joining me is rear admiral kirby, thank you for joining us. explain exactly what the forces will be doing, how will it work? >> well, jake, thank you for having me. these folks will be there mainly to support the aircraft that will be flown out of chad to conduct these reconnaissance flights out of nigeria and chad. these are folks to maintain the aircraft, and the data and imagery that comes off the aircraft. but they're support personnel. because they have to be armed for their own security that called on the president to help. >>> why chad and nigeria, not cameroon? >> well, we have a great relationship with them. chad is a great location in the area in which we're going to be looking in. roughly about the area of west virginia. and it doesn't just include nigeria but other countries. and so just geographically, chad is a great location to do this from. >> how long do we expect the forces to stay and help in the search? and do we have any idea when this mission will start? >> they have already started deploying to chad. they are already the

. >> reporter: sarah kirby is the woman in freefall on the video.appened about a year and a half ago. she was on a 30th birthday cruise, miami to jamaica. sarah, along with her fiancÉ and best girlfriend, are spending the first night of the trip barhopping, ending up getting their drink on at the point after nightclub. >> everybody was drinking to excess, and i was enjoying it with everybody on the cruise. >> reporter: and honestly, you got pretty drunk that night. >> yes, ma'am. we decided to leave the bar, go back to our room. the next thing i remember is going out onto the balcony. >> reporter: it's 12 minutes past midnight. one second, she's holding the rail of deck seven, the next, she's plunging straight down to the unforgiving sea. a shipboard camera recorded it all. she plummets about two stories, slamming into a lifeboat, then dropping another five stories into the water. it's pitch black outside. you're in the middle of the ocean, all alone. >> i was so scared. and i was gonna do everything in my power to survive. >> reporter: but she's ba

joining us today johnny damon by the pentagon by rear admiral john kirby. good to see you. >> thank you for having me, glad to be here. >> a lot of outrage about the va scandal. this should not have happened to anyone much less than people who put their lives on the line for their country. what kind of reaction from troops and families? anger at the pentagon? >> i'm not sensing anger at the pentagon but i am sensing deep concern about these allegations. to the degree that they are substantiated, we don't know yet, secretary hagel has said that would be outrageous, a disgrace to the veterans and to their families. the investigation is beginning. we need to let the facts take us where they take us and we'll look at it as we come to conclusion on it. but the nation has no other sacred obligation than to take care of the veterans and we at a that seriously at the pentagon. >> the veterans from our greatest generation, world war ii are certainly aging . secretary hagel said we missed it. how. >> those are the things we are trying to find out. to be honest antoni

rear admiral john kirby joins me now. admiral, good to see you, as always. so about this intelligence that shows the girls may have been split up, is there anything more you can tell us about that and how u.s. officials may have come to that conclusion? >> look, it's a multi-pronged effort to try to figure out where they are. that's obviously the question that everybody wants to be able to answer. we do think -- and we think that they have been broken up into smaller groups. we also don't know where they are. it's very difficult to know where they are at any given moment. that's one of the reasons that we're sending additional planners and advisers down to abuja right now. they can help with the collection efforts. >> i think one of the things that can help, as i recall after the days of 9/11, a bunch of u.s. advisers, shall we say, parachuting into afghanistan, figuratively, with bags of money to try to find out information. would it be presump wous of me to assume that is going on now? >> yes. that is. one thing i think is important for people to know we'v

let's bring in admiral kirby. and it's clear ending this war will be popular with the american public. the big question, are the afghans really ready to go it alone? >> well, jake, i think they are more ready every single day and it's a big component of going forward. the combat initiative is at the end of this year but assuming we get an agreement to stay in afghan in the next year, a major mission for our troops there will be to advise, train, and assist and continue to develop their capacity and capability. but they are getting better and have been getting better every month. a friend of mine took command in the east and shortly after arrived on stage, he hadn't been in afghan for maybe a year or so and he told me it was night and day. >> they said the concern is not so much the afghan security forces, they thought they would be up to task. rather, they were worried about the support for the security. this is the not sexy part in the military that nobody likes to talk about but the resupply, the ammunition, the

