gen. powell: for those of you not old enough to remember the movie, it is a movie about pool by thed paul newman goes name of fast eddie felson determined to be the champion, he thinks he is the best in the world and goes into this pool york.n new the game starts and fast eddie is good, very good, but he has this manager or financer sitting in a chair watching all of this. his evening goes on and they are drinking and shooting pool and eddie is beating the devil out of minnesota fats and he is becoming desperate and keeps looking at george c scott like what do i do? he says, stick with this kid, he is a loser. that kind of stuns anybody and they play more and he keeps losing and he thinks, i have got goesnd he excuses himself, into the bathroom and comes out a few minutes later and he is reaching for his coat, they think. as the attendant is about to bring his coat, instead of taking his coat, he smiles and puts his hands out and has talcum powder poured into his hands. let's play some poo

gen. powell: it was very important that that rule be the first of the 13 rules. i start that description by saying it's not necessarily the case, but it's the attitude you should have. things will get better. you are going to make them better. it is within your license to make things better. as you go through the rules, perpetual optimism is a force multiplier. multiplier is a military term, ways to enhance the power of our force. we're looking for things that make the force more effective. so, i have found in working with , and this book is about working with human beings, i find if you convey an attitude of perpetual optimism, we can do it, we can do it, it becomes a force multiplier. to robert's real question, when i go across the country, i see all of the problems discussed here in the problem with overseas adventures and other crises around the world -- but i have also seen around the , people who are , financial leaders, i still find people are optimistic. reagan-likest confidence am

gen. staff wrecking 75 years since world war ii. it also comes in the middle of the partnership of the library from january through may with the eisenhower presidential library and foundation in abilene. it is on the 20 eisenhower exhibit up in the second floor art gallery here in the library, the mountain gallery. we have a series of programs running on dwight eisenhower through may. one of those in fact is next wednesday. tonight we focus on eisenhower and george marshall. the army chief of staff who targeted for advancement of a military offer, among others he spotted george patton and omar bradley and mentors as the army chief of staff from 1939-1945. he went on to become secretary of state and win a nobel peace prize. david mills is an assistant professor of military history and has a phd in history from north dakota state university and the distinction of being the first person to earn a doctorate in history from the school in 2009. he spoke at the library two years ago on operation

gen.mes: well, good morning. this has to be the best job in the world that somehow i fell into, when i look across the room at our air force family. it's incredible. believe me, the chinese would not like what we are talking about, what we are doing, getting together here today focused on defending this nation, all of us together. so a special thanks to everyone in the room attending, and of course our sponsors, our defense industry partners. when we can put defense industry in the same room as our warfight good.hat's also, thanks to the media for being here. you all it criticized sometimes, more than you deserve. if we don't tell the story about the most lethal combat, conventional combat force in the world, we're going to miss opportunity to defend this nation. so the media's directly involved here. the good news, this morning we have the leader of the most lethal conventional combat force in the world, general mike holmes. incredible, when you think about what's going on across our comb

gen. joseph dunford for his remarks. gen. dunford: the secretary spoke about lines that are outlined in the national defense strategy. i want to address how we have aligned to the nds and adapted. therefore characteristics of today's strategic landscape driving annotation across the joint fortune. return of great power competition that is addressed in the nds changes the character of war leaders. the department has been speaking about that for some time. the capacity of the force relative to our operational commitments has increased in an unprecedented pace of change in virtually every aspect of our profession. in response, we are adapting how we plan, how we support the secretary to make decisions, how we prioritize and allocate resources, and how we are developing tomorrow's cap abilities. i will briefly touch on each one of these areas. first we shifted from a traditional focus on operational plans for specific contingencies, to plans that are globally oriented on each of the challenges

