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thank you for being here and thank you assistant fire marshall pruitt.heartwarming to see all of you here. i am glad that you could make it this evening. i prompted the extension of the invitation for you to come. it is so important to have programs like this that our young people can go to on a saturday. and learn all of the things that help you throughout your life. financial literacy is given short shift in a lot of areas. and you cannot live a good life without financial literacy. because even though you make a lot of money, that money may disappear because you don't know how to manage it. so even though this is the youth fire academy and you are learning other life skills, that is so very important. not just to you but to your family members and it is very important to the society at large. so i appreciate your stick to it attitude and i appreciate you coming out this evening and sharing your thoughts with us. i wish you the absolute best. i just have one question for you , assistant fire marshall pruitt. that is, the equipment. what kind of equipme

and air marshals have significant challenges.ne of the things that i have done in this regard is to look at the fatigue of just flying all day long. and particularly when you are on a domestic flight where you are doing three flights a day going up and down. that can be fatiguing if you do it three, four, five days in a he ro. so we backed off some of our pace to ensure that we address the fatigue issues that many air marshals highlighted for me when i talk to them before or after a flight or at their field offices. bottom line for me it is a very, very important layer of tsa security. i appreciate the professionalism of our federal air marshal service and i'm doing everything i can to ensure we take a more risk-based approach to how we deploy our resources. >> admiral i'm out of time. we are kind of creatures of our own personal experience. i don't pretend it's anybody else's. i fly a lot. i don't wear a member badge. my guess is they have no idea who i am and i have never been treated any other than professionally. kmarlt and g

where air marshals were reportedly surveilling. in the usual context someone who was on the no-fly list is going to travel. this is a case where the general public is surveilled and there is no probable cause to do so. that doesn't really fly with me. in terms of what our air marshall should be doing. i don't know how much you can say in this setting we need to reengineer that program so that we can comply with the constitutional rights that americans have. i would address both parts of your comments. first, i agree inspector general ross. a great partner to work with. you can be in my print position. we took action on them. it's to bring the technology that puts the testing revealed. with respect quiet skies as a risk-based program. it doesn't surveilled the general public. i puts air marshals on flights. it's people that we see more risk in flight. all the direction that we have seen from congress. and importantly it is not a new program either. it has been around since 2012 the privacy impact statements had been published and th

air marshals have significant challenges. one of the things i did in this regard was to look at the fatigue of flying all day long. especially in a domestic flight, where you do three flights a day, going up and down, that can be very fatiguing if you do that four or five days in a row. we have to address the fatigue issues. many air marshals highlighted that for me, when i talk to them, just before or just after flight, or spoke to them at their field offices. bottom line, it is an important layer of tsa security. i appreciate the professionalism of the federal air marshal service. i do everything i can to ensure we take a more risk-based approach to how we deploy our resources. >> i am out of time. we are creatures of our own personal experience. i do not pretend that as anybody else's, i fly a lot. i don't wear a member pin. i can understand my colleagues to think that that will impact how tsa employees treat them. i do not wear one. so unless they watch old episodes of forensic files, they probably don't know who i am. i'

marshall: i think there are a couple of thin w. wel see sustained rainfall that will lead to trees falling on power lines. i know there are half a million people or more without power ine that region y. as the treespoall, you have r outages potentially lasting for days. as the storm moves further in land, unlike houston and harvey, north carolina and south carolina have mountainous terrain, so i could see mudslides, landslides, and even in some of the urban areas around the carolinas, flash flooding as well. this is a long-term, phase a, phase b event, and phase b is really just getting started. rajini: let's move to the pacific, typhoon in the philippines. i have covered a typho in the philippines before and i have seen the devastation that can result. what are we expecting when it comes to this typhoon? marshall: we're talking 160-plui -per-hour winds. if you have seen the satelliteim ery of the typhoon, the eye of that storm is tremendous. we are keeping an eye on that part of the globe as well. the tropics are not just activc,

i'm gonna ask you about air marshals. i'm gonna ask you about your budget, and whether or not you could use more resources. not gonna try to trick you when it's my time to ask questions. i think that you are the right person for leadership. but i know that new leadership is needed. and what happened yesterday when a committee of congress sought information for a really important investigation is not gonna be tolerated. and i think that is true bipartisan w. that, mr. cummings. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i want to thank you for calling today's hearing to examine the results of our bipartisan 3-year investigation of the transportation security administration. this issue is very close to my heart because i helped launch this investigation together with our former chairman in 2015. after the inspector general under the department of homeland security issued a troubling report on vulnerabilities in tsa's screening operation. later that year, we suspended our investigation to examine problems with tsa's personnel man

