military operations in the vietnam war, the failure of the hostages in iran and grenada all pointed to the defense enterprise the need to be addressed for the sake of national security, and particular, goldwater nichols insured community and the forces jointly. as we have explored in previous hearing, many questions remain about the balance our military is striking between core competitiveness, competencies, and joint experiences. as it relates to combat effectiveness, there is no doubt -- as one former chairman of the joint chiefs put it -- no other country can match our forces on the battlefield and fight jointly. the subject today relates to the many steps hold water nichols took to improve the command. and made commanders asked responsible to the president and secretary of defense for the preparedness of commands. it also removed the joint chiefs of staff from the operational chain and permitted forces out of command from approval. commanders were given the ability to issue authoritative direction on all aspects of operations, joint training and logistics, and internal chain of com

. >> grenada we were told was a friendly island paradise for tourism.t wasn't. it was a soviet-cuban colony being readied as a major military bastion. we got there just in time. >> for both of these west point graduates, the 16th hole has particular meaning. >> it is in honor of "operation desert storm." u.s. forced under general norman schwarzkopf. liberated kuwait at the direction of president george herbert walker bush. >> turning a blind eye to saddam's aggression would not have avoided war. would only have delayed the world's day of reckoning. >> the one west point graduate who was killed in action was lieutenant donny tiller who was our classmate. he was shot down the last day of the war. >> so it brings it home to you guys. the sacrifice of so many of the men and women who have gone do this institution. >> quite frankly, that's what helped motivate me to continue to stay in united states army and continue to serve through bosnia, into the last couple of wars which we have seen those on 17 and 18, the great monuments for "operation iraqi freedom"

as he watched others light candles, he remembered how they grew up together in grenada. >> it's hard. >> glenn alexis will miss his love of music. >> he likes to have fun and pick up his guitar and say, let's go play. >> he was playing his trump night before he was killed he loved his music. the two children were not injured. >> tim, thank you. special victims detectives trying to figure out exactly what happened to a 10-year-old girl who says she was groped on her way to school. whether it was someone she knew or when she got to her school, she told school authorities what happened, and then they called the cops. >>> politics now, it's been a rough week for the republican presidential candidate donald trump. discredited claims that local muslims cheered the 9/11 attacks and some inappropriate comments to a jewish group, but it had been a good week for trump in the polls. tonight his highest margin of support. political reporter dave evans is here now with more. >> i think what jumps out in today's polls is how high trump's numbers have climbed. pundits have said he reached his peak.

until communist cuban troops over tlhrew a tiny european nation and president ordered the invasion of grenada we were told it was a paradise and it wasn't it was being redied as a major military bastion to export terror and undermine democracy. we got there just in time. >> for general malcolm frost and dan rice, the 16th hole has particular meaning. >> it's in honor of operation desert storm, class of 56 from westpoint, liberated at the direction of president george herbert walker bush. >> turning a blind eye to sudom's aggression would not have avoided war, it would only have delayed the day of reckoning. >> and our class mate and he was shot down in the last day of the war. >> so, it brings it home to you guys, i mean the sacrifice of so many of the men and women who've gone to this institution. >> quite frankly that's what kept me motivated to continue to serve through bosnia and the last couple of wars which we have seen those on 17 and 18, the great monuments for operation iraqi freedom and operation enduring freedom. >> and they're both parfives. long in golf speak and they also commem

government of a tiny caribbean nation and in response, president ronald reagan ordered the invasion of grenada. >> grenade was friendly island paradise. it wasn't itch it was a soviet huuban colony being readied to export terror and democracy. we got there just in time. >> for joan malcolm frost and dan rice, both west point graduates the 16th hole has particular meaning. >> it's an honor of operation desert storm. >> u.s. forces under general norman schwarzkopf, class of '56 from west point, liberated kuwait under the direction of president george h.w. bush. >> turning a blind eye to saddam's aggression would not have avoided war, would only have delayed the world's day of reckoning. >> the one west point graduate who was killed in action was lieutenant donny tiller who was our classmate. he was shot town on the last day of the war. >> so brings it home to you guys, the sacrifice of so many of the men and women who have gone to thursday constitution. >> that's what helped to motivate me to continue to stay in the united states army, continue to serve through bosnia and the last couple of wars

christoph refuses to return to school for his sophomore year and moves to his mother's native country of grenadah family. >> i know my child. i saw the change in him. he was not interested in school anymore. my son never behave like that before. >> diane john the department of education immediately removes the deen from classrooms. following a hearing in march 2013, he is fined and ordered to attend an anger management course. in april 2013 the case against the city is settled for $50,000. >> we should always believe our kids. because you know what? the truth came out in the light. >>> coming up, another case of bullying. but this time it's the kids who cross the line. >> you're old. >> you're ugly. >> when "caught on camera: out of bounds" continues. vings hit, all i can think about is getting relief. only nicorette mini has a patented fast-dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. i never know when i'll need relief. that's why i only choose nicorette mini. >>> "caught on camera" vicious behavior on a school bus brings a bus monitor to her breaking point. >> are you sweatin

government of a tiny caribbean nation and in response, president ronald reagan ordered the invasion of grenada>> we were told it was a friendly island paradise for terr tourism. it wasn't. it was readied to export terror and undermine democracy. we got there just in time. >> for general malcolm frost and dan rice, both west point graduates, the 16th hole has particular meaning. >> it's in honor of "operation desert storm." operation forces class of 56 from west point liberated kuwait at the direction of president george herbert walker bush. >> turning a blind eye to saddam's aggression would not have avoided war. >> the one west point graduate who was killed in action was lieutenant donnie tiller who was our classmate. he was shot down on the last day of the war. >> it brings it home to you guys. the sacrifice of so many of the men and women who have gone to this institution. >> that's what helped motivate me to say in the united states army and continue to serve through bosnia and into the last couple of wars which we have seen those on 17 and 18 the great monuments for "operation iraqi freed

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we could have used more people like you in grenada. ok, joke if you will, ed, but i've passed the place millions of times. i've always wanted to go in, but i've been intimidated, 'cause i didn't have anybody to go with. and now i'm gonna go, alone. well, i am impressed with your temerity. stop being so rebarbative. it means irritating. i have last year's calendar. [gypsy violin plays] oh! hi. i'm so excited to be here. you know, i've done some research. it means "the little bunny." normally, i'd be intimidated to come to someplace like this, but i made a new year's resolution-- do you have reservation? yes. uh, morgan, ellen. ah, oui, madame. morgan, party of 7. right this way. no. no, no, no. no. it's, uh, morgan, party of one. it says 7. oh, i see what you did. you made the old-fashioned one, which, uh, could look like a 7 with a little jaunty hat on it. if you don't get the hat jaunty enough, then it just looks like a 7, but, no, it's the one. it's still morgan, party of one. well, i have a table for morgan, party of...7. you're lik