. >> martin: black book. so, is there a copy of the black book down here? >> hyland: there is. it's in the safe down here, sir. >> martin: an identical copy of the black book is in that briefcase which follows the president wherever he goes. so, he's never away from the options. >> haney: that's correct. >> martin: and, would they tell him what kinds of weapons you would use, what targets you would hit? >> haney: they would be that specific, yes. >> martin: would they give him an estimate of casualties? >> haney: yeah, we would have to give the president answers to a lot of different questions. that's one that i would expect to get. >> martin: admiral haney would go to a room called the battle deck where he would talk and is this the phone you would use? >> haney: this is one of the phones that i might use, yes. >> martin: chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, secretary of defense. i don't see the man who controls... >> haney: you're looking for the president. >> martin: i am. >> haney: i can speak to the pr

counterattack. >> martin: lt. col. brian hyland would pull out the options for a retaliatory nuclear strike. >> hyland: my responsibility as the stratcom nuclear strike advisor is, be the expert on the nuclear decision handbook and the alert status of all u.s. nuclear forces. >> martin: the nuclear decision handbook. >> hyland: yeah, also known as the black book. so, is there a copy of the black book down here? >> hyland: there is. it's in the safe down here, sir. >> martin: an identical copy of the black book is in that briefcase which follows the president wherever he goes. so, he's never away from the options. >> haney: that's correct. >> martin: and, would they tell him what kinds of weapons you would use, what targets you would hit? >> haney: they would be that specific, yes. >> martin: would they give him an estimate of casualties? give the president answers to a lot of different questions. that's one that i would expect to get. >> martin: admiral haney would go to a room called the battle deck where he would tal

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martin: i think so.ve no problem with it. 10 years ago fund managers have no capital and now they are getting to well-capitalized businesses. i have no problem with it. shock.hen there is a it now when we are all making less money than we were better still making money. this is the time to tell the industry, and i think it is an industry issue. he -- they is that are going to say to the industry. francine: is regulation getting a little bit smarter? fsb seems to have shifted the scrutiny to certain trading activity instead of the overall size of assets. is that smarter? martin: yes, i think they are getting smarter. regulatory arbitrage is much more difficult. the regulators are good. fca and they at the bank of england, they are all well run now compared to before. i cannot say compared to before. francine: you cannot but martin can. martin: really trying to sense when the issues are going to come rather than waiting for them to happen. francine: we are getting some breaking news out of opec in algiers.

martin? ms. martin: without a doubt. i know that i have -- i will be probably more -- i will be facing serious repercussions, but i just have to go on record to tell you that i have a tremendous amount of support of women behind me. they could not do this, but the other important thing is that there's men that want to see our culture change, too. >> well, that leads me to my last statement and i'm so glad you said that. i'm so glad you said that. i want to say this to all the people that you just talked about, the ones that back you up, the ones that care, the ones that support you. they are -- they've got to understand that they are the solution. they really are. they have to be that critical mass. they've got to stand up. they've got to back you up and then hopefully more and more will come forward. if changes need to be made at the top they need to be made, but they have to change it -- help us change it because they are there. you are on the ground. they are the witnesses. ok? i've often said through our pain must co

martin ford is a software entrepreneur.ed in 2 -- peered into our future economy and sees the world where potentially hundreds of millions of skilled workers are out of a job. martin i would say that if you : look far enough into the future, there is no job anywhere in our economy, there is nothing that anyone does that is completely safe. that includes even artists and , the kinds of jobs you would imagine are completely beyond the scope of artificial intelligence. millions of jobs are going to be lost. and is unlikely that enough jobs will be created to absorb those workers. ♪ ♪ narrator: martin ford is a software entrepreneur who has a chilling vision of the future. his best-selling books have put him at the forefront of a movement which worries about technology, the speed of its growth, and the immense potential it has to change the world. this is the fourth industrial revolution, the advent of machines powered by artificial intelligence, which have the potential to make redundant hundreds of millions of workers across

