at the same time, we are not looking corp. for vocational guidance. this is how you fill out a form for an entry of appearance. i do think the academy is interested in having an influence on the practice of law, the development of law that they would be wise to sort of stop and think if thiarea of research will be of any help to anyone other than the other academics. it is their business. people ask me what the last law review article i read was, and i have to think very hard before coming up with one. >> when we talk about the different segments of the profession, where do you sometimes hear is that a hot bench is taking over from the bar in terms of oral argument. "there are seven questions from the bench that lawyers rarely get a chance to speak. with nine people wanting to get in their questions, as the oral argument squeezed the lawyers? studies have indicated that over the years, and the time that the council gets to speak has diminished and the questions from the judges have increed. is this a troublesome trend, in your eyes? >> my view on this

at the same time, we are not looking corp. for vocational guidance. this is how you fill out a form for an entry of appearance. i do think the academy is interested in having an influence on the practice of law, the development of law that they would be wise to sort of stop and think if this area of research will be of any help to anyone other than the other academics. it is their business. people ask me what the last law review article i read was, and i have to think very hard before coming up with one. >> when we talk about the different segments of the profession, where do you sometimes hear is that a hot bench is taking over from the bar in terms of oral argument. "there are seven questions from the bench that lawyers rarely get a chance to speak. with nine people wanting to get in their questions, as the oral argument squeezed the lawyers? studies have indicated that over the years, and the time that the council gets to speak has diminished and the questions from the judges have increased. is this a troublesome trend, in your eyes? >> my view on

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the only african-americans who had positions in the army air corps worker looks, janitors, security personnel who guarded the fence around the base. the generals in charge of the army air corps like that way. they had come up in world war i when the army air corps was all white. that was the world they knew. they liked it that way and expected to stay that way. they had no plans whatsoever to include african-americans in any way in their branch of the service. they had some research backing them up. following world war i they commissioned a study called the use of negro man power in war that was meant to study are african-americans performed in world war i and to use that research in planning for the next war. this was created in 1925 but still form the basis of army human resources policy as late as 1939-1940. it began under the terms of the constitution the negro has the rights of citizenship and as evidence he must bear his share of the war. it continues the negro is physically qualified for combat duty but the negro is profoundly superstitious. he is by nature subservient and naturally be

>> what we have done is i think moves us beyond only looking at a levee that the army corps has accredited for those standards. we are working towards looking at levees as built and using those to determine risk. that is that number one. >> let me interrupt. thank you for that policy change. that is enormously important as you indicated before you all made that major policy change. if it was not up to the 100- year standard, it did not exist on fema maps and did not provide any protection. thank you for that change. as you know, my question still remains. >> we continue to work with the army corps on that. this is primarily with the ownership of the levy has transferred and how they maintain that accreditation. that is something we continue to work with our partners, but i know it is a financial difficulty for local jurisdictions that have those levees to maintain those standards. in many cases, it is the cost of having engineers come out and review the levees which is why we are hoping as we go forward looking at those levees that might not be accredited but are providing significant prot

>> what we have done is i think moves us beyond only looking at a levee that the army corps has accredited those standards. we are working towards looking at levees as built and using those to determine risk. that is that number one. >> let me interrupt. thank you for that policy change. that is enormously important as you indicated before you all made that major policy change. if it was not up to the 100-year standard, it did not exist on fema maps and did not provide any protection. thank you for that change. as you know, my question still remains. >> we continue to work with the army corps on that. this is primarily with the ownership of the levy has transferred and how they maintain that accreditation. that is something we continue to work with our partners, but i know it is a financial difficulty for local jurisdictions that have those levees to maintain those standards. in many cases, it is the cost of having engineers come out and review the levees which is why we are hoping as we go forward looking at those levees that might not be accredited but are providing significant protectio

