and about one out of every three weeks, we would go to guam, and it always rains in guam. it rained, like, every day. we would get off of our planes in guam after our missions and go over to our quarters, and we would just take a shower. enjoy the air-conditioning. get ready to fly another mission. there is an old saying, "guam is good." we thought it was great. loved it. actually went back to okinawa and by the end of the summer, we refitted our p-3's with a dispenser that can shoot out para flares, lighting devices. incendiary lights. they would come down over the water and light up whatever was on the water. you could use them at night. we retooled those so that we could use them to seed the clouds. we see that the clouds and okinawa -- see you do -- seated -- seeded the clouds in okinawa in order to try to make it rain. i remember when it finally rained, we danced in the street. david: i'm looking at the time here. do we have time for about 10 more minutes? ok, good. we talked about the overseas deployments. at that time, the war in vietnam -- in 1972, of course, you h

marine corps personnel from okinawa to locations outside of japan including guam. also it is important to maintain deter rents and make an impact of u.s. forces. i ask the for cooperation of the united states explaining the position on the situation on okinawa remains unchanged. regarding the agreement of environmental stewardship of which substantial agreement has been made which confirmed our intention to continue negotiating the ancillary document of the agreement and we would like to continue our preparations that are necessary to achieve the signing as soon as possible. through today's meeting i am confident that we were able to show both inside and outside a stronger bilateral alliance. i am looking forward that we'll work closely with the united states going forward. thank you. >> i was appointed the defense minister for the second time, and have been working on the strengthening of the japan security and also in order to strengthen the japan alliance, and now as i look back in 2011 under the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the japan security treaty i pa

gay marriage moving forward in guam. we have learned the folks there just got the order to process same-sex marriage applications from the attorney general. this puts the island on course to become the first u.s. territory to do this. just two days after a lesbian couple legally challenged guam's marriage laws. but there are still some stumbling blocks, the public health director is unwilling to accept the applications until legal questions are resolved. the latest from the live desk. >>> the iranian foreign minister said he tried to personally intervene in the case of a washington journalist charged with spying. jason rezaian is accused of espionage and acting against national security. the charges are very serious and he won't try to influence the charges, but he had tried to help on humanitarian grounds. >> so i have personally tried to assist in the humanitarian -- on humanitarian basis. possibilities for him to have visits with his mother and other members of his family. >> rezaian was detained july 22 along with hi

in guam whichbases in guam which will gain strategic significance in that regard. let me underscore here my three principles. first, states shall make their claims based on international law. second they shall not use force or coercion to drive the claims. and third, to settle disputes any disputes, they shall do so by peaceful means. [ applause ] we must make the vast seas searching from the pacific to the indian oceans seize a peace and freedom. we all follow the rule of law. [ applause ] for that very reason, we must fortify the u.s./japan alliance. that is our [ inaudible ]. now, let me tell you in japan we are working hard to enhance the legislative foundations of our security. once in place japan will be much more able to provide a response for all levels of crisis. these enhanced legislative foundations should make the cooperation between the u.s. and japan defense forces ever stronger and the alliance still more solid providing credible deterrence for the peace in the region that is the first of it is kind and a sweeping one in our possible history. we will

we got into guam, and after guam they moved us to saipan. that is where i was when the war ended. it was in saipan that i was, and it was there where the american bombers again to fly to japan to bomb japan. it was the place where the atom bomb took off, which brother brought the surrender. -- which brought about the surrender. i was there at the beginning and the end of world war ii. it ended in all on august 12. by december, i had left saipan to come back to hawaii. interviewer: do you know what they were carrying at that time? senator akaka: we were short ure, but we got word that it would take a special bomb. of course, we read about what had happened following the flights. interviewer: when the bomb was dropped, of course you got the news in saipan. what was your reaction? senator akaka: from what news we received i was amazed at the destruction. i couldn't believe there was such a bomb. of course, we got more information after that. but for us out there, we were glad to learn that japan was willing to surrender at that time. we felt badly because of the way that came from ou