gen. dunford: barbara, as you know, i have worked hard to remain apolitical and not make political judgments. your first question is not in my lane. i have worked hard to provide military advice to the secretary, military advice to the president, other members of the national security council, and make sure that our men and women in uniform have the wherewithal to do their job. i'm going to stay in that lane. that gets to the second part of your question, which is i will not now, nor will i when i take off the uniform, make judgments about the president of united states or the commander in chief. i just will not do it. >> let me ask you this. how do you view, because you are the advisor on military matters, we have now seen troops in uniform, active duty, wearing red political hats. we have seen the president come into this building and make speeches discussing the democrat leadership. do you worry at all that way -- we have partisan politics brought into the military? that would be a ques

gen. we wanted to know, where the claims true? >> she put over 1500 people in jail and then laughed about it. >> reporter: did she put 1500 people in jail for marijuana violations? she would not have personally prosecuted drug cases. that 1500 number was reported by the washington beacon, they claim that based on numbers from the department of corrections, at least 1560 people were sent to state prisons for marijuana for the defenses between 2011 and 2016. that is when harris was the atty. gen. and did harris laugh about her own marijuana use? well, here's a radio interview from february this year. >> have you ever smoked? >> i have, and i inhaled, i did inhale. >> reporter: gabbert also seemed to refer to the case of death row inmate, kevin cooper. >> we bought evidence i would have freed innocent manat row until the courts forced her to do so. >> reporter: it is true that as atty. gen. she refused to allow advanced dna testing that could free cooper. he is on death row for murdering a family in 1983. gov. gavin newsom ordered a

asking about it that's kind of pointing the finger pointing the were sponsibility over to the shin gen police now what's interesting about this you know he is a chinese national and the minister of foreign affairs here saying it this is an internal matter he said there wasn't a diplomatic matter so obviously kind of laying the groundwork for them focusing on this as an internal matter now but what's interesting also at the end of the questioning period in this press conference he underlined the ministry of foreign affairs spokesman underlined that this that the u.k. government should stop these irresponsible statements and then even when the little bit further and this is a theme we've heard from the chinese administration that exteriors forces have been meddling in the situation in hong kong over the last couple weeks he kind of reiterated that at the end before he wrap this up but right now he's saying that any more details have to come from the police here and there are reports as well scott saying that on his facebook page he does describe himself as being a social activist might t

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what the detention is he said but the spokesperson here said that needs to be referred to the shin gen police but what we do know about this too when the people are detained under this administrative detention order it doesn't necessarily mean there's anything criminal involved with it just that there are some of violation of some type of law so that is kind of what we're looking at now you know it's interesting because the ministry of foreign affairs yesterday said they had no information about it today they said that they went and researched it because it was brought up in the press conference on tuesday that's why they say they have this information now but should be specific should be directed at the police because that's who's holding this gentleman and one thing that was interesting at the end of this comment during the press conference the spokesperson said that you know that the united kingdom shouldn't be pointing fingers and that these are irresponsible comments over the last couple of days we can presume yes obviously about the situation with the detention of their employee

gen. barr: any co-conspirators should not rest easy. the victims deserve justice and they will get it. nada: the democrats descendeweon iowa this ekend. we will see what the winning messages and food were a.the fair nada: for those watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to "world news america." one of the world's busiest airports, hong kong internationa was closed today, with all flights canceled.d it happeter thousands of antigovernment protesters joined a sit-in. there have been 10 consecutivest weeks of demtions sparked by a proposed law that would have made it easier for suspects to be sent to mainland china for trial. beijing has called some of theri protests ter and has vowed to respond to violent crime with an iron fist. from the scene, jonathan head reports. jonathan: as the last flights came in, the passengers were greeted with a chorus of appeals from young hong kongers pleading for support. they feared the police were about to storm the airport. its sudden closure left tr

numbers since the protests moved to the hong kong international airport but there was one standout in gen airport shares soared it's the closest major airport to hong kong and during the closures this week some flights were diverted there to continue turmoil in hong kong could make more attractive to airlines and passengers the airport just received approval to expand allowing it to nearly double its yearly passenger numbers to 80000000. so while the view from jenin to hong kong remains the same the impact from what's happening across the border is be keenly felt by the people here scotland al-jazeera. fighters say they killed 50 soldiers in an attack on a military base in southern somalia army commanders confirm the raid but didn't provide the casualty numbers. to if its men died in the gunfire and car bomb explosions. a female suicide bomber has killed 6 people in china 4 guards and a soldier among the dead in the western district of. the army blaming boko haram fighters for their latest cross border raid from neighboring nigeria. until i heard on the outs there were news hour including

