and they just like the logistical part about it. and not only -- they love our town, we showed them a good time and they came here with the site committee. every one of them are in washington with me, and for the last week they kept telling me they all gained ten pounds and we fed them real well. everywhere we went on the bus, we had cheesesteaks and pretzels. they loved us and the proof of it is that they picked eded us. >> we're talking to congressman bob brady who said cheesesteaks and pretzels did it in addition to some hugs. >> hugs work. >> thank you very much for your time. >> thank you. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> we appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> governor's office is also pleased with the dnc's decision in a statement. tom wolf said quote, today's announcement is tremendous news for the commonwealth of pennsylvania. the birth place of our democracy will host the democratic national convention in 2016 which will generate hundreds of millions of dollars in economic activity in the state. we look forward to wo

they are logistics, logistics logistics, and fundraising.'m not sure philadelphia will raise the money easily, but they will raise it in the end. brooklyn always made me skeptical. the arena -- what do you call that arena? the berkeley center -- barclay's center, there is too much around it. philadelphia, they basically turned the city -- the perimeter was totally controlled. they can do that again. it's a different arena, same location. you can walk from the hotel. >> the argument on the other side, and i think this is totally fine, but there have been conventions in new york city, democrat and republican. if you can control new york city -- >> it is different controlling the area around madison square garden than it is around ba rclay's. crossing a bridge or going in through a tunnel -- if i set on twitter earlier today, a bridge too far. >> i know for fact you have set -- sat next to me at the next game. >> i am not 14,000 delegates. >> it wouldn't have been a problem. the other thing for new york would be proximity to media infrastructur

announces a major ground offensive has jordan has airstrikes have destroyed logistics centers and arms depos in syria. ♪ i am jonah hull. also coming up: egypt says it will stop the retrial of al jazeera journalist mohammed fahmy and mohammed on thursday as shells rain down. leaders agree to meet for peace talks on wednesday. fresh from his big tour of europe the new greek prime minister sets out his plan to ease austerity. and tight security in bata where it's kickoff time in the african cup of nations final. the head of the u.s.-led coalition against the islamic state of iraq in the levant announced a massive ground offensive. saying 12 brigades have been trained as jordan said it attacked and destroyed is ill logistic centers and weapons depos in 56 raids that it has carried out in response to the brutal killing of one of its pilots. a report now. >> reporter: the military says it has carried out hundreds of strikes in the last three days in syria and iraq after a captured jordaneian fighter pilot was murdered by isil also known by the acronym dash. >> we targeted garsons where they

says japan will offer help for people who fled from islamic state militants but will not provide logistic support for air attacks. >>> an expert on middle east politics looks back on the hostage crisis and suggests policies to contain the extremists. >>> the egyptian government has released and deported an al jazeera journalist held for more than a year in prison. >>> and, more and more female doctors in japan are sharing the responsibility of patient care so they have more time to spend with their families. >>> japan's lawmakers are debating the country's middle east policy in the wake of the hostage crisis involving two japanese nationals. prime minister shinzo abe says japan will expand its humanitarian aid program for refugees, but he says the country will not provide logistic support for u.s.-led air strikes aimed at islamic state or isil. >> translator: extremism is expanding and isil is gaining control over wide areas with its brutal acts. we must stop this. >> the prime minister said the struggle is not against islam. he said the religion is at the forefront of the fighting agains

sunoco logistics is turning it into a processing center for ethane. sunoco said this will create hundreds of permanent jobs across the state, but there's one potential snag here. the natural gas liquids will be pumped from the marcellus shale region of western pennsylvania through a cross-state pipeline stretching across the state. several townships mounted legal guidelines against that pipeline not wanting it in their county. sunoco promised investors the project will go through. today we'll find out if delaware county council is concerned about the legal challenges and if the county is offering any tax incentives to sunoco logistics logistics. >>> another important deadline looming for revel in atlantic city. they are appealing the casino sell to a developer. rebel has until 4:00 to respond to that appeal or the deal could fall through. the develop earner has threatened to walk away. >>> and the sole utility supplier says it will cut off power to the building on thursday unless they pay their bill. we are told that would be a violation of their cour

it's a logistical problem.t of them are denied. >> in this case, does it help one side more than another? >> each side if they want it must have purpose. the trophy case is a great example. there's been all this fighting about whether or not the jurors can see this trophy case. my understanding of judge garsh's order is anything in the house prior can be viewed but anything added to the house has to be moved or covered up. anything after 2013 somebody sort of farming the jury or putting in some evidence that will make him look better. the defendant. like a bible. like maybe a cross on the wall. just examples. it was alleged in the prosecution's own filings in this case the same thing happened in the o.j. trial. >> so fascinating. we'll have to see if there's any impact and if he'll learn what impact this field trip has on the jury. the first and probably not first of many twists we've seen in this trial so far. thank you. >>> new information coming up this morning showing there was engine trouble before a plane