sorry, the gentlelady from telephony and guam request a recorded vote. recorded this recorded vote will be postponed. are there other amendments to this section of the bill? the gentlelady from massachusetts. >> i have an amendment at the desk. desk. >> the clerk will pass out the amendment. without objection the amendment is considered as read and a generally from massachusetts is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. my amendment would strike a writer in the underlying bill regarding the greater sage graphic this section presents a something listed as endangered or threatened under the endangered species act for 10 years. these management ago federal and to the states and raises acer's constitutional concerned by prohibiting judicial review. section 2862 it said unacceptable precedent that would receive as much of 60 million acres of federal land to state control and again raise serious constitutional concerns by limiting judicial review. this provision would fundamentally weaken endangered species act and put a halt to federally led

we've got soldiers today in guam for the last two years defending regionally and homeland in guam.diers and they're satisfied with the system, love the capability it brings. the united states army loves the capability it brings and the combatant commander loves the capability the system brings. we're continuing to develop it working with the army on future requirement. we've delivered four batteries already to the army, working on a fifth and beyond. we're also delivering an additional 48 interceptors by fy '16, giving us a total of 155. and studying the future of this system and how it may actually, we can adapt this system to an evolving threat. a different threat down the road. so thaad is turning out to be i think, a remarkable investment. and again not only for our nation, but our friends and allies around the world who are looking at this as an smf case. >> that video covered a lot of items. a couple of highlights. you saw the radars that are deployed in various places around the world. we just declared an operational capability this past december in japan. once again, that w

bases in guam which will gain strategic significance even more in the future. the state of asian waters, let me underscore here my three principles. first, states shall make their claim based on international law. second they shall not use force or coercion to drive their claim. and third to settle disputes any disputes, they shall do so by peaceful means. we must make the vast seas searching from the pacific -- starting from the pacific to the indian oceans, seas of peace and freedom. we all follow the rule of law. for this very reason, we must for theify the u.s.-japan -- we must for theify the u.s.-japan -- fortify the u.s.-japan alliance. that is our responsibility. now, let me tell you in japan we are working hard to enhance the foundation of our security. once in place, japan will be much more able to provide a response for all levels of classes. these companies between the u.s. military and japan defense forces ever stronger and the alliance still more solid providing credible deterrence for the peace in the region. the form is the first of its kind and

>> well, first and foremost there is talk of relocating that to guam, which is an united states territory in the pacific although somewhat further removed from the region, from china, from north korea and some of these other hot spots. no talk at this moment of dramatic reduction in american troops in japan. outside of that having said that fully half of the deployment of american military personal are on okinawa and united states has 230,000 around the di di militarized zone. the president has talked about an asia pacific pivot. they're trying to portray this, characterize this as part of that as a reemphasis on their focus on the asia pacific particularly in the face of an ascended china. >> thank you. >>> japan's prime minister shinzo abe spoke this morning at harvard's kennedy school of government. when asked about regional tensions, abe said that japan has been working since world war ii to promote peace in the region. >> we have made efforts to development in asia. i believe it availability would come about. prime minister shinzo abe will meet with president obama tomorrow. >>> lore

controversial in japan they talk now of moving that facility completely outside of japan and into guam. >> just reflecting on your earlier comments, japan you're so right has had a low-key role for decades and even hesitant to send peace keepers. how will this go over in the country? >> i think there is a lot of trepidation and reluctance. that's why we've seen people them reassure the public and those who are jittery of japanese militarism for obvious historical reasons down playing the to be ability that japan will be involved in any sort of proactive military actions overseas unless of course they're defending themselves or if there is a crisis in the asia pacific. >> mike viqueira for news washington. appreciate it. thank you. loretta link was sworn in as the country's 83 attorney general this morning. she is the first african-american woman to lead the doj. >> if a little girl from north carolina when used to tell her grandfather in the fields to lift her up on the back of his mule so she can see way up high grand daddy, can grow up to be the chief law enforcement officer for the

nbc zblus this morning we've learned guam will begin processing same-sex marriage licenses.the first u.s. territory to do so. >>> president obama says he will support a move by congress to sign off on a nuclear deal with iran in exchange for ending economic sanctions. both the house andersen nate the senate will approve a bill. they set a june 30th time line for eliminating iran's nuclear program. >>> this morning cuba is no longer on the u.s. list of nations that sponsor terrorism. president obama decided to take cuba off that short list yesterday. analysts see this move as yet another step of restoring diplomatic relations between the u.s. and cuba. lawmakers oppose the president's action. they have until june to block it. >>> some republicans running for president are criticizing the president's move on cuba. senator marco rubio said this is terrible. senator ted cruz of texas said the american people need more than a promise of future change. senator rand paul of kentucky is also seeking the gop nomination for president. >>> another possible candidate making headlines in