an air marshal describes what could get you red flagged. here is tom costello. >> reporter: he's an armed federal air marshal on the job for eight years. because he's undercover, we agreed to protect his identity. >> i work the flight i'm assigned wheels up to wheels down without incident. >> reporter: the t.s.a.'s quiet skies program is part of that. since march, following and observing travelers, if their factors raise red flags. what are you watching for when you're surveilling these people? >> there are some normal behaviors when you talk about someone who is fidgeting and nervous. >> reporter: they take note what a traveler reads, who they talk to and whether they use the restroom. two to three dozen followed including an american that attended a craft show, a flight attendant and police officer. critics see potential privacy violations. >> the american public does deserve to know to the extent they are being surveilled. >> reporter: the tsa said marshals have not made arrests but gathered valuable intelligence. >> i'm confident it's r

marshall: i do not think the worst is over. i think the worst is over in terms of the wind.bu as i talked about on social media and have written about today, this is a phase a, phase b storm. we are now in phase b. we saw the wind,e are still seeing the storm surge, but then we are going to see the storm as it is stalling out produce right -- quite a bit of rainfall, and if we think back to 2017 with hurricane harvey, we are seeing almost a replay. the storm is sitting there, dumping rain, feet of rain -- 1, 2, 3 feet of rain in some parts o the carolinas. rajini: how doesch rain, rain worth many months, get dumped in a short number of days? marshall: it is quite astounding how these systems can produce so much rainfall. one of the things we have known for decades in scientific literature, the deadliest part of the hurricane is always the water, whether we are talking about the storm surge of -- orn thnd flooding. we have seent time and time ain. this region has seen it with hurricane floyd and matthew. that is why it is import

we are now relying on air marshals. >> yes, sir. in a large organization, you will have some people who have a different point of view. i would take a look at the intelligence information first. >> i do appreciate that. thus far, we see no evidence to support any attacks. >> yes, sir. there is evidence that transitions from passengers identified in quiet skies, to the known and suspected terrorist list. significant numbers. it is successful. >> >> thank you for your generosity. >> i, too, raise with admiral there was reporting about the at low created not implemented. >> when it comes to the biometric stop, senator markey >> >> senator mark is often confused with this right. we will keep the hearing record open. . submit questions. if as possible. leave response to this you being here. we appreciate your responsiveness. we to make sure americans who travel here at home or of safety precautions costs put in place. thank you again, this meeting is adjourned. >> inc. again. with that, this hearing is adjourned.

our air marshals are a critical element of aviation security. much of the quiet skies program is security sensitive information, and the intel that supports it is classified. i'm always available to answer your questions are classified matters enclosed session to read as i look to the future i see several things on the horizon, technology infusion throughout dsa, a refreshment of our insider threat program, continued canine program growth, enhanced cargo security, integration of the pre-check program in customs and border protection's' global entry program, and publishing guidelines for surface transportation security. members of the committee, i appreciate your oversight support area and our goal is very simple, three simple words. better security faster. and i need your help to achieve this. and were it not support and were your support of my confirmation and would not have this position and i thank you for your support of me. i would like to introduce to dsa members, both our supervisor transportation security officers. officers toiformed tsa

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if it goes through d.b.i., they still have to consult the fire marshal. if they determine that is what is required through their expertise and really looking at the case and the certain circumstances, they could be required to. >> just because they got that far? >> depending on the situation. we have seen cases where a sprinkler system is so old and broken down and it is perpetually not working. we could say you know what, this has continued on and we have seen you have also done these other dangerous things. we will require a new spengler system because this broken system is not working. it is actually dangerous because people think there is a spengler system that is not there and it doesn't work. that as an example of what the fire department has seen happen that they wish they could require something beyond just penalties. that is what we are enabling them to do. thank you. >> ok. i think everybody is in agreement. great legislation. we are worried about the implementation of some of these. we are seeing with the a.d.u. that we are trying to improve th

it's hard to do a head count here so marshall takes some photographs everything and. he counts thirteen dogs and they all seem to be in good shape. for the purpose of a very pay four days not one that locking up the box. it's remarkable that the dogs stay here despite the fact that there's a hyena lurking nearby. but they don't let the intruder get close in fact they drive the hyena into a home. when the dogs have eaten their fill they leave and the hyena ventures out again if there had been several hyenas here the situation could have turned out differently. meanwhile the blood and mucus samples from the dead elephant have arrived at the laboratory. just you know they're doing tests for tuberculosis the vets are surprised that elephants can become infected with the human form of the disease or worse for the syllable they fear that the animals immune system hasn't been able to adjust to this new threat. the results are in the elephant was not infected but how many elephants are. and how did they pick up the human variety of the disease the most likely way that he pick

marshall decided the time was right for one great coordinatorred offensive.duction, a projection 16 miles into the allied lines, which the germans had held for four years and which hampered lateral communications along the battle front. the offensive, which began on september 12, was the first operation in the war, carried out by a complete american army, under the independent control of general pershing. [explosions] it was a striking success. in two days, the yanks took their objective and the salient was reduced. ♪ now, america's soldiers were moving to the beat of the muffled drums of history. because they had fought so decisively as an integrated american force, they were moving in the long tradition of their country, a tradition stretching back across the paths of yorktown, through the rolling fields of gettysburg, up the slopes of san juan hills. [dramatic music] the man who had welded them into this integrated force had by now made his own unique mark on the history of his times. as a tactician, pershing was proving himself superb. to the men of the a