[applause] gen. raymond: really appreciate it. pres. trump: that's a big one. thank you very much. i would now like to invite chief master sergeant roger toberman to the stage to unfurl the flag of the united states space command. thank you very much. [applause] ♪ [applause] >> next week, her life and career at an event in arkansas. it's part of the lecture series hosted by the clinton foundation. queen elizabeth agreed to the request to suspend parliament for five weeks ahead of the deadline it to leave the eu. a number of members of the house of commons have been critical of that decision. they will have a chance to question him next week. watch that wednesday at 7:00 eastern did you can follow all of our coverage online at www.c-span.org. it >> the interior secretary delivered remarks recently at the steamboat freedom conference. he discussed change in the instinct species a

♪that i'm a traveller ♪i'm gonna follow the sun transitions™ light under control™ new transitions™ gene care professional today and learn more at transitions.com ♪ >> this is a fox news alert from fox news headquarters. i am aisha haas name. a tense, dramatic situation unfolding involving a barricaded gunman who is accused of shooting and injuring several police officers. at this hour, we have just gotten word that the suspect is now in police custody. again, this after an hour's long standoff. you are looking at the video of the suspect with his hands up as he surrenders to police, just happened about 10 minutes ago. all of this happening at a neighborhood of brick and stone homes and a part of the city known as nice time tioga. for a while, two officers were trapped in the same building where the suspected gunman was holed up, but they safely were taken out just before 10:00 eastern time by police and their s.w.a.t. teams. earlier, six officers hit by gunfire, and they have since been treated and released from the two nearby hospitals in philadelphia. one other officer was hurt in a

in addition, we are also operationalizing next-gen technologies including adsb. it will be required for aircraft operating in u.s. airspace and provides surveillance information that is more accurate than radar and more cost-effective, especially in remote areas. roughly 80% of the u.s. airline fleet and more than 60,000 journal aviation aircraft have been equipped. we expect to start operational testing this summer. this will allow us to build a virtual departure queue at airports. flights can wait at the gate with their engines off until they have a direct route to the runway. by moving electronic data exchange, it will also save time for our controllers in a tower by eliminating certain manual processes. we are also working to make sure new generations of americans are ready to enter the aerospace workforce. one of the highest priorities is to bring well-trained women and men into the aviation system. we have established a committee to broaden the pipeline of young people interested in aviation careers, enhancing the proficiency of training and targeting skill

gen. hyten: yes, sir. >> do you agree when asked to give your personal views even if those differ from the administration in power? gen. hyten: i do, sir. >> will you ensure that your staff complies with deadlines establish for requesting communications including questions for the record in hearings? gen. hyten: we will, sir. >> will you cooperate in providing witnesses and briefers and in response to congressional requests? gen. hyten: yes, sir. >> will those witnesses be protected from reprisal for their testimony or briefings? gen. hyten: yes, sir. >> have you assumed any duties or undertaken any actions which would appear to be resume the outcome of this confirmation process? gen. hyten: i have not, sir. >> the world is more dangerous now than it's been in my lifetime. i honestly believed that i've talked to you about that. and after years of sustained armed conflict unde conflict und budget uncertainties in our military has fallen behind competitors and readiness in the key capabiliti