are you confident that the realignment of forces from okinawa to guam and other places is going to be on schedule in terms of cost and timelines that the the president has laid out? -- the department has laid out? that's something i know this committee, as you know, has been very focused on. >> yes sir. well, in the last three years i've had a lot of time to take a look at this and work through it and my overall assessment is that we're on plan at this point in time. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. >> admiral, in march the gao published a report on optional contract support, and i'm nerdy enough about operational contracts that i pay close attention to this stuff. as you know, we wasted billions of dollars in iraq and afghanistan because we had not embraced training on contracting as a core capacity of our commands engaged in the contingency. in that report it indicated that your command is the furthest behind in incorporating operational contract support in its joint training exercises and operation plans. now, i know that gao noted that you have taken some recent positive ste

i reaffirmed our commitment to move forward with the relocation of marines from okinawa to guam. i want to reiterate our treaty commitment to japan's security is absolute and that article 5 covers all territories under japan's administration. we share concern about china's land reclamation and construction activities in the south china sea and the united states and japan are united in our commitment to freedom of navigation, respect for international law, and the peaceful resolution of disputes without coercion. we also remain united in pursuit of peaceful -- [indiscernible] -- of the korean peninsula and addressing north korean provocations. we fully support japan's efforts to resolve the abduction of japanese citizens. i met with the mother of one of those act ductees and she -- abductees and she described the awful pain so i know how important it is to the japanese people. our i growing -- our growing -- [indiscernible] -- gives us thu opportunities to enhance security across the region. with respect to trade, we reviewed the progress our teams have made toward the transpacifi

. >>> guam seems to be on the path of becoming the first u.s. territory to allow gay marriage. the country's attorney general is issuing an order immediately to begin processing same-sex marriage applications but the acting director of public health says he will not comply with that ora words from the governor. >>> a couple caught on camera involving arizona police today. a warning the first one you're going to see is tough to watch. a deputy who slammed his secruir into an armeds is expect has been cleared of any wrongdoing now. the incident happened back in february. the video was released last night. look at this. investigators say before the collision there goes the man. the suspect had robbed a wal- mart invaded a home, stole a car and then had the gun and ammo walking in the streets. when the officer confronted him, the man showed the gun and even fired a round into the air. good you can sit back and monday morning quarterback this till you're blue in the face. give him another 2 seconds and maybe he -- give it another 10 seconds, who knows and another 15 seconds and oh,

lessen the impact of our bases on local communities, and reaffirmed our commitment to move forces to guamr commitment to japan's security is absolute. and article 5 carries alterer tos under japan's administration including the islands. we share a concern about china's land reclaim makes in the south china sea, and the united states and japan are committed in our freedom of navigation respect for international law, and the peaceful resolution of disputes without coercion. we also remain united in pursuit of peaceful denuclearization of the korean peninsula, and addressing north korean provocations. we fully support japan's efforts to absolve the tragedy of abduction of japanese citizens. i met with the mother of one of those abductees and she described the awful pain she has endured. meanwhile our growing tri-lateral cooperation with the republic of korea, as well as with australia, gives us new opportunities to enhance security across the region. with respect to trade, we reviewed the progress our teams have made towards the trans-pacific partnership. i know that the politics around trad

been in discussions about potential deployment of additional thad battery beyond the one that's in guam but on the korean peninsula. >> general, this is rather disturbing, particularly given the unpredictability of this overweight young man in north korea. is that -- is that a disturbing factor? >> that's a disturbing factor, sir. and i think, you know, i believe that kim jung unis unpredictable. he has a mind that he can intimidate. he does that with provocations. he has committed provocations this year. i think it's a grave concern given the leadership there as well. >> let's talk about the china and the reclaimation, admiral. we from time to time put a picture up of the areas that are reclaimed by china out in the east china sea. our south china sea. and the problem is our pictures don't keep up with their activities. it's my information that they have now in the last year filled in some 600 acres of land and are constructing runways and possibly artillery and missile defense systems. the congressional research service, congressional research service on april 6 issued a report on thi

we ran between midway and barbers point, and between barbers point and guam. there were no active japanese aircraft carriers in that area all the time i was there. i know that, but we thought we were dropping on subs. i'm not sure we did. a splash is when you should done a japanese airplane and they fall in the water. she introduced me as having made splashes, and you cannot leave that hanging out there. i did not want to in various her, but i said i thank her for a real good introduction, but i really do not have any splashes. not like henry grady, the gray civil war author -- i killed as many of them as they did of me. she stood up and asked if i shot down one japanese airplane, and i said i didn't, and she asked if i saw one, and i ought to give her a little something and is said i did. just what i did. i was just putting her on. i said i reached in my pocket, pulled out my magnum, had to do a 180 and had to get the heck out of there. she said you didn't. i said i did. she asked why, and i said the war had been over about three months and i was afraid that

