. >> calling kimball was a reporter in philadelphia.ed following this video. >> that's okay man. >> mary intoxicated. she was cursing at police officers and she was eventually arrested and terminated after the video of its surface. it was viewed more than 1 million times on facebook. she has come forward to say that she had one drink at the club. she felt like she was drugs. she is mostly incredibly embarrassed for herself and her family. >> am i to understand that you brought treats? >> a possibility. if there's one thing i know about the people in this office, they like taking selfie's. cute photos of bill, diana, and more. if you do not know what a selfie is, it is taking a photo of yourself. >> to think there are people who do not know what a selfie is? >> if you do not know what a selfie is. >> that is clarification. >> it is in the dictionary now. >> a new york company called selfie has created an edible photo booth that lets you put yourself these are photos on coffees, ice coffees and more. >> like a selfie coffee. to learn more

kimball. thanks for helping me to get mr. garrison back as a teacher, anything for you, sugar-pie. oh, hi kyle. i've been thinking wendy, this whole outcome is pretty strange. excuse me. ( iraqi ) how is it that miss ellen was suddenly arrested for being... shh, sh ! it's time to whip out the eclipse shoe box ! bye-bye miss ellen. wendy... you didn't ! i told her... don't ---- with wendy testaberger ! captions copyright 1998 home box office a division of time warner entertainment company, l.p. captioned by hbo communications center comedy central >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show." thank you so much for tuning in! i'm trevor noah. my guests tonight are the director of a new documentary about syria and the rise of isis. sebastian junger and nick quested are here, everybody. joining us on the show. ( cheers and applause ) really fascinating conversation. you want to stay tuned for that. but first, like the rest of the world, we are all waiting for tomor

that is to say, he would report first to admiral kimball then nimitz, then secondarily to washington. commander john redmond now ran op20g. he may have had friends in high places, but no background in crypto analysis. he was a coefficient in regular navy communications, which is to say hardware, morse code, things like that, but he had no background in crypto analysis. redmond wanted code breaking and intelligence to be centralized in washington. to send in rochefort washington and let to the thinking. rochefort wouldn't go along with this. he thought because of his background, he was better suited than the people in washington to render judgment on what the japanese intendant. -- intended. he continued to report first to fleet headquarters. weeks, the relations -20-gen station hypo and op frayed. despite the bickering, they all did serious work. along with codebreakers in melbourne and certainly some in washington doing decent work, -- aconfronted a balancing daunting task, how to break the code. jn-25. the famous the numbers on the left are five digit code groups. is wording on the

i'm daryl kimball, executive director of the arms control association, and as most of you know we are an independent nonpartisan membership organization established in 19 said one and we are dedicated to reducing and eliminating the threats posed by the world's most dangerous weapons which would of course be nuclear,, chemical, biological weapons as well as certain conventional weapons that pose particular harm in risk to civilians. you can find more about the arms control association, its history, its ongoing work and to get more information also about these issues through website, armscontrol.org and you can follow us on twitter at arms control now. the latest issue of our journal arms control today just went online so you can check that out there. you can also check out our resources on our arms control out which is simply arms control on all of the app stores. we are very pleased to see so many of you here today, members, friends, colleagues from the diplomatic community, journalists and we welcome those of you who are with us watching it on c-span ticket for those the following o

once again i'm daryl kimball, director of the arms control association. we're glad to have so many friends here for our 2017 arms control association annual meeting. please to have with us today christopher ford was special assistant to the president and senior director for weapons of mass destruction and counter proliferation policy at the national security council. chris who has an extensive experience on these issues come he's been on the professional staff of the counter foreign relations committee, the senate banking committee, the appropriations committee. he served on the personal staff of senator susan collins as her national security adviser. and before they serve at the state department as the special representative on nonproliferation and was a deputy assistant secretary for state, of state for arms control nonproliferation disarmament and verification and compliance during the george w. bush administration. and as chris knows and as most of you here recognize, probably the most serious responsibility for any u.s. president is reducing the glob

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once again, i'm darrell kimball, director of the arms control association . my friends are here for our 2017 arms control association annual meeting. please to have with us today christopher ford whose special assistant to the president and senior director for weapons of mass instruction and counter proliferation policy at the national security council. chris who has extensive experience on these issues has been on the professional staff of the senate relations committee, banking committee, easter on the personal staff of a senator susan collins as her national security advisor and before that he served at the state department as a special representative on nonproliferation and was a deputy assistant repertory for state for arms control nonproliferation disarmament verification and clients during the george w. bush administration. and as chris knows and as most of you here recognize, probably the most serious responsibility for any us president is reducing the global risks posed by nuclear weapons and nuclear proliferation. why is that? why has the presidency

darryl kimball. i wanted to note that in the carnage of arms control today there are two in-depth articles on the issues considering the prohibition treaty and verification that are worth a look as we support a subject. i wanteded to come back to one of the questions that was raised about the relationship that one way to deal with this would be to have obligations and all of the -- the prohibition treaty. that might be problematic for india, pakistan and israel by the mpt which is one of the problems with -- one other approach, and i want to get your reaction by the states that are already members of the mpt to remain other approach that leaves you open to those countries that -- and also, you brought this up a couple of times and talked about what a successful. i've always argued that the real threat to the mpt is not -- other than the u.s. and russia -- by that -- [ no audio ] >> by the conference which is a litmus test. [ no audio ] >> okay. well, on the first point, not to be flippant about it, b

daryl kimball, i wanted to just note in the current issue of arms control today there are two very in-depthrticles on the issues concerning the prohibition treaty and verification that are worth a look at the subject i want to come back to one question that tom countryman raised about prohibition. you mentioned that one way to deal with this would be to have obligations, all of the -- [inaudible] that might be problematic for india, pakistan and israel. [inaudible] one other approach, i wanted to get your reaction, ambassador, states that are already members of the npt to remain -- [inaudible] other approach that still leaves open to this countries like -- [inaudible] and also, tom, you brought this up a couple times, talked about what a successful -- [inaudible] i've always argued that the real threats to ebt is not -- [inaudible] other than u.s. and russia. [inaudible] which is a litmus test. [inaudible] >> okay. well, on the first point, not to be flippant about it, but the problem with india, pakistan individual is not a clause in the treaty. it's about more fundamental. and if we were