marti karen ann martin peter c. martin teresa m. martin william j. martin, jr. brian e. edward j. martinez jose angel martinez, jr. robert gabriel martinez waleska martinez lizie d. martinez-calderon paul richard martini anne marie martino-cramer joseph a. mascali bernard mascarenhas stephen frank masi ada l. masoacker and my husband david lee. david, your mom misses you terribly. you didn't get a chance to meet your nieces and your nephew casey. son,iss the birth of our his new is rhyme and -- his name is ryan and in many ways he is just like you. we miss you, we love you and you will always live on in our hearts. father.y i love you and miss you. go packers. [applause] nicholas george massa michael massaroli philip william mastrandrea, jr. rudy mastrocinque joseph mathai charles william mathers william a. mathesen marcello matricciano margaret elaine mattic dean e. mattson robert d. mattson walter a. matuza, jr. timothy j. maude jill maurer-campbell charles a. mauro, jr. maurer-campbell nancy t. mauro dorothy mauro robert j. maxwell tyrone may jennifer lynn mazzotta ja

martin? ms. martin: thank you, congresswoman. i do live in yosemite valley in a cabin. and a lot of our seasonal staff that is on our fire crew will be housed in say one house, or one bunk quarters. there are certainly opportunities there that could potentially lead to a hostile type of work environment, especially with our young folks. so, we do have close quarters that men and women do live and work in on a regular basis. del. norton: we should caution the national park service to take such matters into account. mr. healy, i was reading your testimony on page eight, this is not going to the testimony, but alcohol and drug abuse, i'm interested in how this works. when i was chairman, i was not aware the contractors were treated any differently, but i do know that you said in your testimony you informed your concerns about misconduct were not consider when the contract was awarded. i suppose i should ask mr. reynolds why alcohol, drug abuse, sexual assault, are not harassment are not considered.

martin and ms. healy are treated, in the way other whistleblowers are treated as a consequence of their bringing these allegations forward. and we are going to be watching the national park service. beause this should nonot tolerated. it should not be unaddressed. and it has been in adequately addressed. and thank you, mr. german. i yield back. recognizeffetz: now the gentleman from the district of columbia. >> appreciate this hearing, mr. chairman. mr. reynolds, we are very grateful for how the national park service runs most of our neighborhood parks. and i did the mall, they are owned by the park service. i want to know if these two parts, where these allegations, these issues have come from, are the people quarter together? or are these nationwide problems? congresswoman, could you clarify, are these unique problems? >> to the western parts of the united states, where these parks have cabins. i don't understand whether or not the staff are quartered there, instead of going home, the way my own p

marti karen ann martin peter c. martin teresa m. martin william j. martin, jr. brian e.nez jose angel martinez, jr. robert gabriel martinez waleska martinez lizie d. martinez-calderon paul richard martini anne marie martino-cramer joseph a. mascali bernard mascarenhas stephen frank masi ada l. mason-acker >> and my husband -- david s. lee. david, your mom's is you terribly. you did not get a chance to meet your nieces, your nephew casey. you missed the birth of our son. his name is ryan, and he is, in many ways, just like you. we miss you. we love you, and you will always live on in our hearts. >> and my father -- i love you and miss you. go packers. [applause] >> nicholas george massa michael massaroli philip william mastrandrea, jr. rudy mastrocinque joseph mathai charles william mathers william a. mathesen marcello matricciano margaret elaine mattic dean e. mattson robert d. mattson walter a. matuza, jr. timothy j. maude jill maurer-campbell nancy t. mauro charles a. mauro, jr. renee a. may dorothy mauro keithroy marcellus maynard kathy n. mazza tyrone may jennifer ly

martin: you can't come to that conclusion. haslinda: in the short term. martin: a minimal period.nda: when you take a look at the markets -- wpp, which has 86% of its business outside the u.k., instantly does not win in dollar terms. in dollar $32 billion terms. haslinda: you benefited. martin: i don't think the country has benefited. i was a remainer. little good it did me. it's too early to tell. haslinda: can a recession be avoided? martin: the bank of england moved very smartly. i believe one of the reasons why whilstts, our own stats, we saw a little bit of softening in front of the brexit vote, july was a recovery. august was ok. not quite as strong as july. but, ok. certainly a little bit better than we saw in april, may, june. it's far too early. i think there will be a drip, drip effect. haslinda: brexit is one uncertainty. the other is the u.s. election. martin: a lot more uncertainty. haslinda: what if trump wins? martin: it's very difficult to figure out, because you don't know what he stands for. if hillary wins, hillary clinton, which i still think she will, although