. >> the most important criteria we focused on logistics security and resources. and because our primary goal was to make sure our delegates have really wonderful experience so they're motivated and excited from the convention to go out and work for party's nominee that's why the criteria was important. the host committee did a fantastic job. >> dann cuellar is standing by with security needs of cop vengs. but first money and pride from "action news" reporter sharee williams at the art museum and sharee there will be plenty of both. >> i would have to agree with that, jim, it's a huge father in the city's hat. let's talk about the economics of it all. the city needs to raise 80 million to properly host this convention. but the reason stoondz gain return on investment of more than 3 times that amount. so a lot to talk about. money being a big draw. but attention is a big draw as well. >> we were both in the national stapling and global stage it just didn't get better than that. >> the excitement is contagious and dnc coming to philadelphia means big dollars for the

apparently issues like security and logistics and how delegates would be housed. columbus who was in the running didn't have enough hotel rooms and brooklyn had to put people in manhattan and there was a concern of security. and here was the best logistics and system. >> good afternoon everyone what a morning and what an afternoon. >> what a day, smiles at city hall smiles started rippling through the building at 9:00 this morning. >> they came and showed me their phones and said councilman did you know about this? great stuff. >> i'm thrilled to announce that the dnc will host their 2016 democratic convention in the city of brotherly love the wonderful city of philadelphia. [ applause ] >> for three years the mayor former governor ed rendell and its chair debbie wasserman shultz, saying that philadelphia having hosted the gop in 2000 had the right stuff. but could they find what is dubbed phldnc 2016. are you looking at something in the $70 million to $80 million range. >> they have $5 million raise and $5 million in the bank and a promise of $9 million more. and

another major item on the at again da is whether to allow the sdf to swiftly provide logistical support to multi-national forces carrying out legitimate use of force based on a u.n. resolution. the government and ldp want to expand the range of sdf activities. >> translator: we want to create legislation thatllows japan to respond to any situation within the framework of our current constitution. >> reporter: but this man argues some limits should be put in place. >> translator: before we can come to an agreement, we have to discuss everything as a package, from gray zone situations logistical activityies to international cooperation. >> reporter: this man is a security analyst and a former navy captain with japan's self-defense force. he says japanese citizens have to stay alert to the changes policymakers are trying to make. >> the meaning of the fundamental change is we have to decide whether japan can exercise the right to self-defense, even in peace time or not. some misunderstood the exercise to the right to the self-defense in peace time. authority decided by japanese cabinet. bu

the german class because of logistical problems. they can adjust their thinking to reality. the russians on the other hand did. in the face of the threat of destruction stalin burdick by himself for two and three weeks and came out thinking straight. turn the army over. we have to be serious. civil were teaches society is to be rational. you know if you read -- i always call him a fortune cookie general. but his son serious nature lesson. irrational. think straight. don't be -- don't believe in aleutians. that is what societies learn from war. that is the old cement lesson of warfare. >> host: professor ginsberg people listening to this, their heads may be exploiting saying you are promoting more. >> guest: i don't promote war. war is terrible. it is a state affairs in the state of affairs off then. i don't want anything to do with it. it is horrible. for that very reason we have to understand that and we can't delude ourselves. i know some of you will be a keyword

our process was a year long effort to dive deeply into the logistics and capability of each city and putting on a convention that we know is complex and it's primarily a business decision for us. philadelphia had the strongest bid in each of those areas what is more philadelphia will put our party's values of inclusion opportunity on display. >> by the way we are streaming this conference call online at 6abc.com. once again, plenty of celebrations here at city hall as mayor nutter receives the official word from debbie wasserman shultz, the democratic convention coming to the city of brother love next september. >>> and pope francis arrives later this year, he will be in town three days in september and his visit is expected to attract 2 million people to the city. stay with "action news" as philadelphia prepares to host the democratic national convention we'll have more live reports coming up at 4:00 including security measure as well. >>> now to accuweather and the brutal cold that will grip the region starting tonight. sky 6 hd taking a live look at penn's landing and the ben fran

