. >> well, have i had several conversations with general dunwoody and general stein about my concerns over our depot network and our readiness. as the secretary knows, because he was on the committee at this time. when we went into iraq and afghanistan, our depots were not up to speed. and it took us 18 months. and general dunwoody assured me that y'all have learned the lessons and will not let that happen again. but when i look at these numbers, it worries me. because y'all know we could be in iran or somewhere over there in the next six months for all we know. and i want to make sure that you're confident that you got what you need for a surge capability. nobody knows a surge capability more than you. and if these numbers aren't working for you, you got to tell us. this is our problem. that's not your problem. we count on you to tell us what you need to be ready. when you made your comments about being leaner going forward and you outlined your numbers for in-strength, let me ask. do you think you're going to be prepared to deal with another theater of war that may open up in three

and i'm sad to say general dunwoody retired, by the way. she is a class act. one of the things she has assured me is that y'all are determined to not get caught like we were caught offguard going into iraq and afghanistan when it came to our depot's capabilities. and i believe -- believe her and general stein when they say that then i look budget just proposed, 82% of last year. last year the funding was in oco, this year, this year 93% of last year. all this funding last year and this year is oco. the numbers for depot maintenance for the army reserve is 57% of last year, for the national guard is 64% of last year. and my question is if we want to make sure we're ready -- by the way, obviously we're still in a war. and we have other theaters threatening. a wise depot maintenance has been cut so much and why is there no funding in the traditional accounts, general dempsey? >> the demand is going down. yes, we remain in conflict. but iraq we went from 50,000 a year ago down to roughly 300 uniform personnel now. and when that demand goes down, so too does the de

. >>> plus, it is called the dunwoody daycare murder trial. a georgia man is charged with killing the husband of his alleged mistress and now the widow has been banned from the courthouse. we'll find out why, coming up in a live report. >>> then on a lighter note dr. oz drops in for a house call to talk about the link between love and good health. he'll take your questions about sex relationships and keeping that spark alive. >>> all right. and then hollywood honors its best during the 84th annual academy awards tomorrow night. all the emphasis is on the nominees but do you ever wonder who the oscar voters are? we'll take a look, coming up. >>> but we begin this half hour with the trial in new jersey of former rutgers university student facing charges for allegedly using a web cam to spy on his roommate's sexual encounter with another man. it comes after the defendant turned down a plea deal last year that would have allowed him to avoid jail time. nbc's craig melvin has details. >> reporter: the 19-year-old defendant walked into the new jerse

. >>> the main witness so far in the dunwoody, georgia daycare murder trial is banned from the courthousethis is the latest twist in a trial that's already made claims of seeing an angel that looks like olivia newton john and a demon that looks like barry white. we're not talking about some random witness who was tossed out of the courthouse. this woman is integral to the trial, she is the victim's widow. i can't imagine this happens very often. >> it really doesn't. this is just extraordinary, brooke. it's remarkable, and it doesn't happen because witnesses listen to the judge, they listen to prosecutors when they were instructed not to have any contact with other witnesses. well, this witness, andrea sneiderman, as you mentioned, the widow of the victim in this case, doesn't seem to get it. she doesn't seem to listen. perhaps she doesn't want to. but right there in the courtroom after one of her friends testified, she hugged her friend in front of the jury. you see it right here. but then, brooke, she follows it outside and says to the woman, you are no longer my friend since you don't

it happened in dunwoody about 25 miles south of richmond. investigators say a worker at that center shot his manager in the leg. they say he also fired on sheriff deputies who responded before he shot himself. he died from that shooting. the manager was taken to a nearby hospital. she is expected to be okay. >>> a monumental dedication on the national mall today. president obama attended the long-awaited ground breaking for the national museum of african-american history and culture. tom sherwood has our report. >> reporter: from stirring national anthem -- ♪ >> reporter: to cultural songs that span generations, the new african-american museum of history and culture that is to open in 2015 was celebrated wednesday with a ceremonial groundbreaking of the $500 million museum, likely the last to be built on the national mall. >> it was on this ground long ago that lives were once traded, where hundreds of thousands once marched for jobs and for freedom. it was here that the pillars of our democracy were built often by black hands. >> reporter:

and i'm sad to say general dunwoody retired, by the way. she is a class act. of the things she has assured me is that y'all are determined to not get caught like we were caught offguard going into iraq and afghanistan when it came to our depot's capabilities. and i believe -- believe her and general stein when they say that then i look at thebudget just proposed, 82% of last year. last year the funding was in oco, this year, this year 93% of last year. all this funding last year and this year is oco. the numbers for depot maintenance for the army reserve is 57% of last year,for the national guard is 64% of last year. and my question is if we want to make sure we're ready -- by the way, obviously we're still in a war. and we have other theaters threatening. a wise depot maintenance has been cut so much and why is there no funding in the traditional accounts general dempsey? >> the demand is going down. yes, we remain in conflict. but iraq we went from 50,000 a year ago down to roughly 300 uniform personnel now. and when that demand goes down, so too does the de