martin's testimony. her testimony is when that happened, i think to her, the answer was that it's your word against his. right? is that right, ms. martin? >> that's correct. >> so mr. reynolds, going to the eeo person didn't work. >> yeah. we've got problems that i have to urgently. >> mr. healy, a lot of the complaints focused on the grand canyon, which shocked me. i mean, the grand canyon is so spectacularly beautiful i can't believe that you are focused on anything other than duty, but apparently our park service rangers are. what's going on in the grand canyon by way of trying to address this issue so that it does not recur and that we've actually shifted the culture at one of the great icons of the world, the grand canyon? >> we do have the park service response to oig, 18 action items, but i think very positive step was the assignment of our new superintendent, chris leonards. i think people at the park feel comfortable with her and she's -- she called me on her second day on the job, she is defini

not so good over here on i-75 right around martin luther king. still have some flashing lights out there. this was a vehicle fire earlier. they have that out. none the less, a disabled vehicle still out there northbound i-75, again, right around martin luther king. in largo still working this injury collision, indian rocks road got a lane taken away right here at gulfview drive. that's a look at weather and traffic. now back to paul and gayle. >>> right n effect after two citrus county children were violently taken from their care giver by their own mother. authorities issued that bulletin over night. this happening hours after the 3-year-old, rylan williams and 1-year-old mason williams was snatched. >> they want to find the parents, stacie and ryan williams as soon as possible. they are not supposed to have the kids. ryan hughes is live in hillsborough county this morning. cops all over the bay area are looking for this citrus county deputies asked the state to issue an amber alert that happened last night. there's law enforcement officials on

this is by martin luther king. keep that in mind on the map. traffic is light so we're not seeing any delays. keeping an eye on it for you. let's move over into pinellas county where we have a wreck in largo. we have injuries rov involved and it's tieing up one of those lanes on indian rocks. no delays on 75 in pasco. that's a look at weather and now back to paul and gayle. >> thank you. >>> a unique program for students at one pinellas school teaching kids a lot more than just the three r's. take a look. >> [screams] >> and, yeah, that's me. i am one of the kids who graduated from this school. this is saint paul's clearwater's independent school. i had a privilege of starting off their special speakers series where graduates stories. they incorporate what they learned in life and share it with their students. it's something that teachers do everyone day. >> the teachers help me a lot. they guide me through all the life lessons. >> what's the most important thing you want your students to come away with when they leave here? >> we want them to

i'm martin savage.ts ago, donald trump's running mate, indiana governor mike pence, taking aim at hillary clinton after she called half of trump supporters, quote, a basket of deplorables. take a listen. >> so let me just say from the bottom of my heart, hillary, they are not a basket of anything. they are americans, and they deserve your respect. no one with a record of failure at home and abroad, no one with her avalanche of dishonesty and corruptions, and no one with that low opinion of the american people should ever be elected president of the united states of america. we must decide here and now that hillary clinton will never be president of this great nation. >> cnn's scott mclain is at that summit. i'm wondering what people are saying. i imagine you've gotten an earful. >> reporter: you bet, martin. you heard mike pence speak there. he afterwards went on to compare these latest comments from hillary clinton to comments that barack obama made in 2008 saying that some republicans cling to guns an

martin luther king jr. south east near talbert, closure for police investigation an earlier serious crash at that location. we have a crew headed back to that neighborhood. let's hop out and show you roads. we're seeing delays 95 northbound off rappahannock and let's see if we can pull up 66. cloudy there in this camera and beltway. we you have covered this morning any questions for commute @erinfoxdc on twitser we'll have nor a few. >>> 5:32 the time now breaking news this morning about 30 minutes or so ago arrest made in shooting near a local university prince jorming county. "fox5" was on the scene when it wentz down and now a search is on for a second suspect. >> live in adelphi with the latest. mel. >> well, wisdom, allison, because of that search for a second suspect police asked us to move out of the location before we are directly across from where the shooting happened. see where the ladder is up there. police were spending a lot of time investigating this mornin morning. that appears to be loss pr