. >> reporter: this afternoon security camera video of her ordering a chicken bowl with guam moly at a chipotle outside toledo. tantalizing hints of a seemingly carefree jaunt from the clinton estate in chap pa quau across key battleground states. more than a thousand miles to her public event in iowa tomorrow. carefully choreographed to re-introduce her as the self-dechaired champion of everyday americans like those seen in her campaign video. >> we've been doing a lot of home renovations. >> but most importantly we just really want to teach our dog to quit eating the trash. >> reporter: trying to re-create the voting blocs of the winning combination from to 08 women, latinos, millennials. like this couple who said they had no idea the interview they did two months ago would be part of her campaign announcement. >> we were pretty shocked. i rushed home and by the time i got home my phone had already exploded. >> reporter: and a group with growing clout -- gays. >> we invited her to come to our wedding. >> reporter: it did not mention her most recent job, secretary of state and quest

so unbelievably far away, in the american context, if new york is rome, jerusalem is something like guam samoa. >> but by all accounts, helena is a remarkable woman. >> we know only a couple of things about the empress helena. we know that she was christian. and we know that she was a commoner. >> and yet she gets together with a traveling roman and gives birth to the man who will one day become emperor of rome. >> since its creation in 27 b.c., the roman empire has been ruled by pagans. then in 312 a.d., helena's son, constantine, has a dramatic change of faith. >> the story goes that on the eve of a great battle outside rome, he has a vision. >> he sees a cross of light in the sky. and he hears a voice that tells him by this, you will conquer. he takes it to mean that by the symbol of the cross and by christianity, he's going to become the lone emperor and the supreme figure in the known world. >> he wins the battle and becomes the first christian emperor. >> christianity is very much a minority cult, practiced by only about 10% of the population, if that. >> it's almost impossible to

so unbelievably far away, in the american context, if new york is rome, jerusalem is something like guaman samoa. >> but by all accounts, helena is a remarkable woman. >> we know only a couple of things about the empress helena. we know that she was christian. and we know that she was a commoner. >> and yet she gets together with a traveling roman and gives birth to the man who will one day become emperor of rome. >> since its creation in 27 b.c., the roman empire has been ruled by pagans. then in 312 a.d., helena's son, constantine, has a dramatic change of faith. >> the story goes that on the eve of a great battle outside rome, he has a vision. >> he sees a cross of light in the sky. and he hears a voice that tells him by this, you will conquer. he takes it to mean that by the symbol of the cross and by christianity, he's going to become the lone emperor and the supreme figure in the known world. >> he wins the battle and becomes the first christian emperor. >> christianity is very much a minority cult, practiced by only about 10% of the population, if that. >> it's almost impossible t

-- you know -- you don't have the luxury of how you take time and the band get together and go to guamt we're going to fire your ass. >> jimmy: is that right? >> we don't give a damn. >> jimmy: it has been five years since you made the last album. how much of a rush could they put on you? >> jimmy, it's a lot of weed. no, it's not that. this is what i say. when you do ♪ take my money how do you top that? and then ♪ blame it on the goose it's hard. it is like if you come with ♪ don't blame it on the goose. >> jimmy: no, that wasn't work. you can't do that. >> luckily i have a great group of young, young writers that are helping me out with the album. this kid named k.c. >> jimmy: like children, actual kids? wouldn't that be something? >> compared to me very, very young. got to be young but not too young. like my daughter always -- my oldest daughter checks me about being too -- like wearing too young of clothing. >> jimmy: does she really? >> yeah. i had on some shoes. something, i don't know what it was but it had a belt and a hook and a ladder and a chain and all and a locket. she is

are you confident the realignment of forces from okinawa to guam and australia and other places is going to be on schedule in terms of cost and timelines that the department has laid out? that's something this committee has been very focused on. >> yes, sir. well, you know, the last three years had a lot of time to take a look at this and to work through it. my overall assessment is that we're on plan at this point in time. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. >> admiral in march, the gao published a report on operational contract support and i'm nerdy enough about operational contracts that i pay close attention to this stuff as you know. we wasted billions of dollars in iraq and afghanistan because we had not embraced training on contracting as a core capacity of our commands engaged in the contingency. and in that report, it indicated that your command is the furthest behind in incorporating operational contract support in its joint training exercises and operation plans. now, i know that gao noted that you have taken some recent positive steps to address this. but i would like you