thou art not funny. [ fife and drum corps plays ] >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around country. 86 and sunny in new york today. thunderstorms and 90 in miami, thunderstorms and 80 in chicago. dallas, 100, sunny and windy. los angeles partly cloudy and 81. >>> time for a check of the national forecast. latest satellite pictures shows storm clouds racing across the northern plains into the great lakes and showers are starting to move toward the pacific northwest. later today expect severe thunderstorms from the great lakes to the central plains scattered storms will form in the southeast and rain is moving into the pacific northwest. >>> in sports this morning a baseball game with a football sized score. the rays evan longoria smashes this one deep to left, against the astros in the sixth. it looks like it bounces off the wall, initial ruling a single but a video replay shows a fan touching the wall. in the ninth he nails another. tampa bay outslugs houston 14-10. >>> great pitching in philadelphia. roy halladay struck out four, fifth complete game. philadelphia over the

are safe and secure wherever in the world they travel. >> reporter: the new legislation looks at how the peace corpdles reports of sexual assault. it will also handled complaints of violence against volunteers. peace corp. officials say that the agency recently increased security. >>> coming up in just 90 seconds. >> reporter: police officers arrived and thought it was a grass fire. when they got here it was so much worse. more coming up live at 6:00. >>> and a special training session today for some bay area veterans back from war. the lifeline man's best friend is giving to the troops still dealing with the trauma from the battlefield. ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your laptop with u-verse online and on your smartphone with u-verse mobile, included with most plans. or get u-verse tv for as low as $29 a month for 6 months. in the network you can take entertainment with you. >>> a s

it allegedly shows him firing a gun from inside a vehicle at what looks like the marine corps museum.ccording to an affidavit he says that's my target. that's the military building. it's going to be attacked. when the shooting is done he yells, alahu achbar. >> anybody who would shoot a semiautomatic weapon at four different military installations over the course of five separate instances is very serious. these were not, you know, junior highers shooting bee bee guns at a local school. >> reporter: last fall ballistics testings linked the shootings at the marine corps museum, pentagon, and marine and coast guard recruiting facilities. shell casings found in melaku's knapsack when arrested were allegedly the same make. the fbi says it has recovered a weapon and is doing forensic testing. melaku was also purportedly interested in making bombs. to pounds of ammonium nitrate the material used in the oklahoma city bombing was allegedly in his backpack and a list of other i.e.d. components was at his home. since u.s. army major nidal hasan was charged with killing 14 people at fort hood th

into a part of the grid or something like that exactly what's you what's what is the look like maybe have the army corps of engineers which is in charge of a half dozen major dams upstream of these nuclear power plants that these flood levels will persist into august actually these are controlled releases from the dams to prevent them from overtopping there assuring that the dams will not reach but that is a concern that's been raised if one of those dams were to fail that would send a wall of water down the missouri river arnie gundersen at fairwinds associates has called out the potential for an inland tsunami so that's a danger to keep our eyes on but there are predictions of rain this is only a prediction that there won't be major rains in the near future if that were to happen that would increase the flood levels and we've got very little margin at fort calhoun they say they're good until one thousand and fourteen feet above sea level they're already at i believe it's a thousand and six point three feet they've got less than eight feet margin at this point before they have not prepared for that flo

back. >> no one's looking back. >> no one's looking back. >> there has not been a single member of the corpsf engineers even docked a month's salary. no negative career consequences for them for almost obliterating a majo metropolitan area, although the leaders of the two investigations and a whistleblower from within the corps, who we profile in the film, have all had negative life and career consequences as a result of standing up and telling the truth. >> and telling the truth. >> so there's a lesson for the kids. >> yeah, sure, very upbeat. >> yeah. >> .very upbeat message. >> yeah. >> well, congratulations and, and, and let's hope that it's seen by as many people as possible. >> i hope so. >> and now let's talk about spinal tap. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> now that we have the unimportant stuff out of the way. >> yeah, right. >> .let, let's go to the less important but still pretty interesting stuff. i am stunned to say, to hear the words come out of my mouth that spinal tap is 27 years ago. >> mm-hmm. >> how is it possible that it's that long ago? >> rotation of the earth. >> is that it?