the germans lost because of logistical problems. they couldn't adjust their thinking to reality. the russians, on the other hand did. stalin was crazy also, but in the face of the threat of destruction stalin brooded by himself for two or three weeks and came out thinking straight. so, war teaches societies to be rational and if you read-- i would call him the-- be rational think straight. don't be-- don't believe in illusions and that's what society learn from more. that is ultimately set of warfare. >> professor ginsburg, people listening to this their heads might be exploding thinking you are promoting more. >> i don't promote war. i think wars terrible. however, or is a state of affairs in which we find ourselves often and we have to understand it. we can't simply say it's bad and i don't want anything to do with it. it is horrible but for that very reason we have to understand it and learn from it and we can't delude ourselves-- well, what about nonviolent peaceful forms of resistance nonviolence is a form of disruption. it's lightweight violence and it only works if you are

and logistics, also moving around with logistics through the peak of the outbreak, and so i think the military met that goal. so scaling down from april i think is a very good timing of time. but we have to. and what i do also know is that even if there is a case, which we don't pray for, to have more opportunities, there is an opportunity to get that kind of support back. but i think the requirement, they met their goal, worked to the very closely, to get ebola treatment units built, get logistics out there. make sure

and even the difficult logistic logistical things.son in this relationship is going to do something for the other person's job. it's a question now, right? >> we're not in charge anymore. men share everything with women in the workplace and at home. my mother went to a fantastic university and when they all graduated they were expected to stay home and they did. her daughter grew up in an entirely different worm. and we're sharing it in ways that is inconceivable for my parents. >> what drew you to the film? >> it struck me that it was that rare thing that i like the most in all kinds of work is that it was very personal to him. he took the impulses he had as a filmmaker and applied them to something i could tell was a deep personal exploration. i always think those kinds of films are the riskiest, but when they work the best. >> you end up, this is like intensely personal a lot of it is about your relationship with your father and you end up exposing yourself emotionally. >> i can say we're trained not to be vulnerable. >> actors tal

jordan needs logistic sport spare parts airplane, she asks even for, you know, vehicles, but we didn't get the predator and didn't get it because of the bureaucracy of the state department or pentagon or the on this so we need these airplanes. they can inflict a lot of damage on the role of signature strike or personality strike against their leadership. we need such airplane and we need a very high logistic support to carry on with our mission. >> a boss mean immigrant appeared in court accused of sending military equipment and money to the fighters islamic state of iraq and the levant. he is one of six bosnian immigrants accused of organizing aid oh help islamic state of iraq and the levant. the suction spect used code words to communicate on social media. he will be tried in missouri. >> to yemen the leaders of the aden provinces regioned the takeover of power by the houthis. people have been protesting against the coup for the third straight day. they want the hooties to release president hadi from house arrest. >> the u.s. said nigeria's decision to postpone elections is deeply di

and logistics, also moving around with logistics through the peak of the outbreak, and so i think the military met that goal. so scaling down from april i think is a very good timing of time. but we have to. and what i do also know is that even if there is a case, which we don't pray for, to have more opportunities, there is an opportunity to get that kind of support back. but i think the requirement, they met their goal, worked to the very closely, to get ebola treatment units built, get logistics out there. make sure that the laboratory system is strengthened, the capacity of our liberian military guys to do a job. >> so you feel confident that today you have, through the incident with the oversight of the incident management system you have access to sufficient ambulances and laboratories? you have the isolation and containment. you have the case investigation contact tracing teams, and the data coordination that that infrastructure is in place. it needs to be sustained and strengthened, and as you say within liberia itself, the biggest immediate challenge is montserrat county and

can come to an agreement we have to discuss everything as a package, from gray zone situations logistical activities, to international cooperation. >> reporter: a security analyst and a former navy captain with japan's self-defense force says japanese citizens have to stay alert to the changes policymakers are trying to make. >> the meaning of the fundamental change is we have to decide whether japan can exercise the right to self-defense even in peace time, or not. some misunderstood the exercise to the right to the self-defense in peace time. authority decided by japanese cabinet. but, just japanese cabinet over the issues we have to discuss inside japanese people. >> reporter: members of the ruling coalition plan to reach a broad agreement by the end of next month. the government aims to subt draft legislation to the diet in may. mitsuko nishikawa, nhk world. >>> members of the united nations security council are trying to choke off terrorist financing. they're targeting sources of funding for the group islamic state, and they've unanimously adopted a resolution calling for global coop