stunt doesn't make a distant gen. u.s. it was a p.r. stunt to raise awareness of climate change and to drum up support for the upcoming un the un conference which it's done so it does look going to climate change agenda face something of a challenge and you know well that's for sure i mean here in the european side of the atlantic ocean gratitude burger and fries future movement are household names there's been huge amounts of media coverage following weeks and months of friends for future protests among students in the u.s. it's a little bit it's a little bit less popular gretta is not so well known for his future not so well known we actually have a map from the fridays for future pro protests website you can see europe on the right us on the left and as we zoom in we can see just how cluster how many fridays for a future of events of any kind there are on the european side and how spread out out they are and fewer they are in the u.s. there's of course some reasons for that european countries are smaller easier to organize and smalle

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my sister is really good at staying on the trends as gen -z'ers do. she gives me up-to-date on those. the report on politics, economics, they are out there and they are doing good work. fernando, attention is a company that is described as entertainment that also informs. i think that is great. please talk about that and you're both. -- your role in it. fernando: attention is a new company. it started as a digital media startup. over the years, it has been very careful and intentional about being a media company and not necessarily a news media company. we want to be very respectful of people are doing straight, down the line journalism like abc, as and all of the other outlets. very transparent about having a point of view. even that, that gives us wider broom to do stories. there are certain topics that don't have both sides to it. climate change does not have to sides. i'm a change is climate change. that is a thing. there is no side where a person does not deserve equal treatment. i think that i am from a middle-of-the-road news background. it has

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cambodia is rich in rubies and sapphires but the country lacks the expertise to make big bucks out of the gens so most are exported to thailand to be cut and made into jewelry which is where the real profits are being made. a 20 car dark blue gemstone that's what khaitan spends hours each day searching for where he to discover one he'd be a rich man the pile in province in western combo has long been known for precious stones but heavy exploitation means discoveries are now rare still now and then someone will get lucky and stumble upon a soft far or ruby. i earned $500.00 u.s. dollars some months other months though i don't find anything and so i earn nothing it's all a matter of luck. the miners have been waiting for this man leap oh he's a gemstone dealer and is going to examine today's hole. shows him what he's got he's hoping for a good price to get an accurate valuation the stones would need to be tested in a lab but the dealer can make an estimate based on his experience. this stone isn't anything special we call it tone here it's worth about $150.00. over the past few years cambodia ha

been need to stop this killings since he had been elected he didn't do anything could he have sent gen off i mean in disgrace to convince people to stop back to nothing and this is why we have all these people doing the most gracious they want the power. to remain to be reminded all the promises they made according to dispatch so we are waiting maybe one day to give you make a statement and maybe the change will come back for the moment people are still in the street asking for peace definitely looking forward to that change when the bus you from did africa thank you very much for the time thank you. now refugees in south africa are crying foul about what they see inefficiencies and corruption within the system thousands of people mostly africans are fled to south africa in the past decade seeking asylum bought one refugee from the d.r. c. is doing his best to ensure that refugees are protected from victimization. reports from johannesburg. like i did somebody has decided to stand up for it like in south africa. he knows how inefficient and frustrating this system can be seen as 2008 a

♪that i'm a traveller ♪i'm gonna follow the sun transitions™ light under control™ new transitions™ genour eye care professional today and learn more at transitions.com judge jeanine: the threat of the socialism in america is real and it should frighten you. in my book, radicals, resistance and revenge, i discuss this in detail. good evening, charlie. the dems say socialism is going to give you everything that your parents and grandparents worked for for free. healthcare were college education and basic income. one of the things talk about in my book, this is a quote from bernie sanders. take a listen to this. these days the american dream is more in south america in ecuador, venezuela and argentina where incomes are more equal today than they are in the land of horatio alger. who's the banana republic now? it's bernie sanders towght how great venezuela is and now we know it's a disaster. what is it about socialism or is it stupidity on the part of these people that they don't get? >> it's so easy to be generous with other people's money. it's easy to want to give other people's money t