corps as a ship. and. you find yourself. looking forward to the next. mission or for that role. so. you get all right if it's right over time i don't know why you do it but it's for a skill is the same are you if you think about especially. if you have to kill a close quarters. it up and you know where they killed were. what the knife like. and i hate where we build in our forty's people and i wanted to kill. i felt good at the time when i when i did it bother me if i. didn't get a chance to kill someone it went beyond an hour from the call of duty get it turned into stop and i said. that i hate that i had grown up in the south i think had expanded. because of what was happening in vietnam so close and people. i feel i have a common animal i. feel no remorse. i literally saw young men turn into psychopathic killers. but the great thing about the marine corps is the training process that the young men and women go through gives them all the ability to kill at least one time to put that warrior ethos in effect and then once you've done it then it's on you. as so many things happen in

corps of engineers for waiting. >> i think their system has to be looked at. we know right now this should not have happened. i don't want to see it happen again. >> reporter: but the corps says there was no way to predict there would be so much water, of little comfort to evacuees told to leave for at least two months. gaining power, tonight, the missouri is on the move and on the rise. as for the nuclear power plant in nebraska, authority say there has been no radio activity leak and they insist it'sophy. back there, with that water dam release tomorrow, it will swell the river again. the question tonight, brian, will the levees hold? >> such violent water, such a beautiful rainbow. thanks. >>> we turn to overseas in iraq today. we haven't had news like this in a while. five americans were killed in a rocket attack in baghdad. the deadliest single day for the u.s. there since '09, and today, of course, five american families got the worst possible news. >>> and listen to what president obama said today on the war in afghanistan in an interview with hearst television. as far as we can tell, he hasn't gone qu

>> will we have done moves us beyond only looking at a levee that the army corps has accredited or meets local jurisdiction accreditation standards. we are working towards looking at levies as built and using those to determine risk purses only looking at accredited levies. that is step one. >> thank you for the policy change. that is enormously important. as you indicated, before you made that policy change, if it was not up to the 100 years standard, it did not exist on the map, did not provide any protection, which was not reality. but my question still remains. >> again, we will continue to work with the army corps on that. this is primarily where ownership of the levees has transferred from local government -- federal government to the state. i know it is a financial difficulty for local jurisdictions to maintain the standards. in many cases it is the cost of having engineers come out and review them. we are hoping as we go forward with looking at those that may not be accredited but are providing significant protection, how we've map that ees,rses only accredited levie how we map t

apparently shot by himself, allegedly shows him firing a gun from inside a vehicle at what looks like the marine corpsccording to an affidavit, he says that's my target, the military building, it's going to be attacked. when the shooting is done, he yells allah akbar. >> anyone who would shoot a weapon at four military installations is very serious. these were not junior high or shooting bebe guns at a local school. >> reporter: last fall ballistic testing links the shootings. shell casings found in his neapsack when he was arrested allegedly are the same make. the fbi says it has covered a weapon and is doing forensic testing. he was also purportedly interested in making bombs. to pounds of nigh was allegedly in his back page, and a list of other ied components was at his home. since nadal hassan was charged with killing 13 people, the military has been on the lookout. a marine spokesman says malaku showed no signs. >> there were no indications. he was serving as a reservist, you know, that was attending drills and other functions. >> reporter: but a military official says one month before the shooti

performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> here is a look at what we are covering this morning. on c-span 2 at 9:30 eastern, the house oversight committee holds a hearing on the recovery from last year's gulf oil spill. the mississippi governor and local officials will testify. on c-span 3, the house energy subcommittee looks into data privacy and security of information stored on line. live coverage begins at 10:00 eastern. here on c-" is next live with ye calls. followed

. >> he is the first human to join the corps and they don't think much. he looks so weird.is wearing this costume with a digital mask. he has to confront the enemy who wants to destroy the world. it feeds on fear. he plays a creepy scientist that gets caught up in it and winds up like the elephant man. the battle is on but scenes are right out of green before it's finished. it doesn't bode well for a sequel. >> this is the latest and summer offerings of, he is clover and funny. there are great special effects to begin with and 3-d is pretty good but then it goes a little flat and becomes like a 2-d script that even my special ring can't save. this is for 12-year-old boy, i'll give it half a bucket but we'll see you on the aisle. >> it debuted number one at the box office. so there is an audience out there for it. maybe they'll be trying to escape the heat. >> if you are inland, the rains, 30-degree spread. 61 later today at the coast. 90s inland. we're looking at very warm weather today. 77 in oakland. it starts the warming trend for father's day. 5 to 6 degrees warmer and