according to john kirby, he said that's the only assistance that nigeria has accepted from the u.s. there are no active discussions about the use of any kind of surveillance drones and ultimately, admiral kirby urged the nigerian government to use all resources at their disposal. you get a sense that nigeria is not as aggressive as it should be. >>> for many soldiers the war doesn't end once they left the battle field. it can take a long time for the physical and mental wounds to heal. and a new three-part pbs documentary series "coming back" chronicles the stories of the brave men and women as they seek to regain normalcy. >> he lived in the chair for a year and lay in it and we couldn't have the dogs near him because the hair could get in the open wounds and couldn't have the ceiling fans because it would dry out huz his scars and needed to keep them moist. there were a lot of rules. >> i felt like a big burden on my family. i thought he would be better off dead. i prayed to god to let me fall asleep and not wake up, it would be easier for the family to get through. >> film maker

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. >> not to mention, by the way, jack kirby's case will be coming before the supreme court as well. lots of dimensions to explore on that one. the dimensions of the market heading into the close, an hour to go in the trading session. big merger news, of course. we'll get into all of that. the dow is up about 18 points today. meanwhile, the nasdaq, look at this, up israel .8 of 1% or 32 at this hour and the s&p 500, a reasonable rebound here to start the week of course, up about a third of a percent. 1884 is the level there. >> let's talk about it in our closing pebble exchange, kathy jones, bob from capital saq and michael melnick from southern polytechnic state university is here today, the author question the basics for economics for a modern manager" and a very specific reason to have him on and our own rick santelli is here as well. kathy, you're head of fixed i can at schwab. nobody can agree on why the bond market is reacting lately with interest rates going down and not up. what's your version of why that is happening right now? >> well, i think there are a lot of reasons, yo

there were a state that kirby in children seemed to love your comments and any means. what's most fevered by police in the nineteen seventies. he's listed as a gift to you. it's a dinosaur or was the first change in character is starting his own commercials. effective next year that he was given his own national id number. and further cemented his status as surely as iconic character lead to ten feet of the problems in history was on. we stayed in the character business st peter's characters and typical african lions. last month the global fleet opens to the park opened its doors and has been receiving plenty of luck since. objectors that children are familiar with this condition teaches children about traffic regulations and safety is the storytelling that we've seen more in fact it is easier to understand children these days are exposed to a lot of different programs they think it's great that the kids respond very positively to robocop police main character cabinet when he comes out to teach traffic information because they're already good friends through the tv pro

isning me for questioning paul kirby, senior editor at "tele-communications report." we are delighted to have you with us. week, a group of your peers from various parts of telecommunications were asked about what you thought was the number one policy priority for this city in telecommunications. your response was -- spectrum, spectrum, spectrum. talk about the three institutions that have response ability for that. i will ask you for our audience to give a report card on how those three institutions are doing, and why it is so important. >> let me answer those. the reason it is so important is that spectrum is a fundamental input for all of this investment and innovation that is going on. as we know from our personal lives, we are all carrying at this point multiple wireless devices. what we use for our work, our play, and those devices require spectrum. they require spectrum more and more to connect and communicate. it is necessary that we find ways to make more and more spectrum available to continue this investment. as far as how we are doing in different institut

van carson is here he joins us on the kirby couch.may not run for the president's seat he never wanted to but might have to. more than 10,000 toddlers on adhd drugs. is this safe for kids? and did any one ask them. a warning for parents. a california mayor tells bullying victims to grow a pair. he joins us. plus the commencement speaker with the inspirational message you have to hear. all coming up on "fox & friends." please kr[ñwatch. life with crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis is a daily game of "what if's". what if my abdominal pain and cramps come back? what if the plane gets delayed? what if i can't hide my symptoms? what if? but what if the most important question is the one you're not asking? what if the underlying cause of your symptoms is damaging inflammation? for help getting the answers you need, talk to your doctor and visit crohnsandcolitisinfo.com to get your complimentary q&a book, with information from experts on your condition. >>> nine minutes till the top of the hour. we go to thailand there. army there declari

