gen. hyten: i guess there was three questions there. does note, space-x like it when i talked to them of on top of their rockets -- weapons on top of the rockets. the china peace, i'm not a diplomat. i have to do with the threats. that is what i do with -- deal with. i would like china to be part of any discussion on the future. look at the missiles that china is building. i would like them to understand their role. i would like them to understand what those kind of pieces are. i would like to have an aggressive dialogue between the state department and the chinese foreign ministry. i would like to have all of those things happen. that is not my job. my job is to deal with the world as it is, to deal with the world as it could be, and to be paired for those kinds of things that allow the state department to walk down that path. i really want them to go down that path. reapers, how you use that is really not my lane. i don't know if you have looked strat struck him -- com force structure, b

gen. quantock: that is the elephant in the room. whistleblower reprisal has skyrocketed because of the misuse against senior officials. it is off the charts. i have been investigated twice. rep. kelly: let me understand this junior members of the military know they have a commander that they don't like, if they file an i.g. complaint at the right time, it can end his career if they have done nothing wrong. is that correct? lt. gen. quantock: correct. we can see a rising complaints right around the time the list comes out. ip. kelly: mr. chairman, yield back. rep. coffman: mr. russell, you are now recognized for five minutes. ssell: thank you for beingssell: thank you for being here. i don't understand why members of congress want to trash the uniform code of military justice. it is the one glue that holds we can critique it, hold it accountable, but god for bid if the political together. environment ever trashed the uniform code of military justice and get rid of it. you think we have screwed up the military now? put it in the hands

they can shape the future of their youth that is the second one but the ultimate potential of block gen i believe is in the centralized marketplaces and be centralized exchanges and decent allies platforms and that aspect is still hard for a lot of people to grasp including the policymakers the garment and the carpets of course you wouldn't expect the godric's to get this aspect of logjam because it's beyond their scope they're completely focused on their own profitability so they are not to be thinking about this but the ultimate benefit to the common man and to the public the gift of the bushies nakamoto if you will is in this decentralization and that will only be achieved by a new generation of entrepreneurs new generation of innovators and that's not those who. who are expected to come out outside of the incumbent outside of the existing institutions once they come and build these up negations will these marketplaces and platforms that is when the true potential of block general be unlocked and which are the sectors that are most adaptable that will be adopting block change first i

political affairs gen but master forgot to say that the results of the twenty six thousand election were not impacted or changed by the russians and that the only collusion was between russia and crooked h. the d.n.c. and the dems remember the dirty dossier your brain speeches emails and the podesta company that tweet now has the d.c. chattering class wondering whether mcmasters job is in jeopardy given the president's predilection for driving out those who don't parrot his view of the world rosalynn jordan al-jazeera washington survivors of wednesday's school

gen.ilva: thank you for the opportunity to join secretary mattis. general dunford and i along with the joint chiefs of staff fully support the strategy. both documents are the product of significant consultation and collaboration between members of the joint staff. and the osd staff. the national defense strategy detailed strategy, planning, and operations. therefore the chairman's 2016 pacified strategy will require an update to maintain complete consistency with the national defense strategy and the presidents national security strategy released in december. immediately upon release, published last month, general dunford directed a revision. that process is underway. other subsequent guidance and plans will be revised in turn to support the lines of effort outlined in the national defense strategy and to operationalize the concept of dynamic force employment. additionally we have begun to refute the processes to determine if we need to make adjustments to support the responsibilities and

i'm here today on behalf of next gen america. a national political organization dedicated addressing climate change. i'm here to speak in support of the resolution you have in front of you. this week the san francisco pension board has an important opportunity to lead and uphold its fiduciary responsibility to san franciscans by committing to divest from fossil fuels. last week new york city made the decision to divest its pension. if they can do it, we can too. divestment is not only the moral thing to do but the right financial decision. next gen founder was an investor and wrote, quote, divestment is the only fiscally responsible decision > > tying the future to the dirty industry that will wreak destruction on our shores. it would cost san francisco employees a lot of money in the long run. climate change is already here. the sea level is expect to the rise by several feet submerging sections of our city. no amount of financial skepticism could justify putting neighbors at risk and fossil fuel investments is a bad bet. coal,

gen. silva: my response is yes, it does make sense. it makes sense in the context that we are talking across a 40 year time span. the cost of about $700 million to modernize the three legs of the triad to make available to future secretaries of defense and commanders in chief. a credible, secure, reliable, nuclear triad that allows those individuals 20 or 30 years into the future to be able to tailor strategic responses as well as support the possibility of negotiating away entire types of classes of weapons. that process will have to continue over a long time span. the arsenal and weapons we have today are ready, secure, and credible. they must be modernized over the span of time to keep those options available to our commanders in chief. rep. jones: thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. mr. wilson. rep. wilson: thank you so much for your service and being here today. i especially appreciate what you are doing as a veteran, myself. particularly as the grateful dead. i've had four sons an