. >>> this morning we've learned guam will begin processing same-sex marriage licenses. do so. they join 37 states in the u.s. and washington, d.c.. >>> a ceremony in washington, d.c. marks the 150th anniversary of abraham lincoln's death. a bugler played taps. and there was a reenactment. john wilkes booth shot the president at ford's theater. >> we're they're commemorate the moment to recognize the risk people take in these positions, but also to reflect on the contributions they make. and the gravity of the position that they hold. >> events will continue throughout the day. >>> and today is tax day if you haven't filed your taxes, there is only hours remaining before it's too late. anyone who hasn't filed taxes this year has until midnight tonight. if you need have a time, you hey be able to get an automatic six month extension if you file form 4868 on the irs website. however, it's only an extension for more time to file. not an extension to pay. >>> president obama used tax day to draw attention to his family friendly tax proposals. the president has called on coul

. >> and for our viewers in guam? >> it's actually yesterday. played yesterday. >>> let's che the forecast once again with dr. rob marciano. >> ron has offered his tickets to me for a week from monday night's game. he couched it. >> tent active. >> yeah whatever that means. thank you, ron. >> it means it's not yours yet. >> did you just eat something? >> not looking good. >> sorry. >> looking south to new york. gotta love that. yeah. temperatures right now, 59 degrees. some motion. one world trade. what a fwlor use start. this is going to be the best day of the year so far. get it up to about 75. maybe higher than that. with that some dry air. yeah, we have red flag warnings for fire danger across parts of the northeast. we have been very fortunate that the snow pack hasn't melted with the warm rain. this is what we have to deal with. 59 ocean breeze in boston. 80 in washington, d.c. enjoy that. out west it will be nice, though they would take the rain if they could get it. 80 many medford and portland oregon. a dry spell for the pacific no ryan

so i work with the defense of hawaii guam, and follow forces that would support general's cap ready -- general scott roddy. so that is a number one problem. the second i think is just ensuring that the rebalance does what it needs to to ensure that the u.s. is properly positioned in the pacific for the rest of the century. and under that folly a lot of things. ensuring that the alliances are strong as they can be. building new partnerships. in some cases, ensuring that the rise of china doesn't turn into a trap. senator donnelly: would you say there is a chain of command or a general structured way when decisions are made or you are not usually certain as to which way something is going to go with kim jong-un? general scaparrotti: if you look at the three years he has been a leader, he has changed his senior leadership more than his father and his grandfather put together. for one -- from one perspective the use of the carrot and the stick, of brutality in some cases, to ensure loyalty to him undercuts -- he has a group around him that will be frank with him, that won't only tell him

. >>> guam is starting to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples.earned the folks there just got the order from the attorney general. this puts the island on course to become the first u.s. territory to do this. but there's still some stumbling blocks. the public health director is refusing to accept the applications until legal questions have been resolved. >>> now to a story moms may have a hard time believing. a new study suggests that pregnancy may make you age slower. the study from the hadassa medical school says women experience a rejuvenating experience. maybe that's why people say women get a glow when they're pregnant. scientists believe mom and their children share the same bloodstream so maybe you have the youthful bloodstream running through your body. and the mother's older body received nutrients from the child's blood giving the mother a rush of youth serum. >> you know what's going to happen now? we're going to have a lot of geriatric pregnancies like the 65-year-old in germany expecting a baby. >> i do believe in the pregnancy glow