a steament and went after -- a statement and went out to the human rights council and said as for kirby, he is a disgusting lecher with a 40 odd year long career of homosexuality. that was his job. he is now over 70, but he is still anxious to get married to his homosexual partner. this practice can never be found in north korea. in fact, it is ridiculous for such gay to sponsor dealing with other human rights issues. suddenly huff-po is upset. >> we have to go. ambassador bolton's mustache teaches us how to make a mean gumbo using only ingredients from the wood shed. >>> it is last call for palcohol. the new powdered 230r78 of -- form of alcohol called palcohol is a waiting label before it can be sold in stores. but it faces another hurdle. everyone's least favorite worrywart, the new york senator who was able to get the fda to ban for loco which is a brazilian boy band is asking them to do the same due to the new form and potential risks. >> palcohol can easily beacon sealed and brought into concerts and school dances and sporting events. it can be sprinkled on food and even snorted.

a steament and went after -- a statement and went out to the human rights council and said as for kirbye is a disgusting lecher with a 40 odd year long career of homosexuality. that was his job. he is now over 70, but he is still anxious to get married to his homosexual partner. this practice can never be found in north korea. in fact, it is ridiculous for such gay to sponsor dealing with other human rights issues. suddenly huff-po is upset. >> we have to go. ambassador bolton's mustache teaches us how to make a mean gumbo using only ingredients from the wood shed. true business-grade internet comes with secure wifi for your business. it also comes with public wifi for your customers. not so with internet from the phone company. i would email the phone company to inquire as to why they have shortchanged these customers. but that would require wifi. switch to comcast business internet and get two wifi networks included. comcast business built for business. palcohol. the new powdered 230r78 of -- form of alcohol called palcohol is a waiting label before it can be sold in stores. but it fa

and admiral john kirby making it clear it is a cordination cell that is communication and in the a armed cell or will lead the rescue of the girls. >> the house will observe a moment of silence for the young women. >> words of support for the girls and their families. the house prepared legislation to condemn boka ha ram. >> many around the world are just learning of the evil. unfortunately for the communities in northern nigerria, the terror there existed for years. >> begging the question why it took so long for the u.s. and governments to time up to stop them. >> is there any talk of armed american units on the ground there? >> reporter: no, the pentagon is very clear there is no talk of that and plans at this point to go after the koka ha rem leader. those girls were abducted in midapril for a town northeastern region of the country. and it included a 23,000 square mile forest. it translate to western education is forbidden and blamed for thousands of deaths primary in nigerreria northeast. recently they have launched bombings in the capitol city that killed dozens of people,>>> dead

what he is telling us from the spokesman, rear admir i will john kirby is that these cancellations ofse planned exercises are a direct result of this week's coup. this is something that really has kicked into effect as a result of u.s. law. and what this means is it's going to be a cancellation after joint military exercise as well. there is a cancellation of two very high-level exchanges that were to take place between senior military leaders, one that was expected to take place here in the united states as well as one in thailand. so that is what is being cancelled. >> that's what this means. what this doesn't mean, though, this is something that should be carefully considered. this is not a freeze of military relations between thailand and the united states. but what this signals is that the u.s. wants to send a message but there is also some reluctance on its part to harm what the u.s. has considered to be a very important relationship. >> absolutely. the u.s. is a key ally of thailands and has been. should we expect this vohave a significant impact on relations? >> the u.s. is ho

