is guam going to going a front line? >> during the cold war guam was an important strategic location as a former base to counter possession by the former soviet union. as the cold war ended military units on guam were reduced. when the u.s. department felt they had completed their mission. once again guam is now at there full front of the u.s. strategy to confront china's expanding presence. china's military refers to our first island chain that links okinawa, taiwan and the philippines. and the chain that links mainland japan, guam and new guinea. china's people's lib rag army, the pla, once confined its military activities to well within the first island chain, but lately they have been quickly expanding their activities to their second island chain. under these circumstances, the u.s. has begun to upgrade its naval and air forces in guam and hawaii. so the arrival of the global hawk on guam is now a part of the military upgrade for the region. u.s. military planners have been trying to keep china in check mainly from

is guam going to going a front line? >> during the cold war guam was an important strategic location as a former base to counter possession by the former soviet union. as the cold war ended military units on guam were reduced. when the u.s. department felt they had completed their mission. once againuam is now at tre full front of the u.s. strategy to confront china's expanding presence. china's military refers to our first island chain that links okinawa, taiwan and the philippines. and the chain that links mainland japan, guam and new guinea. china's people's lib rag army, the pla, once confined its military activities to well within the first island chain, but lately they have been quickly expanding their activities to their son island chain. under these circumstances, the u.s. has begun to upgrade its naval and air forces in guam and hawaii. so the arrival of the global hawk on guam is now a part of the military upgrade for the region. u.s. military planners have been trying to keep china in check mainly from its bas

. >> cryptological officer in guam, does that mean you did the coding on guam? >> i was a special duty intelligence officer, 16 penn was my designator was i did it not only on guam but on aircraft carriers, submarines, nasa security agent, fort mead, you name it, i had a pretty solid career. >> russian, defense language institute in monterrey. >> studied russian there, chinese at the naval academy in annapolis. >> can you handle russia? >> yeah, i can [speaking in a foreign language], i've forgotten a lot of words but i still remember. >> do you ever talk russian with any russian people you have on your show? >> every now and then i have russians that show up in my audience. >> have you been to russia? >> never been. ofel can't go because i'm still off duty. >> you can't go to russia? >> not another year but i have to notify thetate department before i go. >> i think you'd love moscow have i think so. it's very funny, tell you about a funny story about being in new york. when i first got into new york to go to the show i got in a taxi, and i was reading his name

instead of doing it here in his office, they would do it in guam or the philippines? >> correct. >> it's been outsourced and being produced in guam or the philippines, and then being shipped overnight for courtrooms over the country. >> reporter: two major banks have said they no longer use that law firm. and then there was this. a homeowner in orlando, who wasn't even in foreclosure when contractors showed up to knock down the door anyway. >> i just know somebody is breaking -- somebody broke into my house. >> did they kick the door in? >> i don't know. >> reporter: jpmorgan chase has now admitted they made a mistake. >> it's the wild west. >> reporter: he says the same banks that once sloppily sold billions of dollars in mortgages have now pushed through foreclosures just as quickly, and some, just as recklessly. and why haven't the banks hired for experienced workers to deal with this? foreclosures aren't a money maker. >> you're not making money. now they're finding out they really should have, because it's going to end up costing them more money for having done t

this is frustrating to me from the regard of guam. the guard can retain quality soldiers and airmen at a significant savings over the active duty personnel. can i get a commitment to add quality review this efficiency? >> i think your reference here is the more frequent use of the guard in active force in ensuring they're actively equipped? >> and there will be savings. >> the guard in itself will generate savings to e request quip the guard and keep it trained at the levels we have become accustomed to that's substantially higher than anything in the past. so our commitment here is to again trait savings to put it back into that tooth that we consider the guard to be. how much we get here and our work with congress will determine the amount of money available to do that i knowledge there's are savings we read from utilizing the guard that we don't necessarily receive utilizing active forces but there's trades we make there as well. operationally. >> thank you. i yield back. >> thanks to the gentle women. the chair recognizes the agai

also deployed ilts most advance unmanned surveillance planes to guam. the planes can cover the entire south china sea. their deployment is viewed as a way to contain china. in addition to that, they're having a dispute with china over the islands, also in the south china sea. it is believed that there are-- the seabed. dealing with china has become a challenging diplomatic challenge for china. >> all right. and in other new s news, the mo likely to fuel public mistrust and prosecutors following an earlier case that involved evidence tampering. the osaka district court decide on thursday not to admit 12 documents in the case of a former pr executive. the executive was accused of unlawfully using a postal discount service for people with disabilities. chief judge said prosecutors coerced the suspect by threatening to arrest his son and members of his staff. the judge also said that a prosecutor violently pounded on a desk during the interrogation. although the defendant did not deny the charge, the judge refused to admit 12 of the prosecutor's records int