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and the gens of this year's european cinema are in the spotlight as berlin's star studded annual film festival gets into full swing sarah harman has been taking in the day's big films for us and she joins me now from the red carpet at the berlin last sara good to see you so a big german film is premiering today what can you tell us about it. well that's right marianne and today the press got their first look at the german competition and sheree transit comes to us from director christiane petzold and it's based on a novel that was actually written in one thousand nine hundred forty four by anna zegers it tells the story of a young man who's fleeing the nazis playing out in the city of marjah say a leading passage on a ship that will take him to safety he begins impersonating a dead friend of his and let's just say things get really complicated the really interesting thing about this film mariane is that it's set in modern day marsay and the effect of watching the story they were all quite familiar with the people fleeing nazi persecution watching that play out in a modern day setting

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. >> just a few moments ago i signed a memorandum directing the attorney gen eral to propos regulationsdevices that turn weapons into machine guns. >> "whether we are republican or democrat we must now focus on strengthening background checks." we're told some from parkland, columbine and new town, connecticut. >>> and the president is claiming he's been tougher on russia than former president obama ever was. he says just look at the facts. >> reporter: answering questions for the first time since robert mueller's sweeping indictment, the white house press secretary was pressed on why the president hasn't forcely condemned russia's actions. >> what he's saying is it didn't have an impact and it certainly wasn't with help from the trump campai campaign. it's very clear russia medaled in the election. >> but the president has never been so clear, raising doubts after the story first broke. >> but i notice anytime anything wrong happens, they like the say it's the russians. she doesn't know if it's the russians doing the hacking. maybe there is no hacking. >> he acknowledged the meddling b

gen. silva: congressman, we have established the u.s. cyber command as the work for the military networks that we operate on. cybercrime and consultation with the national security administration. >> my point in saying that nuclear weapons represent the only military existential threat is that they would be used uniquely for military purposes. there is no question. cyber is an asymmetric capability and this nation has boehner abilities in critical infrastructure and civilian infrastructure. we will continue to do the work of normalizing our ability to defend those and provide the advice we can from the nsa as well as doj and the apartment of homeland security to defend those networks. >> do you feel our training is meeting its expectations as to where we need to be at this time to deal with our cyber challenges? collaboration between the military and department of homeland security and nsa -- the training is as good as we can possibly make it and we are reacting to the threats we can see.

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we can get the gen light to send a truck, but when heets ther the road is closed.eporter: unusuly heavy snowfa caused majorraffic disrupon in the rth of ance thi wee leang -- leaving the ban of heavy lorries in a region that has impacted businesses that rely on the delivery of goods. the snow is already costing around 60 million dollars a day. that could really endanger small businesses because they cannot turn a profit. the government said it was working on a series of measures to upsetemporary losses. this includes a temporary extension of working hours requirements and extending tax deadlines. they were also considering allowing lorries back on the road this weekend. molly: we will turn our attention to financial markets. this is certainly has been a wild ride for global markets, triggered by a loss in wall street thursday. a name according to one analyst -- he calls it the short volatility flash crash. major indices are all firmly in the red, as you can see, with paris and freight for down with a 1%. friday's trading -- it appears to be headed for the worst wee