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and marshall on the other hand, like this .it some years of experience come had learned from his successes and his failures with fdr a way to get a firm decision out of roosevelt, that was to put a well argued paper to the president when he was away from the white house and its distractions, preferably when harry hopkins was present to discuss it with him. stimson so stimson and marshallo advocate overlord to roosevelt yes, senator trip report by eric couch were hopkins was soon going to join fdr. they did so while the staff revolt against norm overlord which is that it is described in official history still rumbling just down the hall in the pentagon. helped to resolve that was expected soon from cossac. after the war general eisenhower observed that plans for nothing the plan is everything and there is a lot of truth in that. but cossac's overlord a plant which is now ready in london presents an exception to that. the existence of a credible plan had the potential to change the allies debate from whether to go cross channel a

claire marshall reports. very different boat from the huge dredgers that left from this same harbour last week and clashed with french fishermen. we were taken to a secret location with divers that gather scallops by hand. they showed us their technique. there's no large machinery involved. they select the right ones and leave the rest. there is another way to get scallops that leaves the sea bed intact, and the growing success of businesses like this shows that more and more people are caring about how their scallops are fished. if you don't leave enough breeding stock to breed, then you can't keep fishing. and this so—called scallop war is about dredging, industrial boats that catch huge amounts. the british were fishing legally, but french fishermen say they'll leave them with no catch in the bay de seine this year. this blue boat is a 200 ton british trawler crashing into a french boat. british fishermen say these smaller vessels deliberately got in their way. it took four hours of negotiations, but a dea

claire marshall, bbc news, near dorchester.etin at 2am with lebo diseko, now on bbc news, sport today. i'm rico hizon. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: calling it the biggest fight of his career, gennady golovkin readies himself for his rematch with canelo alvarez in las vegas. coming to terms with a life—changing crash, double 0lympic champion krystina vogel speaks about the accident that's left her paralysed. and he's the fastest man on earth, now usain bolt shows he's pretty quick when there's zero gravity too. welcome to the programme. mexico's canelo alvarez and kazakhstan's gennady golovkin have been facing the cameras for their final press conference ahead of saturday's fight. it's a rematch of last year where the pair fought a controversial draw and it's without doubt the biggest boxing bout of the year. 0ur reporter ade adedoyin is in las vegas.

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of the oldest and most tired was marshal patan.n like [indiscernible] who saw in a german victory his chance for power. the news is carried to hitler who received this word of a great nation's fall in a characteristic manner. also characteristic were his terms for the armistice. it must be signed in the coach where marshal farsh defeated the germans -- met the germans in the last war. the french delegation arrived to pay the final price of french disunity and the treachery of some of its leaders. the final price, a price that for centuries to come, the french won't forget. more than three-5ths of their country was to be blacked out by a military occupation. the remainder was to be controlled by's french government acceptable to hitler. a tax of 4 million franks a day was to be imposed to the people. nearly 2 million french prisoners of war were to be taken into germany and kept there as hostages, to work as slaves or rot of hunger, tuberculosis or other diseases in concentration camps. men deliberately and permanently separated fro

claire marshall, bbc news, brixham. in 50 minutes time. —— 15. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: naomi 0saka becomes the first japanese woman to make a grand slam semi—final in 22 years, as she beats lesia tsurenko at the us open. and it is japan's day, as kei nishikori beats marin cilic in five sets, to gain revenge for his loss against the croatian in the final four years ago. and the world surf league take the lead and announce they will be paying equally across both men's and women's events from next year. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the tennis news that naomi 0saka is through to the semi—finals of the us open at flushing meadows in new york. the number 20 seed from japan, who was playing in the quarter—finals of a grand slam for the first time in her career, came through in straight sets against the ukrainian lesia tsurenko. 0saka won 6—1, 6—1, injust 58 minutes, to become the first japanese woman to rea

thank you, marshall. sensing the seriousness of the occasion, trump respectfully didn't make the whole thing about himself... for almost a minute. then he reminded everybody what a great job he did with the last hurricane. >> i think that puerto rico was an incredible, unsung success. >> stephen: he's right. it was definitely unsung. maybe because no one could plug in their mics because it took 11 months to restore power. so you know what? let's sing it now. ♪ youuuuuu totally suuuuucked! ♪ take your paper towels and cram them. ♪ ( cheers and applause ) now-- it's a hint. >> jon: nice tune ♪ i started to cry thank you very much now, if you're in washington, d.c., there's another serious weather event headed your way, and i'll tell you all about it in tonight's "stormy watch." ♪ ♪ the stormy saga has been on pause for a while because michael cohen is attending to some personal business of pleading guilty to a felony. but now it's back in the news. because president trump and michael cohen have asked courts