instead of doing it here in his office they would do it in guam or the philippines. correct.rk has been used to process foreclosure cases has been outsourced and being produced in guam and the philippines then being e-mailed or shipped overnight being submitted in courtrooms across the country. >> reporter: two major banks, citigroup and gmac say they no longer use that law firm. >> they're intoxicated by power and it's the wild west. >> reporter: the same banks that once sloppily sold billions of dollars in mortgages have pushed through foreclosures just as quickly and some just as recklessly. why haven't the banks hired experienced workers to deal with this. foreclosures aren't a moneymaker. you aren't making any more money. now they're finding out they should have. it is going to end up costing them more money for having done this in a shoddy way. >> reporter: now we are left with a housing market at a stand still on both sides. homeowners in limbo. home buyers are in limbo too. look at one zip code in florida, the foreclosed homes for sale, but now on hold. along with the

paperwork that has been used to process foreclosure cases has been out sourceed as being proud in guamand philippines. it is thechbl mailed or shipped overnight and being submit entered courtrooms all across the country. >>reporter: some on wall street push back pointing out the homeowner have no 1 to blame but themselves. miss the mortgage payment they shouldn't be in the house. this family wants everyone to take hard look at the city. especially the banks. >> if they would stop and gather the, just look around see what they can do to help people make the payments. >>reporter: they say they tried to modify their loan but the bank wouldn't work with them. that's a complaint california lawmakers are concerned about. they say item a common one. they sent a letter to federal authorities just last week pointing out that possibility. >> all right amy thank you. >> wells fargo says it's not planning to halt foreclosure even though an employee has admitted to signing up to 500 foreclosure document a day without reading them. several mainly lenders including bank of america and j p morgan chas

the on suit they filed was in guam. so the justice department is late to the fire.why are these states blog off the deadline when it' -- where e these states blowing off the deadline? the military are fighting for our freedoms. they lay their lives on the line to protect those freedoms. if anybody in this country should have first priority at voting, why shouldn't that be the highest priority and what's really going on. >> my concern with the justice department has been there has long been a feeling in the democratic party that these votes are republican. i have to say in fairness that it is both republicans and democrats who are missing these deadlines. but the question is why was the department of justice on this 6 months ago. this is predictable. i'm not surprised there is a lot of counties that are not complying. election officials tend to treat -- this may be shocking -- but a lot of election officials treat deadlines as something for somebody sells, not them. when you are talking about military ballots you can't let deadlines slip because it takes time to get

the paperwork that's been used to process foreclosure cases has been outsourced as being produced in guam and the philippines. it's shipped overnight to be used in courtrooms all across the country. >> the homeowners said to have no one to blame but themselves. this family wants everyone to take a harped look at the system, especially the banks. >> if they would stop and gather -- just look around to see what they can do to help people make the payments. >> amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> barry bonds is a few years removed from the team but still a giant at heart. tmz ran into him and got his thoughts. >> you think i'm going for philadelphia, forget it! i never go out without my people. giants for life. i love you. much love to san francisco and i hope you beat them! how's that! >> what did he say? >> i don't know. i was gonna ask you. >> no, not me. >> bonds never won a world series ring but helped lead the giants to their last world series in 2002. they lost to the angels in seven games. >> rest assured barry bonds gets back his team. >> he worked with ron howard on his swing. that's wha

looking to soil he says the chop in the guam garper. in the fifth. swinging.e 5 k but barrack lowe just as good. he gets pat burl in the fifth and no no through 5 but in the sixth ross took care of. that ends no hitter and shut out with one swing of the bat. game tied at 1. bottom of the frame. brian and solo best of his own 2-1. but in the second here comes the giants. bases loaded. ground in the hotel. gonzalez throw is high. take another look. ties the record with 8 series in the series we are tied at 2. 2 out it's ross again. single to left. the score. matt throw home and in time to get pat burl but giants will take a 3-2 lead. that laevd would hold without 2 men on in the 9th. ground out to end it. giants moving on to the nlce to face the phillies with a they-2 victory. sham paper was instance and what a series. of. >> these came govern con either way. we night. we have break and ground ball that we see ground ball we couldn't get a double play on. but you take them in games like this that's what it takes. >>reporter: right before. that about get your if