. >> admiral kirby said six of the eight u.s. military advisers just landed in nigeria today.are experts in communications and intelligence. as he said these are logistical advisers to the government. there is no talk of sending drones. the nigerian government would have to request drones and haven't done so. >> close to a month since the kidnapping. do we know why the u.s. is just getting involved? >> basically because the government has to request help. the nigerian government had a warning but didn't send soldiers to protect the girls. parents have been protesting that the government did not move faster. it was three weeks before president said anything about the kidnapping and wasn't until this week that he accepted the offer to help. >> no question we are racing against the clock here. we had made repeated offers of assistance and it was only just this week when the nigerians accepted the offer. within 48 hours people were moving to get there. >> but, again, this is not an armed military team and there is no talk of sending a unit of special operators to hunt the head of

that effort will be limited at best, as pentagon spokesman, rear admiral john kirby, pointed out todayy operations in nigeriaç to go find these girls. that's not the focus here. the president was clear he wants to help in any way we can. this is the-- this is the helpç that nigeria has accepted, and we believe it's the appropriate step right now. >> brown: it's been almost a month since the islamist group boko haram attacked chibok village in the northeast, and made off with more than 300 girls. roughly 50 managed to escape, but this week, boko haram's leader declared the rest are slaves, and will be sold. today, nigerian president goodluck jonathan said he believes the girls are still in the country and have not been sold acr]ss the border. nigeria's government and military have been criticized for failing to do more to get the girls back.ç and today, amnesty international reported officials failed to prevent the attack despite a four-hour warning. >> we've had people in the military in north-east nigeria telling us that there is a war- weariness and a fear among the soldiers. we'r

joining us now from washington is not kirby. >> i am a libertarian.n individual freedom. stuart: i want to find out what is going on with this interception. >> it is an expansion of what they have already done with our phones. they are collecting all of our phone data. the pfizer courts do not let their decisions be available to the public. stuart: a security court. are they intercepted with the full knowledge of the shipper? >> that is another question we do not know the answer to. this has been the problem all along. it is not at all clear who is in charge of this. i do not think it is constitutional at all. you oppose it, obviously. stuart: the counter argument, if you want to get all the terrorist before they terrorize us all, this kind of thing is okay. what is your argument? >> this kind of behavior is not authorized by the patriot act. if they want to target people that are suspected of wrongdoing, they should get a warrant. there should not be a general warrant. that is precisely what the american revolution was about. you have to control your

see good laboratory kirby was able to build the world's most sophisticated robot which doesn't give a darn about anything turns mission to teach creation why it should care about humans. this is why you should care watch only on the algae dot com. thanks for staying with us here on our team to that mall this week's top stories are you a say to execution was dubbed a bosch off to a death row inmate spent almost an hour convulsing in agony before dying of a heart attack now the case has fields of further capital punishment discussion in opponents of this have said that a moratorium has to be kept on the death penalty usually death is pronounced six minutes off the president received a lethal injection but clayton lockett riped gaspin screamed seven times longer is saying collapsed and he died in pain forty three minutes so after the drugs were minister and as archie's marna body now reports experts blame untested drugs for the incident. america is among the top five nations that lead the world in executions but a recent lethal injection gone bad the typical execution should take between

kirby was to build the world's most sophisticated which doesn't do anything. to teach creation why it should care about humans. this is why you should. only. go back to what your teacher national call the ballots counted is underway in iraq after this week's parliamentary election with initial results showing no party securing a lead the vote didn't pass peacefully at least one hundred fifty people were killed as extremist groups carried out a series of nationwide bombings looks at whether this poll could in any way herald a peaceful new chapter for iraq. lection best described by the numbers. more than nine thousand candidates are vying for over three hundred seats in parliament which will then elects the next president and prime minister some twenty one million iraqis are just there to vote in the first national election since the look to all of us troops three years ago. but there are other figures to consider the growing number of iraqis killed in escalating violence and those displaced by war are no single political bloc is likely to win a majority althou