. >>> new this morning, gay marriage is moving forward in guam. we have learned that folks just got the order to process same-sex marriage applications from the attorney general. this puts the island on course to become the first u.s. territory to do so. but there are still some stumbling blocks. the public health director is refusing to accept the applications until legal questions are resolved. >>> a dual enrollment program that's helped loudoun county teens save big money an college tuition is in jeopardy. students at rock ridge high school in ashburn had been able to take college level physics classes and they received credit for it at william & mary. they were planning to expand to include theater, biology and even chemistry. now that's on hold after northern virginia community college raised jurisdiction programs. loudoun county is stalling the program. >> it would be a very sad thing for those of us that have put in work to be in this course. >> we have reached out to northern virginia community college for comment. we're still waiting to h

and it comes with over a hundred different games like air hockey or hungry hungry hippos-like guam.f they have a castle in their mind, they can go online and draw a moat and add sharks, and it really brings whatever they're thinking to life. cheryl: okay. i guess it is the extension to have the old xbox or whatever. >> right exactly. cheryl: okay great. [laughter] next up, a smart bike that does the work for you. is it actually going to ride the bike for we? [laughter] >> it'll take you to work. no it'll go to work for you. what's really great about this is you buy a wheel. it's kind of expensive, it's about a thousand dollars. you put it on the bike you already own, and it turns it into a much smarter bike, and it's not just gps, but it actually does a lot of the work for you. so if you're commuting in new york or san francisco, a lot of times you show up to a meeting very hot and sweaty, and this actually takes that component out of it. it's really doing a lot of it for you so you can arrive very much in style. cheryl: okay. they had a kickstarter campaign. >> yeah, it did so well

guam may become the first u.s. territory to allow gay marriage.ry's attorney general has issued an order to immediately begin processing same-sex marriage applications. this comes to days after a same- sex couple filed a lawsuit against the territory's marriage laws. back to you. >> all right, mike. >>> off and running, hillary clinton's presidential campaign kicked off in iowa. >> why a handful of republican candidates are weighing whether to jump into the race >>> welcome back. i'm first alert meteorologist erica grow. it's 6:37 and a beautiful sunrise making its way across the d.c. metro area here on the michael & son weather cam. we will start out with a good amount of sunshine. the east to northeast wind will bring in a few more clouds this afternoon. we'll still have breaks of sunshine. 66 degrees at 1:00. 68 at 3:00. temperatures getting near 70 throughout the metro area with a light wind. it's going to be a very pleasant afternoon. >>> at 6:27 the scoobie van has made its first stop. hillary clinton kicked off her campaign at a coffee shop

brought them to a refugee camp in guam, from there she went to a refugee camp in arkansas, and her family eventually settled in new orleans. her parents never spoke english. she started working when she was 11. she got a scholarship to the university of michigan. she ended up going to cornell law school. that is the american dream. [applause] we are going to preserve this, it is only going to come from the democratic party. we have to remember that. we are never going to find an answer in the republican party on issues like economic fairness and giving people who have no voice in the corridors of power, the voice of the democratic party. and we should say, we should agree, that we are not going to be marginalized by special interests. we're not be silenced in the face of overwhelming pressures that this kind of money can buy. we will not acquiesce to a future that marginalizes this whole beauty of the american dream. we will not allow them to ignore us after the election is over. everyone in this room, i think shares these type of feelings, or you would not be committing yourself to the t

how many people -- >> over 98,000 people in the u.s., canada puerto rico, and ga guam.ask about the traditional insurance business pretty conservative, pretty stayed normid normally. but we're seen as a distributor. >> would you call yourself a multilevel marketer? we think avon herbalife, that kind of mod snel. >> i would not. our business model is a combination. we started out as an insurance agency and we have added over time great dynamics from other business models including the franchising model. we're in the securities business. i would say we're a blend of a number of different kind of models. >> they're signaling you have to get up to the balcony. the first thing you tell me on your capital plan is buyback. is that the best use of capital just to buy back your stock? i know a lot of companies do that these days but what about putting it to use, creating more jobs out there? >> we're always looking for alternative strategies as well. at the same time we keep our ear to the ground we haven't made any commitments and we're not close to any alternative strategies b

sorry, the gentle lady from california and the gentle lady from guam request a recorded vote. pursuant to the announcement just recorded vote will be postponed. are there other amendments to this section of the bill? >> chairman, i have an amendment at the desk. >> pass out the amendment. without objection, the amendment is considered as read and the gentle lady from massachusetts is recognized for five minutes on her amendment. >> thank you, mr. chairman. my amendment would strike a writer in the underlying bill. this section prevents the greater stage from being listed as endangered or threatened under the endangered species act for ten years. federal land to the state and raises serious constitutional concerns by prohibiting judicial review. section 2862 would set an unacceptable precedent that would seed as much as 68 acres of federal land to state control and raises constitutional concerns by limiting judicial review. this provision would fundamentally weaken the endangered species act and put a halt through federally led bipartisan collaborative efforts across ten states