>> that and logistics support which is what jordan wants. >> are we in danger in this country?bsolutely. of course we are. isis is a real threat. al qaeda is a real threat and for 14 years we are not -- it's as dangerous now as it was before 9/11. >> scary stuff. colonel david hunt, thank you so much for being with us. >> you're welcome. >>> coming up, the white house unveils their brand-new national strategy. and says that there are no existential threats. >>> and tonight's instapoll, what point was the president trying to make by bringing up the crusades and jim crow at the prayer breakfast? man (sternly):o you think you're going? mr. mucus: to work, with you. it's taco tuesday. man: you're not coming. i took mucinex to help get rid of my mucusy congestion. i'm good all day. [announcer:] mucinex keeps working. not 4, not 6, but 12 hours. let's end this >>> the administration has rolled out its national security strategy in an attempt to outline the president's priorities for protecting the nation. with me now is u.s. ambassador to the u.n. good evening, ambassador. >> glad to

logistics is always a great concern of mine and had to ask the panel yesterday some thoughts on logistics. at a great comment that came from admiral olson was that as it applies to the afghan security forces is that great shooters do not make a great army. there is a total army that needs to be out there, and so i would just like to know that we do have plans in place or the afghans are training to be logistical supporters as well whether it's the medical community, transportation, making sure that we have the maintainers for their equipment and their weapons. do they have those capabilities without the united states support the? >> thank you, senator. thank you for your service as well, and we do. we continue to work the logistical peace. we identified this as a gap we will continue to have to do key aa on for a while. magnets as you know in the u.s. army would continue to have contractors, cls in many places a lot of that in the aviation realm so do that in afghanistan. we continue to work very hard to build mechanics, to build the right level of personal to take of the afghan equipment

officials want to be able to provide logistics support to troops conducting peace operations.he provision would cover not only multinational forces based on a u.n. resolution, but also troops fighting terrorist threats, or trying to restore security. sdf personnel would be able to provide transportation medicine and health in search and rescue missions. officials are also proposing revising a law to expand the scope of logistic support for forces responding to emergencies that could directly affect japan's security. the officials say there should be no geographical limitations to where the sdf can operate. they say the sdf should provide assistance to foreign troops in addition to the u.s. forces. some members of the coalition's junior member komeito have expressed doubts about a permanent law. they question whether it would cover every possible scenario as foreign troops engaged overseas would be there for different reasons. others say revising an existing law would change its meaning if the assumption of responding to emergencies that could directly affect japan's security a

. >> reporter: the massive truck has to navigate twists and turns all along the route with logistics plans from caltrans, chp, and all the county along the way. >> i call it a logistical nightmare. >> reporter: but jim says the big e hurdle is on the road, especially route 152. >> when we get on 152, it is a narrow roadway. a lot of turns. the chp has to find a place to put those people when we come up on them. >> reporter: when jim says people, he is talking to you drivers. typically smooth sailing driving at night unless you find yourself behind this guy tonight. >> it is called a dual lane trailer and it takes up two lanes. >> reporter: a little more about the transformer it is carrying. it was at a newark substation. it is now headed to the salinas area. mark kelly, kpix5. >>> only on 5, solve a crime as fast as an episode of csi? this new rapid dna test should change everything for real life detectives. >> there is a new video to legalize pot in california. this is it. what do you think? will it really help their campaign? >> and brrrr. we have seen how cold it is on the east co

logistics is always a great concern of mine. i did ask the panel yesterday some thoughts on what just ask -- on logistics and a great comment that came from admiral olson is that is -- do they have those capabilities without that united states support? >> thank you for your service as well. we continue to work the logistical piece. we identify this as a gap. maintenance in the u.s. army, we continue to have contractors in many places. a lot of that in the aviation realm. we do have that in afghanistan. we work hard to build the mechanics, the right level of personnel to build the equipment. that will take time and we continue to build that capacity for the afghans. i think they will continue to have a small portion that will need contractors to work some of the very tough uses of equipment. i think they continue to grow that capacity. i saw some training in the maintenance area and went into one of the maintenance bays. they had several mechanics working. these are men working on these vehicles. they were doing quite well. their