omar cotter has been held at guam bay since he was 15 years old. >>> -- at guantanamo bay since he was 15 years old. >>> a new york city congressman is demanding youtube take down videos posted by terrorists. he says there are some 700 videos featuring the bin laden of the internet. he targets potential new recruits to wage violent jihad against americans. he says more than three and a half million people have viewed terrorist videos on youtube. >>> on the economic fronted, the united states is growing but some economists predict economic growth may be slower in the coming months. a survey by the national association for business economics comes out today and shows that economists are becoming more cautious about growth in the third quarter. >>> president obama in rhode island today, his latest stop on a whirlwind campaign for democrats ahead of next week's mid-terms. he will visit a factory. the president is urging democrats not to lose hope as election day approaches. >>> protests in italy take a dramatic turn and it is all caught on camera. so what is prompting these demonstrations

when he's not doing that, he's being sent literally thousands of miles offshore to places like guam and's exile is coming to an end. he's coming home. the chairman of the republican party is being allowed back into politics and fund-raising is once again a real prospect. the rnc is going to host fund-raisers with sarah palin. as first reported by politico.com. governor palin will be at the victory 2010 rallies in anaheim, california next month and in orlando, florida. michael steele will be there too. but you can see who's doing the headlining. the 1 whose name is in big blue cursive letters, the honorable sarah palin. did i say that cursively enough? for a meter $30,000 a couple you can get a private meeting with sarah palin. any average folks with $30,000 burning a hole in their pocket can meet the woman from wasilla. that's how michael steele with return to politics, through the grace and fund-raising of sarah palin. the split seams are sewn. the lion lays down with the lamb. instead of the brave new republican world, it goes back to being 2010 again. how are you getting to a happier

now self-described idiot after he walked up to a dog in the baggage claim at the airport in guam.y says. the dog promptly sat down next to mr. may and another dog appeared. may patted it and it sat down next to him, too. they were drug sniffing dogs and they sat down because that's what they do when they recognize the drug smell on somebody or some thing. he had a small quantity of medical marijuana in his bag. he only paid a small fine because the customs agent knew i wasn't trying to smuggle drugs in. no drug smuggler would be stupid enough to walk up to the dogs and pet them. the tea party candidate for senate from alaska yesterday was claiming the federal minimum wage was unconstitutional. anything that isn't in the constitution isn't constitutional like federal taxes and unemployment benefits. federal unemployment benefits. unemployment benefits like the ones his own wife got in 2002 and 2003 after she lost her job. lost her job that consisted of working for her husband as a part-time clerk. that convenient scheme is in the constitution. miller is also attacked lisa murkowski

a deposition obtained by bloomberg and did it with the help of offshore contractors in places like guamanila. people who are not notaries regularly used notary stamps just sitting around the office. who worked in the law offices of david stern said the firm violated loss on the memberson military under investigation by florida's attorney general. it's friday but that doesn't mean it's okay to put on the jeans and t-shirts for work today. the society of resource management says 53% back in 2002. of course in the bay area, google way higher. that's business new live. bloomberg news. >> i guess we have to step up our act on fridays. time now 6:49. >> the mayors of san francisco and atlanta have placed a friendly wager on the outcome of this giants playoff series. the losing mayor has to fly the other city's team flag at city hall. we'd like to see how you're celebrating the giants. one example, video sent to our google page today. he's cheering for the giants with two-year-old ryder. you can send your video or e-mail your photos. apparently if the winning mayor wants one, he can take a tou

money was also withdrawn in hawaii, miami and guam.hey're supposed to use these for necessities such as rent and clothing. >> "the washington post" looks at debit cards. they're given to students as they arrive on campus. they allow students to access money from college loans from the bookstore to the bar. the danger is they carry higher fees and are not subject to the new sweeping credit card reforms meant to protect students. >> our media partner, the contra costa times, checks out the tarantulas taking over bay area parks. autumn is the height of their mating season so you can find them everywhere to the park where they actually held a tarantula festival. they're scary looking. their bite is less painful than a bee sting and the vast majority are not poisonous. we posted the links to the sites under the must reads tab. >> too ñiñiñiñiñiñiñiñiñiñññú it's great. i eat anything that i want. key lime pie, pineapple upside down cake, raspberry cheesecake... ...yeah, every night its something different. oh yeah yeah...she always keeps

