and some, i assume are good people. >> reporter: fierce opposition to the president's plan ask umming from all sides. from the president's own diversity council. >> i am resigning right now from that council. i don't see the point in continuing to try to work with people that clearly don't see this issue the way i do. >> reporter: to former president obama who said in a statement, to target these young people is wrong because they have done nothing wrong. it is self-defeating because they want to start new businesses, staff our labs, serve in our military, and otherwise contribute to the country we love. and it is cruel. now that it's in the hands of congress, the question is do they have time to fix this? >> let me say a word about the six months. calculation of six months is to march 5th so we have plenty time, right? not by senate standards we don't. >> reporter: the trump administration is not offering much comfort to those dreamers who handed over their personal contact information to the department of homeland security when they received protection from deportation. officials no

i assume that's a bridge. that's virtual. could you go into that for the next minute and talk more about that and how that might be expanded if in fact it's as good as you say it was. >> again. we're looking at the feed back from people using it and from the fleet. so this is not all done virtually. we still do real live, just similar to how a pilot will get simulator time and what's different is that we can create a virtual environment. we don't have to have the level of feel and touch that an aviation helicopter or fixed wing aircraft will have to use. so this technology is out there. the sailors are comfortable with it. they understand it and perhaps we can use that to continue to improve these skills where we may not have the dedicated at seatime to do so while the force is working very hard to meet its commitments. >> those virtual experiences proven to be very successful in the airframe operations and further discussion on that would be useful and your report i suppose will deal with that as -- tom kane and vice chair,

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>> i assume if lindsey graham beb begs john mccain, he may be there.ay come down to murkowski. >> hitting familiar scripts. right? a vote on the horizon. looks this thyme on my side get really scared, this time might part and analysis comes out showing how much money you lose, coverage you lose and in fact, previous conditions and starts to get that same feeling that they just can't pull this out. i think, i can't imagine this one, and the -- the impact of this particular proposal is more egregious than the ones rejected before. i can't see how it comes together. >> let me ask you this -- do you think if bernie sanders had wait add month to unveil single payer, make it a litmus test, not making it one, but essentially -- >> said he wasn't. >> but roll it out with nothing but 2020-ers, it sends a message. because i've talked to a lot of republicans both consultants and lawmakers, who have said, hey, that's giving us the space to do this again? >> i don't think that -- i think that what they -- i mean, senator johnson, what he wants is money. he wants me

and we believe, i assume it's in october that we will get a request from the administration and quickly act on that request because we have to get help to people who need it. and i'm comforted in the bill we passed earlier in response to the request, that applies to puerto rico. $6.7 front loaded the billion. that money is there. the challenge with puerto rico, it's an island. in gainesville, we loaded 10 trucks with the j.j. watt foundation. you can't send trucks to puerto rico. it's much more challenging. i'm glad the president waived the jones act to get every ship we find to go to puerto rico. and the air traffic system can be up and running and -- reporter: a lot of military needed? the speaker: but obviously everything we can do is needed and there is military needed. the hospital ship, the c-130's and national guard. we have to make sure to do everything we can for our fellow citizens in puerto rico. thank you very much everybody.

so i am assuming that that's also part of the comprehensive review. >> i believe the secretary will look at that in the strategic review as well. for organizational c-2. command and control. who is responsible precisely for readiness and man, train and equip and operational demand in the pacific fleet. and how does that get balanced against the larger fleet that admiral davidson is managing out of fleet forces. >> even today i have been a little confused about who is the -- the decision-maker. is it the operational commander, is it the forces demander. i think, again. admiral blaugh really, i think, nailed that pretty well in terms of just not being an issue that's got to be cleaned up. mr. pendleton, you described the trend of the increasing lack of certifications which was kind of a top line in terms of the number of ships that are out there. can you give us more specific information regarding the fitzgerald and mccain, to what extent did they lack certifications? >> i would rather defer specific questions about the fitzgerald and mccain. they did have missing certifications, as did mo

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dialogue they're open perhaps to the idea of speaking to the catalan government about potentially and i assume point having a legal referendum which now they haven't said that but it's certainly a new form of speaking about catalonia and the idea of perhaps reaching some sort of solution but as we've been saying as you know in the past couple of minutes no one really knows what's going to happen over the next few it's so big on known what will happen on monday but we'll have to just wait and see what happens on sunday first and then we'll see what happens on monday all right and we will of course be covering that across the weekend probably. in madrid as they begin to tell you what in boss alone if i could both. of us get more on this from d.w. social media i said was not the same who's been tracking the discussion of mine welcome bring us up to speed. hi phil well what we're seeing on social media is overwhelmingly pro independence but that doesn't necessarily mean that it's reflecting the reality on the ground there are lots of videos of protests coming in for instance there's one video off

i assume power is still out there? >> reporter: yeah. i mean, i don't know if i can drive there tonight to see what the situation is. i am sure they have some sort of emergency power where there is some sort of light, but yeah, this whole area has lost power and people are just going to have to deal with that tonight as darkness falls, but it does look like eventually in the next couple of three hours we're going to see these winds really begin to fade and irma begin to move on up the coast towards you. anderson? >> drew, thanks very much. i want to alex marquardt about 50 miles south of where i am in tampa. alex, the worst has not gotten to you yet, but what are you seeing? >> reporter: no, it hasn't, but it is very clear that irma has headed straight for us. we've seen what happened in miami and in naples and in punta gorda, 40 miles to the south of us ask we know what is coming to sarasota. the weather conditions have deteriorated significantly in the past hour. what we are looking at here is wave after wave of rain and wind just sweep

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