it would supply logistics and supplies for the fight against pro-russian rebels. and nbc "nightly news" anchor brian williams has been suspended for six month without pay. and historic era of late-night television is coming to an and. jon stewart is leaving "the daily show." no word on the 52-year-old comedian's future plans for stuff you have been at the helm of the "daily show" since 1999. tom: apple and tim cook, the iphone maker ended tuesday's market trading and somewhere in the vicinity of 711 billion dollars -- $711 bazillion. apple dwarfs exxon mobil, which has a market cap of passes much, 285 billion dollars. we did in his trap elation this morning and it up in the vicinity of early 2020. olivia: $1.7183 is what apple would have to hit. you take the last split out and it would be trading at $854. apple is now 84% larger than exxon. brendan: samsung is trying to introduce a third screen on the edge of its newest galaxy model, desperately hoping that people will notice that is still exists. tom: seriously goes to gimmicks will stop it is gimmicks versus eco

authorities are now investigating this california shipping company, american logistics international, and its iranian-born owner, ali mahdavi. even as he is under a national security investigation for smuk ming to iran he's used the eb-5 program to bring in dozens of people. as he arrived back from the middle east last week, he tried to duck our cameras. >> both american logistics and myself have not done anything wrong. >> reporter: but mahdavi's company is just one of 32 businesses approved for the eb-5 green card program that have come under criminal investigation, raising questions about lax oversight of the program in washington. mr. secretary, brian ross abc news. >> reporter: now deputy homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas is under investigation, something he did not walk to talk with abc news about. you cannot answer these questions? only after that encounter did we start to get answers, including word that the company in los angeles under investigation has been stopped from arranging for people to get into the country. and the inspector general's report david, is du

how was this all brought logistically together? >> there's like everybody else who was involved, and then eddie murphy alone. >>> "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york. tonight, new evidence isis is expanding beyond its base in iraq and syria. over the weekend, video appeared online bearing the logo of isis' media arm and a title signed with blood to the nation of the cross. it has all the hallmarks of other products released by isis. the orange jumpsuit. this video appears to take place on the coast of libya, 1,000 miles from isis held territory in syria and iraq. it appears to show the beheadings of 21 coptic christians who were obducted last night. in an appearance last night president assisi vowed to retaliate and announced it had conducted air strikes on isis inside libya carrying out retribution from the killers and criminals. in the wake of the attacks, libyan media is reporting that at least 35 egyptians were kidnapped today in what appears to be a roundup in areas controlled by isis and other militants. alm

sunoco logistics industrial complex has plans to expand along the marcus hook waterfront waterfront.he company gave the delaware county council a tour in an effort to gain its support. the council says good things are coming for the community. >> this project will support hundreds of permanent jobs at sunoco logistics in the surrounding community spur growth for nearby businesses and at tract investors to repurpose the sites within the facility breathing even more life into marcus hook. >> the delaware city -- county council says sunoco logistic has invested $3 billion in this and it wants delaware county to be a hub for commercial marks. by the middle of this year some 70,000 barrels of natural gas liquids will be shipped from the waterfront each day. >>> philadelphia university's basketball coach herb magee poised to join an exclusive club club. he's closing in on 1,000 wins much that's impressive. fox 29's chris o'connell live at philadelphia university where the rams will take on wilmington tonight. chris? >> reporter: iain you know as a sports fan this is an accomplishment that

logistics is always a great concern of mine.i did ask the panel yesterday some thoughts on what just ask -- on logistics and a great comment that came from admiral olson is that is -- do they have those capabilities without that united states support? >> thank you for your service as well. we continue to work the logistical piece. we identify this as a gap. maintenance in the u.s. army, we continue to have contractors in many places. a lot of that in the aviation realm. we do have that in afghanistan. we work hard to build the mechanics, the right level of personnel to build the equipment. that will take time and we continue to build that capacity for the afghans. i think they will continue to have a small portion that will need contractors to work some of the very tough uses of equipment. i think they continue to grow that capacity. i saw some training in the maintenance area and went into one of the maintenance bays. they had several mechanics working. these are men working on these vehicles. they were doing quite well. their