joining us now with more from the pentagon is admiral john kirby, the president press secretary and main it's great to have you with us, admiral. what is the strategy here for the u.s.? why is it going into chad inneed of nigeria? what is its role here? >> sure, thanks, chris. there's kind of two tracks here to what we're doing. first is a small team participating in an inner agency government down there at the embassy in nigeria. they're there to advise and assist, to do what we call a gap analysis to find out what the nigerian armed forces need to do to go after -- to find these girls. and we're sort of helping them figure out what their requirements are. that's one. two, the continuous search effort from the air. and we're going to do that in this case based out of chad. we appreciate the support of the government there to allow us to do this. these will be a mix of man and unmanned aircraft but you need people on the ground to help service the aircraft, to support them, maintain them, fuel them, fix them when they break. of course you need security personnel to protect the aircraft.

kirby is 28 will is 27. known her a long time.er ever forget her. >> another book in the making she was working on it. >> yes. >> interesting to read that. >> one more chapter. i think we'll see that book. we will see it. >> gayle, thank you. >> thanks. >> thank you. >>> and james franco is getting a lot of buzz on broadway but it's his co-star, chris o'doud, who walked away with a tony nomination. in our toyota green room o'doud's bre >>> okay. watch this. 48. >> 48. how did you do that? >> it wasn't. >> it wasn't. >> that's never happened. it was 48? >> yes, 48. >> yeah. >> i'm impressed. >> impressive. >> very imprelgsed by you. >> whoa. whoa! whoa! >> that was 91. >> 91? >> yes, can we go? >> we can go. >> come on. [ siren ] >> oh, my god! >> kristen wiig and chris o'dowd in the 2011 blockbuster film "bridesmaids." o'dowd cannot you seen on broadway in "of mice and men." he walked with our contributor for other series "the road to the tonys." good morning. >> good morning. o'dowd has plenty of stage experience in his native ir

. >> at today's the vents -- defense department briefing, rear admiral john kirby discussed a team sent to nigeria in an effort to find 200 schoolgirls kidnapped by an islamist group. >> i want to stress at the --set that our participation it is interdisciplinary. of people comprised in law enforcement, fbi, intelligence community, and the u.s. military. , in addition to the 10 or so troops, will consist of eight personnel. six of them are already there in nigeria, in the capital. the others should be arriving in the next few days. these are subject matter experts. troops that are trained in intelligence, communications, and mostly coordination functions. logistical kinds of things. the great majority of the additionalassets, personnel, are there on the ground. we expect the others will get there shortly. >> people that live in the embassy -- what are they doing? >> a will work out of the embassy. we are not talking about u.s. military operations in nigeria to go find these girls. that is not the focus. the focus is on sending subject matter experts that can help advise and assist the n

megan, regional editor at the "washington post," and kirby, executive director of the national journalismenter. [applause] although well known in his field he was a pediatric brain surgeon at johns hopkins university benjamin carson was not on the political radar until the keynote speech at last year's national prayer breakfast. with president obama -- [applause] with president obama also outcome of doctor carson spoke about the danger facing the country, lack of education, the tax system, healthcare. he prefers a personal savings account for every one and approach quite different from the affordable care act. some viewed the speech as a rebuke of the president and it caught the eye of conservatives and led doctor carson to the national stage and weekly column in the "the washington times" and now some encourage him to run for the republican presidential nomination. [applause] while his views on social issues fit comfortably in the gop right-wing he also advocates practically some. note the following from the column and i quote if conservatives are going to win in 2014 and 2016 and preser

and now it's time for our in-house investor segment that we've given tim kirby the week off and that's because you got a very special guest in this studio just an hour for us we'll see shots. of as it happens out of so excited that yeah you know it's an amazing studio oh super bowl we're really happy to have you and we're going to be using your talents to hopefully make some money this great because you have been on. and i learned you've been on larry king and you get people's minds don't work with people's minds i know how people are thinking are you crazy but we you've got to know how i'm thinking because this week i'm spending the well your i'm going to spend the well ok look. you're going to guess where it's bound to. think that i'm reduced. really i've not looked at me one as you are not going to go. ok down is there a company over there is a company on the screen right now ok so you've got to tell me what it is the russian company we're going to be investing in this week on venture capital. so there's there's one company over there or one company right now i'm going to be investi