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thank you to bay.org, fossil free sf, indian people organized for change, next gen america. sf bernie-c.r.a.ts. and last night with incredible testimony from victor who talked about the way the investment industry works, about score cards, out of the half a billion dollars that the san francisco employee retirement system has invested in fossil fuels, over 20% of it has not yielded a positive return to the fund. just what supervisor cohen was saying, for five years or more. that's what we call a bad investment. that is a bad investment. this decision can be made as a fiduciary decision and moral imperative as we did around guns and ammunition and tobacco. it makes prudent sense for the retirement system to divest. i want to shout out the commissioners gathered here who took the very bold step and at the department of -- commission of the environment last evening voted for full divestment within 180 days. which is a strong demand. thank you commissioners. with that, i would like to bring up isabelle sezie who is a young leader, a grassroots leader and thank you isabelle for b

gen henry h. arnold commanding general of the u.s. army air forces was dismayed the u.s. military couldn't afford to keep losing aircraft at that rate. newcomers to bombing warfare the americans had botched the end from c. . but u.s. bombers would prove their destructive potential in other campaigns in other places . in july nine hundred forty three the war entered a new phase the landing of allied troops in sicily launched a ground offensive and ground troops expected support from bombers. for the u.s. air force this was a second chance italy was less well defended than germany. but it is a was like a china shop almost all the italian industrial sites were located near architectural treasures. how could the allies even in the name of liberty destroy the cradle of western civilization. the american general staff began classifying cities are courting to their heritage value. category c. sienna p.'s or belonging and twenty one others. category b. nineteen citizens group in karma via montepulciano. category a rome venice florence. crews were given detailed maps of the one hu

is in a break trouble particularly his moment came with the arrest and detention of gen and then and beginning and their families i think he is in a big big trouble and the world good to see that because egypt is very important we don't want to ship to fail as a country we want to egypt to survive as a state and i think this carry on is not going to help the matters the public in egypt is very unhappy the country is not transparencies as many saudis and sim prisons intimidation in daily basis people being killed. it is just a country cannot run this where week to week magic if sam and does indeed have these incriminating documents that. claims that he has why would he not have used them by now well let's not forget that he is a military man and he was the second in command so it really depends on what are in those documents as i said it might actually implicate him himself because this was not only the kind of. the one off. incident it was a matter of systematic policy so and it was the military. establishment i mean. our man is not a hero himself he was part of this region and he re

that is a problem, because itnu just con on, and it is just horrific.er laura: the gen at the head of u.s. central command says that russia has been arsonist and firefighter in syria. he said russia has failed to rein in syria either because it is not capable or doesn't want to. what do you make othe analysis >> i think it has been more arsonist than firefighter, and there probly is an element of truth regarding the lack of ability to conol assad as much as they would like. but i think if they really wanted to do something to ensure that you could at least enable the u.n. resolution to be enacted, that they could do it. they have shown no interest. laura: what do you think the prospects are for any pause ingh the ng in eastern ghouta? we have both this u.n. cease-fire and supposedly te,s russian paeither of which so far have worked. date, the only time we see anything from russians is if they feel they have accomplished their objectives. until that happens we will not see a pause. laura: the head of the international rescue committee says that en a five-hour pause in the bombing is to

and as for that sequence of misses later on that takes skill was as did joe pa gen polos header over from point blank range maybe this is why leverkusen get again surrendered second spot because i'm so they've been up there two or three times now they had a good mindset and today it didn't work out hard to have. but you can forgive a young team for sometimes not performing as you might expect this and i'm talking like the mistake played a great season so far thank you much and we're going to keep on fighting for this long on the blackboard and i think the. intention spawning also knows it's worth fighting it's rarely been this easy to make a top four finish. for us how was it because they stayed focused and showed a lot of discipline of discipline at least scored the right goals at the right borders and this is timing is crucial for the off just before half time and just after what it was four hundred and i mean it was practically game over a number. of the parish and maybe in the second half of the table. but there just six points shy of a champions league spot at the table is open

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and the committee writes of course assistants and journalists from will receive but also took his gens who under immense pressure from the government this a good against cinci of almost a villain bottom to human rights committee thank you very bus for joining us in the studio and sharing your thoughts and of course we'll talk to you later now let's take you to live i'm seeing pictures the german chancellor angela merkel is about to address join this of the sea life which is coming up and we hope to get them to you as soon as possible she's just had talks with the polish prime minister and of course expectations that she will be addressing the case of dennis huge and let's go live to those pictures if we can. so. once. they will be traveling on to the munich security conference we've worked a long time on this additional visit. but i'm very glad that you know if you come to visit us and. created you're with military honors we've spoken about german polish relations. on the one hand they're very close and intense especially in the border region and in economic respects. trade volume is g