efficiencies and acquisition into the equation for such programs but also to integrate that with logistics and maintenance processes that are absolutely essential to make sure we get our money's worth. and of course with the program like the f-35 the biggest single expense through the life cycle isn't just acquiring it it is maintaining it and making sure we get our money's worth out of it. given that the department of defense has been reforming the acquisition process in various ways for decades, what would you do differently not only to improve that process but to make sure that acquisitions and development and logistics are all aligned in a way that increases the life cycle and increases the efficiency and utility of these various weapons systems? >> thank you, senator. it is exactly as you say. the lion's share of the cost of any weapons system is not in buying it, but in having it. which is why in getting to the f-35 system that you cite, the long-lasting strike is still ongoing and it going on as long as it is in existence has to go on as long as it is in the aircraft. we have worked

logistics moving around during the peak of the outbreak. so they met that goal. scaling them down a very good time but we have -- and what i do also no, the need to have more cases. in opportunity to get that kind of support. but i think the requirement the goal was met. we worked together closely to get the bullet treatment unit built, give logistics out there make sure the system was strengthened commit build capacity. >> you feel confident that today you have through the incident with the oversight of the incident management system, access to sufficient ambulances and laboratories the isolation and containment, the case investigation contact racing teams and the data coordination. that infrastructure is in place. nice to be sustained and strengthened and come as you say, within liberia itself the biggest immediate challenge. >> right. the capacity is there. we can respond effectively at any time. every county has a well-built isolation unit 2nd to last. every county its own in bullet treatment unit. so if they're were any resurgence in any given county you hav

seems like a lot of businesses have enough of a read into their internal equipment and logistics theyave to rely on someone else to tell them what they have, where they have it and move from place to place. is this a deficiency in the way the health systems are run? do you see yourself selling software to your customers eventually to let them do more of this rather than have you do it? >> sure. so i think health systems are a fairly risky entity in and of themselves. the folks operating them are still trying to hone in and figure that out. when it's this huge sort of amalgamation of resources and a lot of complexity there, health systems should be focused on providing care not on building software and worry about logistical operations. they should be focused on the clinical side of things. that's what they're looking to us to do. >> always that moment where you combine tech and health and you start looking and worrying about things like privacy. how does that fit in, if at all? >> for us, it's -- so we don't capture the patient data world at all. no phi complications to have to worry

>> that and logistics support which is what jordan wants. >> are we in danger in this country?utely. of course we are. isis is a real threat. al qaeda is a real threat and for 14 years we are not -- it's as dangerous now as it was before 9/11. >> scary stuff. colonel david hunt, thank you so much for being with us. >> you're welcome. >>> coming up, the white house unveils their brand-new national strategy. and says that there are no existential threats. >>> and tonight's instapoll, what point was the president trying to make by bringing up the crusades and jim crow at the prayer breakfast? [bell rings] you're not mr. craig. yeah, i'm confused, where's mr. craig? well, i'm sorta mr. craig. we're both between 35 and 45 years old. we both like to save money on car insurance. and we're both really good at teaching people a lesson. um, let's go. cool. sit down! alright. sorta you, isn't you. only esurance has coveragemyway. it helps make sure you only pay for what's right for you, not someone sorta like you. i think i blacked out from fear... did we ask him where mr. craig was? we d

reasons that we focused on for any of the cities when we decided on philadelphia, was resources, logistics philadelphia is the cradle of democracy, chris, as you have said many times during this review. the opportunity to nominate the next president of the united states in philadelphia with the backdrop of the birth of our nation, and to showcase the democratic party's values of inclusion and empowerment and creating more opportunities for people to succeed, that's what it's all about. we're thrilled to be coming to philadelphia. i was so excited to call mayor nut are, governor rendell and senator casey this morning. >> i'm so happy for you, mr. mayor. congratulations. what a great way to end your tour, your terms as mayor of philadelphia. clean as a whist 8, which is a big deal in philadelphia, to be completely clean. we love that. but you're productive. you brought the pope, and you're not even catholic anymore. [ laughter ] even though you went to st. joe's, and you're going to make it even more important. tell us why it happened. what did you do right? >> well, chris, thank you very mu