now self-described idiot after he walked up to a dog in the baggage claim at the airport in guam.y says. the dog prompt ly sat down next to mr. may and another dog appeared. may patted it and it sat down next to him, too. they were drug sniffing dogs and they sat down because that's what they do when they recognize the drug smell on somebody or some thing. he had a small quauptty of medical marijuana in his bag. he only paid a small fine because the customs agent knew i wasn't trying to smuggle drugs in. the tea party candidate for senate from alaska yesterday was claiming the federal minimum wage was unconstitutional. anything that isn't in the constitution isn't constitutional like federal taxes and unemployment benefits. federal unemployment benefits. unemployment benefits like the ones his own wife got in 2002 and 2003 after she lost her job. lost her job that consisted of working for her husband as a part-time clerk. that convenient scheme is in the constitution. miller is also attacked lisa murkowski on charges of nepotism. our winner, oklahoma republican gubernatorial candi

tuesday night, looking at the major decision to send thousands of marines to guam and why the islanders aren't necessarily welcoming the troops with open arms. that's "dan rather reports". >>> the government has pours billions into the fight against terrorism but on the heals of the new travel warning are we safer than we were? a look at the money trail. >>> plus, mexican pirates take aim at an american couple who were out for a day on the lake taking pictures. only one of them came home. >>> and it's mcdonald's versus the city of san francisco. i love this story. at the center of the controversy, how could it be the happy meal? receiving the bronze star, that was definitely one of my proudest moments. i graduated from west point, then i did a tour of duty in iraq. when i was transitioning from active duty, i went to a military officer hiring conference. it was kind of like speed dating. there were 12 companies that i was pre-matched with, but walmart turned out to be the best for me. sam walton was in the military, and he understood the importance of developing your people. it's an hon

instead of doing it here in his office, they would do it in guam or the philippines? correct. >> the work ruiz being processed overseas. and then shipped back over, e-mailed to the united states, for signature sure. >> reporter: then, there was this. a homeowner in orlando, florida. she wasn't in foreclosure. yet, contractors from the bank showed up anyway. >> i just know someone is breaking -- somebody broke into my house. >> did they kick the door open? >> i don't know. >> reporter: jpmorgan has admitted it was a mistake. in escondido, california, the opposite has happened. this family breaking back into their home. they lost to foreclosure two months ago. and the attorney is convinced it was pushed through illegally. they are not sure whether they will get to stay there. but they're fighting. and it's a real measure of the growing anger across this country, over a foreclosure process that's been called reckless by many. criminal by some. that's why 50 states, 50, are investigating. >> this new crisis is not just going to affect those in foreclosure. it is affect so

all the justice department had done was sued guam.her states, it's ridiculous. >> and how do you think that-- let me ask you this, what kind of impact will this have on the voter turnout from military member who are serving in harm's way, as well as those who are serving overseas in germany and other places, representing the united states, yet, not being able to get their vote in time? >> well, i think what has to happen, and this has been an ongoing problem even before this administration, but the department of defense, needs to step up its efforts to break the log jam creating systems where it's easier for military men and women to obtain and request their absentee ballots. the states have to do their part in understanding that the loss deadline, and the 45 day deadline is a new requirement, but the justice department has really been sitting on its hands and so what we want is to see the states give that extra time to make sure that those ballots are counted. >> kelly: all right. she's kleta mitchell of the national lawyers associat

. >>> finally this half-hour, pro athletes who are taking their guam from the field to the politicalf course they know how to catch a football or dunk a basketball. but can they balance a budget? or create jobs? some of them will find out next tuesday. here is john berman. >> reporter: republican chris dudley in a neck and neck race for governor of oregon. just happens that his neck is a foot higher than anyone else's. dudley spent 16 seasons in the nba. you can see how 6'11", dudley might fit in well there. increasingly, athletes leak dudley fit in well in politics too. >> how you doing? >> great. >> basketball great, dave bing, mayor of detroit. kevin johnson mayor of sacramento. heath schuler is a congressman from north carolina. former nfl lineman, john runyan running for congress. and former nba-er, shawn bradley running for senate in utah. we have seen it with jack kemp and bill bradley. what makes the playing field such a fertile path to the political field? >> i think it ills the ids the leadership being in the spotlight working with the team. >> reporter: and they come with