communities and we i reaformed our commitment to move forward with the relocation of marines from okinawa to guam. i want to reiterate our commitment to japan's security absolute and that article 5 covers all territories under japan's administration. including senkaku islands. we share a concern about china's land reclamation and construction activities in the south china sea and the united states and japan are united in the commitment to freedom of navigation, respect for international law and the peaceful resolution of disputes without coercion. we also remain united in pursuit of peaceful denuclearization of the korean peninsula. and addressing north korean provocations, we fully support japan's efforts to resolve the tragedy of north korea's abduction of japanese citizens. during my last visit to japan, i met with the mother of one of those abductees and she described the awful pain that she has endured. so i know how important this is to the japanese people. meanwhile, our growing tri-lateral cooperation with the republic of korea, as well as with australia, gives us new opportunities to enh

and i reaffirmed our commitment to move forward with the relocation of marines from ohka new what to guam. i want to reiterate our commitment to japan's security is absolute. and that article 5 covers all territory under japan's administration, including senkaku islands. we share a concern about china's land reclamation and construction activities in the south china sea and the united states and japan are united in our commitment to freedom of navigation, respect for international law, and the peaceful resolution of disputes without coercion. we also remain united in pursuit of peaceful defunk colorization of the korean peninsula and addressing north korean provocations. we fully support japan's efforts to resolve the trang tragedy north korea's abduction of japanese citizens. she described the awful pain she has endured so i know how important this is to the japanese people. meanwhile, our growing trilateral cooperation with the republic of korea as well as ustral ya gives us new opportunities to enhance across the region. with respect to trade we reviewed the progress our teams have mad

. >> your updates are -- >> for viewer in guam, what are we talking about? datelines. other issues there. >> i was told there would be no math on this show. >> it's actually yesterday. they played yesterday. >>> let's check the forecast once again with dr. rob marciano. what you got? >> by the way, ron has generously offered his tickets to me for a week from monday night's game. how about that? he couched it. >> tentative. >> yeah, whatever that means. thank you, ron. >> it means they're not yours yet. >> did you just eat something? >> not looking good. >> sorry. >> here's a shot looking south to new york. gotta love that. yeah. temperatures right now, 59 degrees. some motion. one world trade. what a glorious start. this is going to be the best day of the year so far. get it up to about 75. maybe higher than that. i think this will be the warmest one. with that, some dry air. yeah, we have red flag warnings for fire danger across parts of the northeast. we have been very fortunate that the snow pack hasn't melted with the warm rain all at once. so that's for

i traveled to guam you are in 90-degree heat.and peeing you don't have enough fluids. in areas you prevent heat stroke, other methods, and the one-to-one correlation is a political agenda. you breathe air approach the president tells you something, draws a correlation, they push an agenda. charles: bob, we don't have a lot of time left. cut to the chase. how much is this going to cost me to fix it? >> not going to cost you anything, charles. the solution is to invest in energy efficiency so we work more with less make our workers more productive. build the best all-electric and hybrid cars in the country. power them with more electricity from the wind and the sun do those things to make our country stronger more secure, create a healthier future for our children. cut the danger pollution that threatens us all. charles: if i was trying to sell this thing, i would try them all, too. you articulated very well. thank you, again. >>> hillary clinton hiring a new campaign staffer for one of the biggest tech companies out there. this sc

communities and i reaffirmed our commitment to move forward with the relocation of marines from okinawa to guam. i want to reiterate that our treaty commitment to japan's security is absolute. and that article five covers all territories under japan's administration, including the islands. we share concern about china's land reclamation and construction activities in the south china sea and the united states and japan are united in our commitment to freedom of navigation, respect for international law and the peaceful resolution of disputes without coercion. we also remain united in per --pursuit of peaceful denuclearization of north korea. we fully support japan's efforts to resolve the tragedy of north korea's abduction of japanese citizens. during my last visit to japan, i met with the mother of one of those abductees and she described the awful pain that she has endured. so i know how important this is to the japanese people. meanwhile, our growing trilateral cooperation with the republic of korea, as well as with australia, gives us new opportunities to enhance security across the region.