corp. and we look forward to new projects and engagements in the philippines and the pacific as well. there are enormous and important criteria that have to be followed with respect to specific investment and we work closely with the country's that meet those criteria and we were pleased to welcome the philippines into this over the course of the last several months. on the specifics associated with our military engagement i think i could give you the general overview but probably would refer you to the pentagon to go over some specifics associated with coastal life. one of our goals going forward will be to increase the capacity of friends and partners to play a role in situational awareness with respect to their own maritime claims and a stronger degree of consultation with respect to issues that take place in the maritime realm. so you see with all of our partners in the asia-pacific region that some of our discussions have shifted from issues associated with the traditional areas of operation which tend to be associated with armies given the role that armies have played in southea

and talk about the military services, do you think the marine corps itself should have briefed you before you were discharged to say, lookt being less of marine if you realize you need help? and that somehow this feeling not in the marine corps but all the military, that you're week if you say i need help. i've been to these hearings before and generally i find that persons like yourself are courageous and are willing to give your life for your country and so when it comes to signing on the dotted line that i'm weak and i need help, people won't do it because they say it's a sign of weaknesses in america. so had you ever thought -- i know you suggested that as an incentive to not -- to withhold conversation but is there a way to education perhaps that he could with have got you in the very beginning either through the marine corps or the va through education? >> yes, sir, i do believe so. like i said, when i got back from iraq, and was in the marine corps for a few years after i was really not aware of any sort of program that i could do while i was a marine. and i had really no idea as far as how that would look anyways

she has at her disposal what is called the external action service, a new diplomatic corps for europe. when you lookwell. when you drill down to the politics, europe does not look fine. there has been are- nationalization -- there has been a re-nationalization. decision making has gone back to national governments, a clawing back. we do not know where this is going. it is safe to say that for the first time in the history of the european union it is credible to say it is hitting its high water mark. it may go no further. that is one of the things i think obama is talking to merkle about. we need you to lead and bring more life into the european project. each country alone is not big enough to cut a figure on the global stage. europe is. europe has more people than the united states. it is a bigger economy. but only when it pulls together. >> we have a call from a republican in northern washington. >> i really enjoyed this. angela merkle represents something that she touched on. she grew up in a totalitarian marxist-leninist police state and resisted those who tried to oppress the millions of german

if you go to the marine corps website and you look at their projected energy independent goals by 2025 have really been proud of the marine corps and navy. i thought the air force would have led this because of their vast consumption of oil. they are paying $400 per gallon of gasoline delivered to the front in afghanistan. it comes out of their budget. a $400 a gallon. imagine what it takes to supply our front. we have to first make sure that our troops are fully supplied, but now the military sees it in its self interest to adjust the energy independence equation. with their leadership, i believe they are going to help america find new solutions on the energy independence front. host: the last call for the congresswoman is from kansas, a democrat. caller: good morning. i am a mother of a soldier come home from afghanistan, and i appreciate obama and his speech from last night. but we are still poor. i work every day. as my son returns home, he will be working on a middle-class income. this is not a word to be one. -- a war to be won. this is regular, middle-class, working people. they

continuing to look at the five- year outlook -- we are trying to take cases away from our traditional courts into our neighborhood corp. program. we estimate taking this case to our neighborhood courts will cost about $300 to $400 a case as opposed to $1,500 for the traditional process. we are completing a department wide assessment to find a way to find a department to work more efficiently without additional resources. we are also looking to pursue additional funding from other sources. we continue to formalize and expand our volunteer program and order to make up for the deficiencies we currently have. i would like to move over to the budget analyst recommendations. we mostly agree, however, we have a couple of disagreements here. first, starting with the request for a position for neighboring courts. we believe this is an initiative that should be funded. we believe is an investment in the future development of our criminal justice system and we would like to have that funded. also, concerning the integrity and brady compliance, we agree with the budget analysts and we will restrict ourselves to his recommendation

