dr. carter removes that bullet.and that is on display at the museum and the confederacy if you'd like to see that bullet. saves his life. he's attending a confederate reunion. dr. carter ends up in new york city, as well. they have posted the list of confederate soldiers. charles is there. they have this reunion in the 1880s. back to the battlefield, the federal infantry is arriving. driving it back. they get a little too aggressive against the advance of the confederate artillery. it does some serious damages and repulses the first advance. some reinforcements come up over here and there are men of the is 11th name. i love the photo of these guys in the 1 1th main. now, i'm a hockey player. i think i can take that little guy. but then i look at this guy, the hair and his eyes like that. they're tough. no doubt, they are tough. so is their commander. john hill. why is this guy tough? take a look at that image. see something? oh, yeah he looks like napoleon. he's got his arm in his jacket. where's his other arm? ther

dr. carter making a mistake by saying that or is it better to get the money? >> i tnk he will take the money,s anybody would. at the same time, he's right to take the stand now. if the pentagon continues to muddle through with the budget it iss given it is not a believable case they are making ey cannot live under sequestration level spending. they have to do something to show they needed a base budget increase specifically. >> one of the reasons they don't like getti money through this mechanism is it is one-your money, so they cannot plan long-term with it. that is why you will see secretary carter continue to make the point. at the end of the day, it is inevitable the extra money going to the defense budget wiwill come through h the other account because it does not require a politil deal in congress. >> even bob gates has been trying to discipline the account and move non-incremental cost back into the base budget. i think it is an arcane point. ash carter has been around the pentagon long enough to know combing going -- co-mingling money breaks the discip

dr. carter meets her, senior advisor office of public health department of veteran affairs.former director for medical preparedness policy, homeland security council national security staff. for both president bush and president obama. gentlemen, the introductions could be a lot longer. we thank you for your contribution and service this morning. chief, we'll start with you. >> thank you, governor ridge. it is an honor for me to be here this morning and i appreciate the short introduction. that is just fine with me. as the president and chairman of the board of the international association of fire chiefs, i represent over 11,000 leaders of the nations rescued service and it is on their behalf this morning i am honored to be here to speak to you about the response issues relating to the threat of terrorism using chemical â >> everyone here in the back? make sure the microphone is working. people in the back having a difficult time. >> as you stated in your opening remarks another previous speaker just mentioned also, the threat of terrorism using biological agents or chemica

dr. carter mecher. introductions could be a lot longer. we thank you for your service and contribution and chief, let's start with you. >> thank you governor ridge. >> yes, sir. >> it's an honor for me to be here this morning. and i appreciate the short introduction. that is just fine with me. but as president and chairman of the board of the international association of fire chiefs i represent over 11,000 leaders of the nation's fire rescue and emergency medical service and it's on their behalf i'm honored to be here and speak to you about the response issues relating to the threat of terrorism relating to the chemical and biological agents -- >> can everyone hear in the back? check the microphone. i notice some people in the back having a difficult time hearing. all right? very good. >> as you stated in your opening remarks and as our previous speaker just mentioned also, the threat of terrorism using biological or chemical agents in the u.s. is very real. we've seen very events in recent years and certainly the availability of the indus

dr. brzezinski, secretary albright, secretary carter, general hodges, general dempsey and unanimous congress all wrong? >> i take it that's a question to me, ranking member menendez? >> well either you, madame secretary or secretary of the defense department, whoever wants to take it. but i mean, you have an overwhelming view from a wide spectrum and i just -- i don't get it. so maybe you can elucidate. are they all wrong? if so, why are they wrong? >> i think as the interagency discussion on this subject has taught us, it is -- there are factors on both sides, and we are continuing to evaluate, i think, from where we sit at the state department, if we can see these minsk agreements implemented, if we can see peace in eastern ukraine, that offers the best hope for the ukrainian people. but we will continue to evaluate that situation as we go forward. >> let's stop there. minsk 1, nothing, a disaster. minsk 2, only went ahead and largely incorporated more territory that the rebels had taken since minsk 1 and made the boundary lines between ukraine and russia less capable of actually being pur

carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," dr.s on hearings this morning to regulate home oh pathic medicine. >>> plus more on kraft changing its recipe for mack and cheese. mellody hobson has the details. >>> and rapper ll cool j of the hit show ncis los angeles joins us in studio. >> and jon lester he fields a ground ball but he can't seems to get the ball out of his glove so he tosses it to anthony rizzo. he catches it but they beat them 5-2. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com time is 4-- here's roberta gonzales with a check of weather. >>> good morning everyone. it is monday april 20. i'm michelle. >> hi everyone i'm frank. it is nearly 4:30 and where did the weekend go? >> where did it go? very quickly here. >> it sure did. >> we had stunning weather lots of sunshine and a big transition for your day today. into the 50s across the board from 53 in san francisco to 55 in livermore. the numbers are coming down. 50s, 60s, 70s your full forecast coming up. >>>

policy work, and we have to thank roslyn carter for being the first first lady to establish the office of projects director in the office of the first lady. dr kumar: do you remember how laura bush came upon the initiative for afghan women? anita: sure. she came and to the white house in 2001 and she is been typecast as the shy librarian, teacher. she said, who are you going to be laura bush or hillary clinton? and she said, i think i know laura bush pretty well, so i will be her. she was a smart, beautiful woman and they were confident in their relationship as husband and wife and the partnership that they had in public life and private life. she was going to take her interests from texas to washington, which was establishing first and foremost the national book festival which is now continuing and is in his 12th or 13th year. and you know, they had had an interest in education that was a major focus of the administration no child left behind. and there had -- they had their first state dinner and that changed everything. and the pivot that not only our country had to make, but she had to make as well, and having this role and this platform

dr. natalie, thank you so much. >> you're so welcome. >> always defying her own age, lynda carter, after your local news. >> wow!e switched to charmin ultra mega roll. charmin ultra mega roll is 75% more absorbent so you can use less with every go. plus it even lasts longer than the leading thousand sheet brand. charmin ultra mega roll. >>> looking good outside. we start off with clouds but they have been thinning out. sun hien is warming. it's already 58 here at nbc 10. looking great from the the comcast center. it's 59 right now at trenton. 57 in pottstown. the temperatures are climbing. we'll warm into the 60 and 70s this afternoon. >>> police are investigating the death of man found inside a burning car near philadelphia international airport. here is the scene, firefighters got call about a car on fire yesterday afternoon. after extension wishing the flames they found the charred body of man in the drivers seat. they found an empty gas can in the trunk. >>> new this morning educators are now authorized to go on strike after months of failed contract negotiations. teachers voted last night after the school b

dr. natalie, thank you so much. >> you're so welcome. >> always defying her own age, lynda carter, after your local news. >> wow! charmin ultra mega roll is 75% more absorbent so you can use less with every go. plus it even lasts longer than the leading thousand sheet brand. charmin ultra mega roll. >>> a very good morning to you. it is 10:26. i'm llg. what caused a deadly. a car flipped over in san jose last night killing two people. police say three other people in the car survived. happening today a special flight for world war ii veterans leaves sfo for washington. the veterans are part of an honor flight organized for bay area vets. it offers the veterans a chance to see monuments dedicated to world war ii service members. two of the men making the trip grew up in the oakland hills. >> some memorials that we haven't seen. that's the main object i think, is the world war ii monuments. >> one of the abbott brothers served in the atlantic. the other in the pacific. >>> we're going to have a look at weather and traffic after the break. >>> welcome back. good thursday morning. i'm meteorologist christina loren.

dr. craig carter of -- guess what -- the university of kentucky. who said -- quote -- "it's a scary thing to watch" -- end quote. because -- quote -- "climate change affects all forms of life he said, mosquitoes, tics, flies and others are moving northward" -- end quote in describing how that move affects crops and trees and disease vectors like west nile virus. this university of kentucky equine expert cited specific concerns for equine health but he also offered this reminder and i'll quote him again -- "it's not just horses and people at risk, he said. crops are being affected as are trees due to beetle infestations, climate change affects all forms of life." end quote. since so many of my senate colleagues say that they're not scientists i concluded my kentucky review where scientists gather at kentucky's universities. paul vinchelly says this, i quote -- "in the scientific community it is widely accepted that the global climate is changing and the human activities which produce greenhouse gases are a principal cause. greenhouse gases have a st