district seat they include beach councilman bob dyer beach delegate jason me ari is retired admiral jack cavanaugh and chamber of commerce heavy hitter shop miller in a letter to forbes they encourage the switch they write that the recent to redraw congressional maps in virginia has put hampton roads at risk of losing one of its most valuable asset your leadership as a senior member and chairman of the house armed services committee they go on to say that for his leadership to protect the military assets in this region has been unmatched and his absence would result in immediate negative impact on our region earlier this week sheriff can stall he said making a move like this is the kind of thing people hate about government he said forbes should stay put in the fourth district now for his part randy forbes himself has not uttered a word publicly about this possible switch leaving it to his press secretary in an email to say that he is exploring his options. if you want to read this newsletter you can we have it on thirteen news now dot com under links in the news reporting live like that in thirte

move include virginia beach city councilman bob dyer delicate jason the irs and retired admiral jack cavanaugh letter points out for his experience is too important for the region to lose if the congressman's district is redrawn favorably to the gop you can read their letter on forbes two on thirteen is now dot com. there is of course districts the congressman is said to be considering the idea when our day special prosecutor will handle the criminal case against the portsmouth american right private attorney verbena ask aaron wright is charged with felony eluding after he led the sideline in brief chase earlier this month only thirteen news knock on the entire episode on camera right now. a hearing is set portsmouth say the charges against the mayor are among the issues they're concerned about citizens in last night's packed city council meeting say they are also worried about the increase in violence last month mayor kenny wong said he'd come up with a plan to cut down on crime and let it all out in a few weeks was installed as they haven't heard anything at the city managers said they're tr

cavanaugh. we're also joined by military analyst and retired army colonel jack jacobs. good morning to both of you. jim, let's start here with your assessment on the way german officials responded to this threat just hours before the new year for them. >> i give them an a. we look at the history of crime and terrorism and let's just look back just ten years. in 2004 in madrid we had 13 bombs placed on trains in madrid, killed 191 people. in 2005 in london, we had four sue described bombers, backtracks, one on the train, killed 56 people. in 2012, in moscow we had two suicide bombers that went on a moscow subway that killed 40 people, i believe. if any of those attacks, richard, law enforcement had gotten a tip, an inkling, and intercept, a source that said this is about to happen, what would have been the right thing to do in those three cases? it would have been just what the munich authorities did. and i see that as not cowhering in fear, i see it as maneuvering in a battle in a long war and it's smart money. they're back in business today. it gives the police time to