our borders tonight. a man with a knife stabs four young children at a lakeside park in the french alps. authorities say the children between 22 months and # years old suffering life-threatening injuries. two adults were also wounded. the suspect was identified as 31-year-old syrian. the man's motives were unknown. a japanese court rules the lack of legal protections for lt. plus people appears to be unconstitutional. japan is the only member of the group of seven nations without su

dod -- the pentagon has their scheme. the commercial services sector is coming up with solutions like third-party objective risk ratings and others that are helping companies come to grips with a very hard task. we know it is a hard task and i think most federal regulators endeavor to be reasonable when they work with a regulated entities and understand the challenges there are. but there are many things that can be done. we are encouraging companies to do those things. jim: may be building on that, one of the highlights of the national cyber security strategy was its emphasis on cloud. some people are recommending we begin to treat cloud as an infrastructure. i would not be surprised if that is appearing in some parts. what is the right approach to what rob was talking about, particularly for small and medium enterprises? they are going to be dependent on the big cloud guys. what is the expectation for them? anne: i would say three things. for small and medium entities, in some cases, moving to the cloud is easier than m

this has been a long standing policy in terms of activities like this that dod will not host drag eventsilitary installations or facilities. we became aware of the drag events during an april congressional hearing and that that there were a drag event scheduled to take place at dod installations of facilities, a drag show scheduled as part of pride month was reportedly canceled at nellis air force base in nevada. a warning for hikers after a seven year old boy is bit by a rattlesnake in walnut creek. what to do if you find yourself in to explain what you should do if you see one. contra costa firefighters tell us a seven year old boy was bitten by what appeared to be a rattlesnake. it happened at mount diablo state park yesterday afternoon near the mitchell canyon area on the bruce lee trail of the park. the chp airlifted the child to john muir medical center for treatment immediately. we don't have an update on the child's condition, but rattlesnakes are not uncommon here at this park and at others in northern california and the bay area. this is video from the mount diablo state park f

those documents belonging to several agencies, including the cia, the dod and the nsa. michael yaki is on the call with michael, as we know, those documents were confiscated in an office in a storage room, but there were photographs of them bathrooms, a ballroom inside of a shower and a closet we talk just briefly about his co-conspirator in all of this. and i speaking just earlier and wondering, you know? if the coke and is their reality where the co-conspirator >> is found guilty. but the former president is not or is it kind of, you know, if one is not guilty, the other is not guilty. >> i can't conceive of any possibility. one or the other. he's guilty. but the only one i could think of would be. there's a possibility that will now could be not guilty if he truly didn't understand the nature of these documents and only acting that the order of don't trip perhaps they might be able to finding he was not part of the but i feeling that in all probability, the presence of walking out to in the indictment is one to show that there was a conspiracy too, to flip and i thin

the dod's the first chief digital and artificial intelligence officer briefed us earlier this year about workforce issues and our current leveraging aspects of artificial intelligence is a core competency to help them execute their offensive and defensive missions. if you are not already, how are you integrating ai in this kind of trading -- training into the cyber force? is it engaging because of some of the existing partnerships on the private side, is that something that is useful? gen. nakasone: first of all, to better understand where the talent exists, you have to go to where the talent is occupying space right now, and that is our academic institutions. u.s. cyber command a year ago started the academic cyber network to reach out to a series of 100 plus universities within the u.s. to talk about what we do and encourage people to consider government service. the second pieces we have taken a hard look at artificial intelligence and machine learning to look at the defense of the dod information network. every single day, we have to have an ability to defend our networks, data, and

uh, dod doesn't plan, there's no need for that, so now why is he so sure?sed to talk to him. here he is so very well warm guys. very good, says, nobody flinched at all. everyone was very collected. yes, they worked efficiently. now, about uh, additional mobilization is needed. uh, so, i don't follow this especially, but some of our public figures. they say that it is urgent to dial. there is another million to take, or even 2 million. it depends on what we want. but from the end of the great patriotic war, how many there were 10 for five, in my opinion, the mobilization was five, but years. i think i quickly corrected myself in general for the whole war 10, maybe it was, but in at the end of the war, in my opinion, our armed forces numbered 5 million. there i could be mistaken. i don't remember certain things exactly. i remember exactly, for example, that a sorry for being distracted. uh, that almost uh 70% of losses 69 you will lose during the great patriotic war well, that's right, yes, at the moment exactly well, this is a distraction. so, uh, it doesn't

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support and make supervisor happy as a lark if you keep in committee i'm worried tell end up dead as a dod o you are crazy as a loon if you did not support i'm sure that supervisor melgar will take it like water off a duck's back or proud as a peacock if you spchlt thank you for upon listeningil fly like an eagle back to the office. >> thank you, and despite your best efforts to lose my vote i will be supporting this. >> i was about to reconsider my supportful someone pulled out the dad joke book this morning. >> i do want to say and i than you know san francisco grapples with serious issues and sometimes tell play out on social media why are we doing this when we have serious problems. i think it is i said the full board i want to say here, we can walk and chew gum at the same time and address serious issues and celebrating our city. i appreciate this. i was a will seal guy i will support the parrot and shout out to peter and heather knight at the chronicle for had they did on this. vice chair walton >> thank you, chair dorse. want to start by saying i'm going to support this. i do want t

. >> reporter: emergency officials tweeting the boom was caused by an authorized dod flight.his flight caused a sonic boom a senior government official telling nbc news fighter jets scrambled after air traffic control lost radio contact with the pilot of a small business jet, a cessna citation around 2:00 this afternoon the aircraft took off from tennessee headed to long island, new york, but overshot its location and turned southwest when fighter jets caught up with the pilot he was already incapacitated. >> the pilot was slumped over. >> reporter: shortly after the plane goes down in a mountainous area outside charlottesville, virginia experts say sonic booms are not all that common do you have an understanding of what circumstances would have to come together for them to go supersonic to the point where people would hear it? >> if they were intercepting an aircraft that was doing 70 or 80% of the speed of sound and needed to intercept that aircraft quickly. >> aaron joins us from washington aaron, what more are we learning tonight about the military's response >> kate, nor