look at that. people are coming from all over to watch millions of gallons of water poured from a peaceful way. the army corpsneers is releasing the water to keep sliding further down the missouri river. they have made a special parking area to accommodate tourists. >>> it is 5:47. that's what looks very refreshing to a lot of us. i don't want to downplay things. >> here comes the heat and humidity again. i think we will break a few records over the next couple days. let's start with a look at the rooftop camera looking east into the district this morning. the sun rose about five minutes ago. looking at a few high, thin clouds streaming in from the north. first, let's talk temperatures. not bad. humidity is not bad either. in the district is 69, 59 in martinsburg, cumberland at 59. 69 along water in quantico and annapolis. 61 in frederick and gaithersburg. the humidity is not bad this morning, but things will turn this afternoon into the next couple days. there is the thunderstorm complex and associated upper level energy crossing new york and pennsylvania. that will continue pushing southward. we will have a

. >>> it looks like my space is about to get a new owner. news corp.cial networking site this week to one of at least three bidders. this comes after years of massive losses. no word on how much the company plans to sell for. but the deal would probably include a combination of cash and stock. the sale will likely result in lay offs. >>> a new law goes into effect here in california requiring food service workers to get certified or else their employer could face a fine. ktvu's maureen naylor is live in san jose with why friday's deadline will not bring immediate enforcement. >> reporter: at pizza california in san jose the pizza is hot everyone when the weather is not. josh is one of the workers that is required to get the certification by this friday. >> i don't know much about it, i don't know what it means to get it or what it means to have it. >> reporter: the owner is reviewing options to best implement this new law. it requires training but employers do not have to pay for. they do have to send certification to the state within 30 days of anyone

let's just look at the corp. rate rate. the united states -- corporate rate. the united states out of the 96 countries that we compete most directly with, the united states ranks 35. we would be 36 except the japanese lowered their rate after the tsunmai because they had already had in place plans to lower their rate so we literally are at the highest corporate rate of any major industrialized competitive country in the world. senator wyden and i in our bill agreed that we would take the money that was saved from eliminating a lot of those special breaks for special interests an lowering the corporate tax rate to make the united states more competitive, to bring that rate down to the mid-20's or perhaps even lower. and in doing so, it will stimulate our industries here, stimulate our exports, and put our companies in a much better position to expand and grow and compete across the world and ultimately that translates itself into jobs. if we look at small businesses alone, the real job creators, we allow under our plan those -- most all small businesses to expe

russia's mid-size banks look set to get a helping hand to the tune of one billion dollars the international financial corp is creating a new fund to support capitalization for lenders finding it hard to compete with the country's financial giants their action government will invest fifteen million dollars the rest will be provided by foreign investors was that haynesworth from the ratings agency was trading believes demand will be high. i formed like this is a mechanism for distributing the risk to the foreign and to any investor so an investor putting money into a fund. takes a risk on all of the banks on any one particular part so even if an investor may be worried that the risk of a small i mean particular small reform brings the category of small she points on the profitability of russian banks is very i think there will be a lot of foreign investors who would be very interested in this and it's. going to take a look at how the markets are doing all is near one hundred dollars per barrel as u.s. supplies for more than expected its concerns about raising demands are supporting the price of the american

business bulletin this hour russia's mid-sized banks looks set to get a helping hand to the tune of one billion dollars the international financial corp is creating a new fund to support capitalization for lead to finding it hard to compete with countries financial giants now the russian government will invest fifty million dollars whereas the rest is to be provided by foreign investors which attains worth from the rating agency russ rating believes demond will be high. a fund like this is a mechanism for distributing the risk to the foreign and to any investor so an investor putting money into a fund. takes a risk on all of the banks on any one particular part so even if an investor may be worried about the risk of very small i mean particular small russian banks the category of small buying these are actually quite certain on the profitability of russian banks is very hot i think there will be a lot of foreign investors who would be very interested in this initiative. let's take a look at how the markets are performing crude is struggling for direction concerns about raising rising to modest supporting the prices the american petrol