have $1 trillion of education debt, half of them take out loans for the education is only a quarter of genniums take out double. they can't afford housing. there was a big article about how the bank of mum and dad would represent a top—10 mortgage lender with the amount that parents help their children with getting on the property ladder. things aren't going well. what they say is the worst time to enter the labour market and we have to watch out for millennials. i think i count as one. we have two look out, benefit for jen said, that is the next generation. it doesn't look like the way things are moving in terms of global coal — my politics that things will get better quickly. it is that not having the cushion when people are under —— unpredictable. it is harder to set money aside for a rainy day. when you reveal how little millennials have, how much they have in savings. i have no savings. they don't have enough. this is a problem. i can't put money away. in terms of renting, money is being driven into the rental market and they haven't got that potential capital gain. in the last big re

very integrated already but people are aware of the fact that there's different rules of play engine gen so i think they want to they're different keep an eye on how i things develop initially because they do treasure the freedoms that they have in hong kong even just in investment terms if it couldn't thank you very much. autonomous driving is one of the next big things in the car industry also many industry watchers tell us driverless cars will never really take off well in moscow they have young rushes into google has been filing the technology and hopes up to 1000 vehicles in operation within the next few years for safety reasons this driverless car has someone sitting in the driver's seat but decisions on braking accelerating or any kind of a vase of action are being made by the car for the past year yond x. russia's largest technology company has been testing self driving taxis there are currently 90 in use across russia with 35 of them in moscow in the next few years the number could rise. i estimate that in 5 to 7 years time up to one percent of taxi rides will be carried out by

importance of hong kong is much less than 20 years ago and and there are cities just across the border sion gen which was mentioned she has a more successful economy knowledge more power you growth rates in hong kong and holiday so it's getting harder for hong kong felix where do you see this going i mean both sides are just so entrenched in their respective positions do you feel that beijing is also partially to blame by how it handled the situation for its spiraling out of control absolutely i mean 5 years ago the people off hunger were already protesting wanting more democracy and it was a peaceful protest back then and beaching and the hong kong government did nothing since then made it even worth and now we see that the especially young people they are frustrated and that's why the turn out into violence to felix a leader who was the china correspondent for the berlin daily the toughest sayto thank you for a thank you. russian authorities tell people to evacuate after a rocket explosion caused radiation levels to spike only to cancel the order just mere hours later adding to the mystery al

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chang is in detention something that's called public security administration detention down in shin gen that's a border town just across from hong kong we know that part of this detention is 15 days they can be extended there's no indication that that's going to happen just yet we know maximum is at this stage 15 days so that should be a couple of days before simon has been released by the police ministry of foreign affairs spokesman saying any details about the specific case need to come from the police themselves and kind of passing that off to them now what's interesting he went on to say that he is a chinese national simon chang so this is an internal matter and he said that they've been irresponsible comments coming from the united kingdom and officials there about this case and that they should just essentially saying mind their own business now this is kind of an ongoing theme with how the chinese administration has been handling with hong kong situation in these protests over the last several weeks that there's been international western meddling so obviously feeling this is an

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gen. william barr is promising an investigation into the death of jeffrey epstein who died on saturday in what prison officials and the corner says-- the coroners say was likely suicide. he was not monitored the night he was presumed to have killed themselves. >>> the legal fallout is intensifying following the death of jeffrey epstein the high-profile financier found dead of an apparent suicide this weekend and was facing six trafficking and child abuse charges, and reportedly was found in his cell with bruising on his neck. he was then taken off of suicide watch. the fbi and justice department are investigating circumstances surrounding his death. as rules were broken, there will be accountability. >> i was appalled, and the whole department was, and frankly angry, to learn of the failure to adequately secure this prisoner. we are learning of serious irregularities at this facility that were deeply concerning. >> the union representing the two guards say severely overlooked and epstein's