i just want to mention some of the logistics. at the end of the prepared remarks here, we are going to have people who are involved with constructing the building. we are going to have, we have people who are experts in what will happen on the move on sunday. we have tours around the he technology and so feel free to take time to tour with any of the guest here. to close, we thought about having a ribbon cutting but it didn't seem true to san francisco style to have a ribbon cutting. so we thought about what we do with our cancer patients when they complete their cancer treatment. the tradition is to commemorate the beginning of a healthy new life following cancer care by ringing a bell. so what kind of bell did we need here inform -- for this special moment? we needed a new bell and thanks to the san francisco municipal authority we have a cable car bell being running. -- rung. we are going to ask a special person to ring the bell. he's a successful filmmaker. he's only 19 years old. he was diagnosed with carcinoma last june and

the defense acquisition process including the time in which you led the acquisition technology and logistics directory at the pentagon, as you review our d.o.d. acquisition program with the various cost overruns delays et cetera, which others have noted including the chairman, what would be your first priority to improve the acquisition process? for example, would you look at the kind of contracts that we enter into. , training, requirements process, what would be your first priority to improve matters? >> all of those are important. to take the point you made about contract structure, contracts are a way of providing incentives to industry to control costs and meet schedule, that's an important part of negotiating a strategy. to get to your other suggestion in order to negotiate those contracts well, we need people on the government side who are capable, who understand acquisition and who understand industry. i am in favor of introducing -- reintroducing to the acquisition system the role of the customer, which is the chiefs of the military services. i think that's been a proposal made by o

as usual, my office will provide you with more logistical information regarding room blocks for bothf those meetings. thank you again for your continued support of my office and your continued feedback. we'd take it seriously and try to incorporate it. we look forward to the upcoming meeting and if you haven't enough hide, it is snowing, so everyone please traveled back safely and try to stay warm out there. [applause] >> thank you so much, madam secretary. thank you and your office for doing a fantastic job keeping our members informed of all the logistics and important information we need. please thank julie when you see her. she's doing an incredible job. now i'd like to ask reverend courtney miller to deliver our benediction. originally from chicago reverend miller received his bachelor's of business administration and masters of divinity from howard university and washington, d.c.. he was ordained at mount area church in washington dc. please welcome reverend courtney miller. [applause] >> if you will, please let us stand so that we may pray. most gracious and internalize god, w

as under secretary of defense for acquisition, technology, and logistics dr.arter oversaw implementation of the weapon system acquisition reform act of 2,009 and again i must commend senator mccain and senator lavergne for they're lead in the suffered the largest restructuring in more than two decades resulted from this initiative. he also oversaw and contributed to improvements in a number of major acquisition programs including major restructuring of the joint strike fighter program and the largest dod acquisition program, efforts to reduce the cost of the virginia class submarine program and to improve contract performance which is allow the navy to begin a two-year procurement program for these summaries which are under budget and ahead of schedule, a remarkable achievement. improvements to the total combat ship program which has experienced major cost increase and delays and tell, again, with dr. carter's participation dod's participation dod shifted to competitive fixed-price contracts in 2011. restructuring for the air force 46 katie strategic tank appr

carter as deputy secretary of defense and under-secretary for acquisition technology and logistics, you are uniquely qualified to lead department of defense at a time when henry kissinger said last week united states has not faced more diverse complex since the end of second world war. if confirmed you'll advise the president, lead the defense department and leading a staggering number of challenges with our international interest. iran, while secretary of defense is not a party to the negotiations to iran's nuclear program, the secretary will undoubtedly be responsible for any number of potential contingencies relating to consequences of different outcomes of these negotiations. in the event of a breakdown in the negotiations the consequences could alter the face of the region for generations and generations. isil. isil's depraved and violent campaign in iraq and syria to establish a religious caliphate threatens erase borders destabilize region create a breeding ground of fighters willing to return to the west and attack united states interest. the department must provide critical lea

have congress pass an authorization. >> isis is continuing to expand. >> the logistics, the fuel, the ammunition dnk. >> i agree with you there. >> bipartisan of both parties, happy. air-to-ground missiles for jordan. f 16s that when he need. >> he sat back and allowed this to happen, because he's afraid to say radical islamic terrorist. the official government position on ft. hood today is workplace violence. he seems paralyzed by islam and radical islamists. >> a strong majority of the islamic world is against isis, sean, and it's going to get worse now and it's good for us for the coalition. >> i got to go. it's sad when the king of jordan and the general running egypt seem more courageous than our president. but that's not good. >>> after isis burned alive the 26-year-old jordanian hostage, his country vows revenge and it has come tonight. we'll check with lieutenant colonels alan west and ralph peters. plus, tonight. shocking video, jewish students taunted at the university of california davis. my name is micha sensitive bladder? try new always discreet up to 40% thinner, for sup