she has at her disposal what is called the external action service, a new diplomatic corps for europe. when you lookown to the politics, europe does not look fine. there has been are- nationalization -- there has been a re-nationalization. decision making has gone back to national governments, a clawing back. we do not know where this is going. it is safe to say that for the first time in the history of the european union it is credible to say it is hitting its high water mark. it may go no further. that is one of the things i think obama is talking to merkle about. we need you to lead and bring more life into the european project. each country alone is not big enough to cut a figure on the global stage. europe is. europe has more people than the united states. it is a bigger economy. but only when it pulls together. >> we have a call from a republican in northern washington. >> i really enjoyed this. angela merkle represents something that she touched on. she grew up in a totalitarian marxist-leninist police state and resisted those who tried to oppress the millions of german citizens of east germa

seem to have an answer but while our nation is looking for a way out of economic catastrophe other nations are booming the report released today by citi corp predicts that india will surpass us as these second largest trading economy in the world by two thousand and fifty china's expected passes in just a few years so when the u.s. drops to third in world economies then you can we finally admit that three decades of reagan tax cuts have exploded our debt at three decades of free trade policies have killed our manufacturing base and the three decades of shredding our social safety net have decimated the middle class parents talk more about these issues our democratic strategist erick nudie and george jr casey chairman of the national eagles and angels association erica george welcome. thanks for having me. jarkesy right i mispronounced your name george you're sure oh george is a great thank you yeah the talks are breaking down there's fear about race is this is this about george first to you eric cantor walking away is this because he thinks that there might be a possibility that they're going to have to raise taxes and doesn't want to be t

look forward to a great conference here in baltimore. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> and this is c-span's "newsmakers" program, with the u.s. conference of mayors meeting in baltimore, we thought we'd take this opportunity to have on our "newsmakers" program two of america's leading mayors. michael nut second quarter mayor of philadelphia. he's a democrat. and mick cornett is a republican , mayor of oklahoma city. gentlemen, thank you so much for being with us. here on "newsmakers." also joining us is our press panel. lisa mascaro is a reporter with the "los angeles times." if the i could start with a general question. kind of building on what you were saying in the -- we had a taped press conference, mayor nutter, right before we came onto this live program. how dependent are u.s. cities on congress and the federal government at this point? and we'll start with you, mayor nutter, and then -- >> the federal government plays a significant role and affects cities and states all across america. the federal

performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] let's take a look at "usa today" headlines. to give some information about this and shed some light on what is going on behind the scenes, we are joined by. wilson from "national journal." good morning. what have you found out about why his staff members left? guest: he had a rocky blowout a couple of weeks ago when he announced his campaign. he sort of announced and unannounced and then bree announced. it is probably the worst rollout we have seen niki 2012 -- we have seen in the 2012 run so far. then he promptly went on a vacati to breeze. -- greece. he did not look like he was going to be willing to go to iowa and at other places to woo voters. a lot of his staff had just come on to the campaign recently. i think it is most telling backed his spokesman rick tither and the south carolina aisor, signals a disapproval of the way he was going to run a presidential campaign. host: 16 of these lawmakers visor's left. -- and advisers left. how typical or a typical is this? guest: is not terribly usual remb

real quick, i interviewed a former member of iran's revolutionary guard corp., the elite, most radical of the regime. he said, lookwe ran operations out of the mosques in europe and the u.s., and i outlined several cases of terrorism arrests and funding coming from american mosques sad to say. >> host: the deep cover guy you talk about in the book? well, the reason i bring it up because as you probably know, the chairman of the homeland security committee in the house, peter king, has begun, i think, very gingerly, a series of hearings on the radicalization in the muslim community and vilified by the press and organizations that we'll discussion in a minute that tear into him. can we understand this threat? can we keep from being deceived without going into these mosques and finding out exactly how deeply involved they are in sedition? that's what this is. the last time i looked, that was still a crime. >> guest: sure. you can't have a firm grasp of what's gong on in the muslim community without a presence in the community. the prosk is the center of the -- mosque is the center of the community. you bring up the n

it could damage homes and farm land as the army corps of engineers takes a good look with their satellitey. good morning to you, donald. >> good morning. >> gretchen: hope you had a fantastic weekend. it was beautiful here in new york. >> it was. >> gretchen: not so beautiful with the economy news. may created a 4,000 jobs in the private sector. and one of the chief economic guys for president obama, austin goolsby, was on some of the talk shows yesterday trying to explain why maybe it's just one bad month. i want you to listen to this and then comment. >> okay. >> what you want to look at are what are the recent trends because one month is not a trend. and the last six months, we've added a million jobs in the economy. there is a plan. it has been working. we have been adding jobs significantly over the course of this year. we faced a stiff head wind and this was a tough month, but i don't think that we should abandon the idea that what we need to do now is get the private sector stood up. >> gretchen: mr. trump? >> it's interesting to say that you're adding jobs and yet unemployment goe