leaked the information to the associated press pentagon press secretary rear admiral admiral john kirby said no decision to transfer private manning to a civilian detention facility has been made and any such decision of course properly ballot will properly balance the soldier's medical needs with our obligation to ensure she remains behind bars well ensuring she remains behind bars is one thing ensuring she's safe behind bars while receiving treatment is quite another a concern for manning's attorney who has weighed in saying the legal team was never notified that such a transfer was even on the cards in fact he released a statement claiming the pentagon strategically leaked the information in an attempt to pressure manning to drop the treatment request forcing her to essentially choose between personal safety at fort leavenworth and medical treatment at a federal prison he blames the d.o.d. for not taking proper responsibility of its military members saying the military is refusal to provide necessary medical treatment to chelsea is flat out transphobia rather than deal with the reali

ok let's see how tame kirby has been getting on you've been having an extremely successful time that you've had a couple of weeks haven't been so great because still why alp in supposed to tear it in terms of money he went down to solve some serious dairy action how did it pay off just like upon their world can be unfortunately there's this website that doesn't really update as often as reboot should called with p.t.o. and unfortunately i didn't realize that wimbledon. no longer trades so we have to take with them if we get out of here. to get something and old vested for two weeks in a row to hopefully make up for things and you can maybe forgive me i've not going to give you we're going to go home by just. russia's largest lender and the only perry could russia that will give me a home loan which i still can't afford anyways so you don't care the look group that's a good big company can you forgive me ok let's get this straight we just need to clarify the fact that you chose a stock but it's no longer trading recently used to be ok and you just been buying pizza and having a jolly

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secret laboratory in the kirby was able to build a new most sophisticated robot which on fortunatelydoesn't give a darn about anything tunes mission to teach creation why it should care about humans in the world this is why you should care only dot com. please. i wear this ribbon to commemorate all veterans who lost their lives in the second world war but there is a special place in my heart for the soviet losses almost thirty million lives lost in the largest war in history tonight in a special edition of in the now we look at the legacy of victory day. russia is about to celebrate victory day and it's indeed a very very special day here one of the most important holidays of the year.

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sigrid laboratory kirby was able to build the world's most sophisticated robot which on fortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tunes mission to teach creation why it should care about humans and. this is why you should care only on the r.-g. dot com. technology innovation and all the developments around russia we've got the future of coverage. your friends post a photo from a vacation you can't afford college different. the boss repeats the same old joke of course you like. your ex-girlfriend still pens tear jerking poetry keep john norris. we post only what really matters i don't see your facebook you street. thanks for staying with us that hashtag can bring back our girls quickly spread on the web even attracting the undoubted clout of america's first lady but as well as raising awareness of all of the kidnappings of two hundred seventy six nigerian school girls michelle obama has the inadvertent face paulton online end to join campaign to energetic and explains how. the kidnapping of more than two hundred schoolgirls in nigeria has shocked the world the girls were stripped down b

sigrid lumbered sure kirby was to build the world's most sophisticated which doesn't give a darn about anything. to teach creation why it should care about humans. this is why you should watch only. this is also international and let's go beyond breaking news stories several people have been reported killed in the ukraine sotheby's city of mariupol. according to locals down reza began one of people attempted to prevent beyond me from retaking control of the police h.q. the building was being occupied by a pro federalization it's a john that's working for all season. and say is among the injured and let's go live now to seize it we're not going to go shares in the region it ran out what else can you tell us. well we can say at this point that it does look like a brutal fighting is underway indeed despite the fact that it is victory day doesn't seem to be any sort for celebration in this city of mariupol now we do know that some people have been injured there have been reports of at least eight of those however those reports cannot be verified at the moment however we do also have we als