>> that and logistics support which is what jordan wants. >> are we in danger in this country?absolutely. of course we are. isis is a real threat. al qaeda is a real threat and for 14 years we are not -- it's as dangerous now as it was before 9/11. >> scary stuff. colonel david hunt, thank you so much for being with us. >> you're welcome. >>> coming up, the white house unveils their brand-new national strategy. and says that there are no existential threats. >>> and tonight's instapoll, what point was the president trying to make by bringing up the crusades and jim crow at the prayer breakfast? mouths are watering, lemons are squeezing, and stomachs are growling. or is it just me? every minute between you and red lobster's lobsterfest feels like an eternity. and who could blame you for craving our largest variety of succulent lobster dishes all year? dishes like dueling lobster tails. with one tail topped with creamy shrimp and a second tail stuffed with tender crab. i was hungry already, and now you show me lobster lover's dream® let's make this dream a reality. a delicious, d

officials blame voter apathy as well as logistic call problems.e election has always raised suspicion. the main opposition party is concerned the ruling party is trying to buy time to manipulate the electoral process. the ruling party denies the allegation and explains the army needs more time to secure the areas in the northeast that have been attacked by boko haram fighters. some say it comes down to politicians interfering in the national election. >> [ inaudible ] that can only be done when [ inaudible ] is to commit. >> reporter: people in the northeast also need their voter id cards, so the government is trying to speed up their delivery. those are access to the internet can find out if their card is ready. when you click on this link it tells you which electoral card. if the army makes it safe for people in the northeast to return voters will have to go through this whole process to collect their voter id cards. >>> politicians from south africa's economic freedom fighters party have been thrown out of parliament. they are trying to interru

jordan need the logistic support, the spare parts, air planes and ask for - you know, rpvs in remote - you know vehicles. we didn't get it. the predator. we didn't get it from now because of the bureaucracy of the state department the congress, we need the airplane they can inflict a lot of damage. >> that support would be crucial to keep the support against i.s.i.l. in towns like baiji, it's a tough fight for the iraqi troops backed by shi'a militias. a suicide bombing killed several north of ballujah. i.s.i.l. is defiant, posting more killings online. these men have been killed. it propped up the international response against the group. the ongoing air strikes have not been able to defeat it. >> the threat of i.s.i.l. was a topic dominating a major security summit in munich also an the agenda was iran the foreign minister and secretary of state met to discuss how to get the talks offer the nuclear programme on track. sol u.s. lawmakers threatened sanctions if timetables are not met. leaders said no deal is better than a bad deal but backs negotiations with the west. >> translation

we need such airplane and need a high logistic support to carry on with our mission. >> iraqi forces are taking control of the beiji town, near the oil refinery. iraqi forces took control of the town from isil last november. >> india's prime minister could be facing his first election loss. >> australia's prime minister fights to stay in the top job facing a confidence vote from his colleagues. >> kickoff a few hours away as ghana and the ivory coast contest the final of the africa cup of nations. >> the u.s. says nigeria's decision to postpone presidential and legislatei elections is deeply disappointing. the vote was supposed to happen next week but now delayed by six weeks due to security concerns. opposition parties also are criticizing the decision. >> it's a decision arrived at after long deliberationses. when he finally came to announce it the chairman of the commission had this to say about the decision to postpone elections due to security concerns. >> the agency calls for protection for personnel and materials as well as elections or observers the commission is not likely w

beneath the water, the topography is causing logistical nightmares.have these underwater mountains and volcanos causing huge problems for the sonar equipment. and above the surface, the weather. the crew that we spoke to on board discovery, just behind me there in the distance they encountered three cyclones and waves up to 16 meters high. it really is quite incredible. but they say if that plane is in this particular search zone which is about 50,000 square kilometers 23,000 square miles, that they will find it. take a look. among the massive container ships and live export vessels at perth's harbor is a boat that's just arrived at port. this is discovery, a former norwegian coast guard vessel that's taking part in the search. >> if there is a plane down there, we will see it. it will show up but it takes time. >> reporter: chris morris and his team have spent the past 42 days looking for mh-370 in the remote southern indian association, 1,000 nautical miles offshore. >> you see australia here. we have the whole survey area where we started. we're lo