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look at all of the water they are dealing with. they are expecting that to rise. the river is expected to keep rising this weekend. the army corps of engineers has released water. this could raise of the river 6.5 ft. above the record set more than a century ago. now, look at the flood waters here in the burlington area from our aerial view. as many as 10,000 people have evacuated and they have expanded the evacuation zone. picked in burlington north dakota, a few miles upstream, that is where two rivers meet. >> we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. a programming note to tell you about. here is a look outside of the golden gate bridge. he >> san francisco's largest tranche tender price data it celebrates the anniversary of the 1966 riots and that helped pave the way for the martin lay, and transsexual rights movement. that happens this afternoon at delores' part at 3:30 p.m.. of the march goes to the civic center until 6:30 p.m.. then, it is pride weekend. the weekend culminates with the annual pride parade in downtown san francisco. here is a video from last year's parade. sunday morning beginning 10:30 p

what's the next year and even more actually going to look like in afghanistan who's taking over what strategies are they going to employ well today marine corps lieutenant general john allen and vice admiral william mcraven both testified in front of the senate armed services committee to answer those questions and if confirmed also likely the answer is yes allen will be the commander of u.s. and nato forces in afghanistan but it seems like the man with the real. will power from here on out will be the one who isn't losing any numbers of craven is going to be leaving his post at the head of j. start fresh off a successful raid to kill osama bin laden so we'd all u.s. special operations command so we expect more night raids drone strikes and killing rather than be friending and does that mean that counter insurgency as a strategy is yet to discuss this with me as lawrence korb senior fellow at the center for american progress points thanks so much for being here going to be here before we get into some of these personalities who's going to be taken over let's talk about something that happened in kabul today there was a terrorist attack over t

looking at. the system costs $140,000. since the air force, navy and marine corps are all buying the airplane, that could mean significant numbersunmanned drone aircraft point to a future with few and maybe no manned fighters. >> everybody says f-35 is going to be the last, you know, manned fighter aircraft for the foreseeable future. we have applications for helmets for even drone use. >> so a helmet for drone operators would work in the same manner to allow them to scan skies for hundreds of miles around. since drones are remote control, the operator and the mel -- helmet won't have to be on the same continent. this morning, pakistani intelligence officials say drop-fired missiles hit a pick-up truck in northwestern pakistan killing eight alleged militants. they say it occurred in an area hit twice before by suspected u.s. drones in recent months. >>> all right. well, today, the supreme court will decide who is right about banning violent video games in a case that started here in california. >> amy hollyfield has more. >> i am hearing opinion on the facebook and twitter pages. the law banning minors from buying violent video

looking at. the system costs $140,000. since the air force, navy and marine corps are all buying the airplane, that could mean significant numberscess of unmanned drone aircraft point to a future with few and maybe no-manned fighters. >> even says the f-35 will be the last manned fighter aircraft for the foreseeable future. we have applications for helmets for even drone use. >> yeah. the drone operators would wear a helmet that operates much the same manner. they would be able to scan the skies for hundreds of miles around. but since the drones are remote control the operator doesn't need to be on the same continent. >>> the morning, pakistani intelligence says u.s.-drone fired missiles hit a pick-up truck in afghanistan killing eight alleged militants. they say the attack occurred in an area hit twice before by suspected u.s. drones in recent months. >>> do you know what the single biggest energy hog in your home is? this could surprise you. they find the set-top cable boxes consume more power than a new refrigerator. the study found the box consumed $3 billion in electricity per year and 66% of that power is wasted when no on