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marshals have followed dozenss of travel each day. they keep note of whether a catch upneed upneeds. >> the american public does eiserve to know the amount they're being sued. >> i would note that we're fortunate to have the air marshal capabilityupporting this program. >> the tsa chief has made no arrest and foiled no lone plots. >>> allegations of sabotage onboard the space station. >> an oxygen leak may have been a deliberate act by one of the astronauts it itsays. centers around this tiny hole last week. russian officials say that hole had to have been made inside the rich station. that section of the space station. >>> mariel abowser is opens up thout it on the "today." show. is the first time that mayorse b they'red her busy schedule to go. >> there's a moment where that child is put in your arms. describe that moment for me. >> i think t moment that really sticks out to me was literally looking down at miranda and those eye blood alcoholing back at me and knows that i was her entire world. >> what a special bond. lacking forwar

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woman: marshalls. never boring. always surprising.he show. tonight, from animal planet, dave salmoni is here. dave brought a baby alligator, a baby alpaca, a baby ostrich, and a baby giraffe. and some other baby stuff. tomorrow night on the show, our guest will be christina aguilera. we'll have music from slash and on thursday, cate blanchett and music from the chain smokers, featuring emily warren. we learned a lot during the commercial breaks here at the show and we took an extended one so we could put down some carpeting for the animals and learned that in argentina, preschoolers read textbooks. isn't that right? the kids are brilliant over there. all right. our first guest tonight is an emmy-winning comedian and half of one of the great comedy teams. his new movie is called "the predator," yes, that predator. it opens in theaters and imax on friday. please welcome keegan-michael key. ♪ >> jimmy: so, you look fantastic. >> thank you. >> jimmy: very dapper. >> i feel good. i feel good. little v alenv a >> jimmy: i heard you're excit

who had been governor of indiana before he was vice president, he knew marshall, the vice president president of the senate right, so march hrbl had already said he would be willing to compromise on the kinds of points where the republicans wanted to compromise. and that was just to wilson. so he hung in there. and treaty not once but three times and united states never drew in league of nation. >> so you wrote that wilson during or world war i, quote, repressed the the more often and more what are a issuely than any occupy of the white house and went ton write in a novel construction, the good american was no longer the citizen who revered freedom but the one who refused to tolerate those who disagreed with their government. i mean what would we make of this? >> it's -- quite a shameful episode and two of the major laws about repressing the senate are still on the book. so you know, don't tell anyone outside it have this room -- i worry sometimes that they're going to be -- it was the reason the reason for doing it was that one-third of the population was either, they were immigran

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marshall. marshall sat down with a stack of maps and created the operational order. ultimately 550,000 american troops launched the attack on september 12, four hours preceding the injury -- infantry where more than 3000 french guns, manned by both french and american gunners, they attacked german positions including where we are standing, which is the high ground in the saint-mihiel area, montsec. in front of me is a map created the american battle monument commission when they established this entire monument to commemorate the american offensive. it started again in the early morning hours of september 12, and you can follow the american advance. directly in front of me is the monument we are standing on. the americans swept through there, drove the germans from the high ground. they continued further north. to the right is a swampy area called the plane of the worms. it was a sort of flooded area that had actually seen american fighting back in april of 1918, involving the 26th division troops from the new england area. in front of me are these red lines come as

jackson, in typical manner, responds to chief justice marshall and says, justice marshall has made his decision, now let him enforce it. and he completely ignores the decision and the indian removal goes through the most infamous episode, the trail of tears in 1838 and 1839. actually, okee -- we'll look a lil closer at cherokee civilization, because they made a really strong effort to try and comply. it wasn't enough. 15,000 of them removed from georgia to oklahoma on a journey on foot that was 116 days. terrible conditions. roughly one in four die of disease or malnutrition. that's 4000 cherokee. just to give you an idea, there's the route of the indian removal. this will give you an idea of how bad things were. there was a confederate soldier after the civil war from the state of georgia who had this to say about the trail of tears. he said, "i fought in the war between the states and have seen many men shot. but the cherokee removal was the cruelest work i ever knew." and so, in conclusion, what can we say about jackson? what can we say about democracy? what can we say about populis