us always kind of a bunk the rights of cars announcements even marcus today are a major setback for gen and most likely will such ignorance of diminishment credit that's not the implementation so far but to be honest i think concerned the security situation in a country not so much will change even america's will basically speaks and it together with some former fur commanders in the name of what we consider to further this it's these are people that from the beginning of the peace process already said that their narrow not up for it and have been joined by new recruits and to be honest of the for ex combatants quote lay down their arms it's only as in significant part they join forces with this this is in groups. now with the nuns from the markets it's not so much that there's a new actor in economy conflict it's basically a dissident group now with them or a clear leadership role so it gives rise to new possibilities to think of the problem and for new openness of communication it doesn't mean that there's a new actor which didn't exist over the last few years so i think now we know t

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we have seen who would be said gen what they're trying to do to stop the iran the border city seem to walk on but they're only garrison to talk on with the obvious side and that the way that china works is that it if it can do something if we don't warn the public about it they would just do it considering the consequences but they did report the financial times in other places which seemed that the chinese army command that hong kong actually promised to the u.s. side that the same day people said that the chinese on the it would not be deployed off so if china it could be the ability to. ignore all the international consequences of being caught if the da told us that it will do so so i don't make the risk of the goblin's hi steve do you think the chinese government will listen to the concerns voiced by the international community britain and the u.s. and many other countries said it's about time for the china to listen to the people of hong kong the chinese government should pay attention to what will of being sent in the international community but that doesn't mean that they will

it obviously doesn't just effect gen z and millennials. it goes on and on and on into several generations now. so yes, they are aware of it, and you're right. older voters are the ones voting, but brittany is also right. we saw in 2018 really some mobilization that you haven't seen in the past. >> brittany shepherd, jackie kucinich, thanks very much to both of you. >>> breaking news, we're learning this just now. queen elizabeth has approved the british prime minister's unusual request to suspend parliament, and that could make it harder to avoid a no-deal brexit. britain's exit from the european union. we're going to be live in london next. >>> plus, new reports that the family who owns drug maker purdue pharma could give up ownership of that company as they're in talks to sell l thousands of lawsuits tied to the opioid crisis for billions of dollars. >>> and attorney general bill barr planning a big holiday bash. the venue, the president's own hotel. is that problematic? is it ethical? we're going to discuss. that must be me right there.

♪that i'm a traveller ♪i'm gonna follow the sun transitions™ light under control™ new transitions™ genr eye care professional today and learn more at transitions.com ♪ >> tucker: welcome back to our inside-the-issues special edition of "tucker carlson tonight." overstock.com ceo patrick byrne resigned yesterday from the company he founded after baffling investors with the press release about the american deep state. martha maccallum hosts the story with martha maccallum of course every night, 7:00 p.m. eastern, right before the show. she spoke with byrne right after he resigned and it quickly became one of the weirdest things i've ever seen on television. you can judge for yourself. byrne says his relationship with russian national maria butina who is now in prison was a political espionage scam set up by the feds against america's top politicians. here is part of what he said. >> so, you help the government a couple of times, they reach out to you, what did they ask you to do? >> i don't want to go into the nitty-gritty right now. here is what it is. this was all political espionage c

go to thes second-story that has to do with china and gen z. they get hooked on easy credit. right?e point, when you're 20, you get the credit card that has 30% interest? taylor: this is really all about z anda and gen millennials buying all this stuff on social media. there's a great story about an individual who had to go to another alibaba company to get a loan to repay the debt. it is a consumer story, a social media story, and if you don't have income, it is going to be a debt story as well. brooke: credit cards are much more regulated than this new fin tech economy. they don't have great data on it. we don't really even know how indebted some of these people are. concern is that you have to repay those loans, and that is money you then can't spend on new products. as china tries to transition to more of a consumer economy, are they going to have the financial firepower for their consumers, especially this generation, to that? alix: alsoalix:, china is not going to let these lenders sale, either. that will be a significant issue for repayment. brooke: and they have to support o