martin.ots say it's one of the trickiest places in the world to land a plane, especially a 747, as this video shows. the postage stamp sized runway is perilously close to a beach and people can practically reach out and touch jets as they're coming down just a few feet over their heads. >> if the airplane were to land short and ends up on the beach full of people, it would be catastrophic. to be that close to that large of an airplane moving that quickly, the word awesome comes to mind. >> aside from physical limitations, there's a mountain range blanketing one side of the airport. and if all that isn't enough, there's that unpredictable caribbean weather. all of those factors combined are about to turn a routine flight into a nightmare. for the first time after four decades, the pilot of that flight, captain dewitt is telling his story on american television. >> as far as an accident being a chain of events, this definitely was it. >> on the ground, captain dewitt says he confirms he has eno

martin's testimony. her testimony is that when that happened, i think, to her, the answer was it's your word against his. right? is that right, ms. martin? >> that's correct. >> so, mr. reynolds, going to the eeo person didn't work. >> yeah, we've got problems that i have to fix urgently. >> mr. healy. a lot of the complaints focused on the grand canyon, which shocked me. the grand canyon is so spectacularly beautiful i can't believe that you are focused on anything other than the beauty but apparently our park service rangers are. what's going on in the grand canyon by way of trying to address this issue so that it does not recur and that we've actually shifted the culture at one of the great icons in the world, the grand canyon? >> we do have the park service respond to the oig. there's 18 action items. but i think very positive step was the assignment of our new superintendent, chris leonards. people at the park feel comfortable with her and she's -- she called me on her second day on the job. she's d

martin is keeping an eye on that.s the crowd, there's an ebb and flows of hundreds and then it thins out and gets bigger again. live pictures from our affiliate wsb down in atlanta. thank you, wsb for that. of course, protests happening in charlotte where this all happened, the shooting death of a man a few days ago, the fourth night of protests. you are looking at live pictures from our affiliate wbtv down in north carolina. we're going to keep an eye on all of these protests tonight and discuss how this affects presidential election. i promised you earlier we will get to the political news right after this break. . ...another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works... ...in one week. with the... fastest retinol formula. ...to visibly reduce wrinkles. neutrogena®. approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only co

martin? ms. martin: without a doubt. i know that i have -- i will be probably more -- i will be facing serious repercussions, but i just have to go on record totell you that i have a tremendous amount of support of women behind me. they could not do this, but the other important thing is that there's men that want to see our culture change, too. mr. cummings: well, that leads me to my last statement and i'm so glad you said that. i'm so glad you said that. i want to say this to all the people that youjust talked about, the ones that back you up, the ones that care, the ones that support you. ms. martin: slug. mr. cummings: they are -- they've got to understand that they are the solution. they really are. they have to be that critical mass. they've gotto stand up. they've got to back you up and then hopefully more and more will come forward. if changes need to be made at the top they need to be made, but they have to change it -- help us change it because they are there. you are on the ground. they are the witnesses. ok?

darryl parks who represented the trayvon martin family is with us as well. geraldo, you've been in many of these situations. you see what is going on. looks like police are trying to take the remaining protesters. looks like a bottle was just hurled at them. they are using flash bang and tear gas to push crowds back. seems to me like they are showing a lot of restraint, that's my opinion. >> cops are doing a great job in charlotte. you're in the fourth hour of the second day of the rioting there in charlotte. by this time, people on the street, are the pros. vast majority of them i would think would be the people who are professional agitators. people who really have, you know, the ability to flock to these combat zones and to add their two cents. that happened in furgason and it happened time and time again. happened in baltimore. but the bigger picture in listening to mayor giuliani and you speaking sean and hearing donald trump's suggestion of a national stop and frisk, you know, i think that we have to recognize that too many black men are being killed a

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it wasn't martin luther king. his father, who was a baptist minister, took a trip to germany in the early 1930s, just after martin luther king -- after michael king was born, and he became so interested in the story of martin luther and the protestant refuse protestant reformation that he came back to atlanta and changed his name to martin luther king, and his son's name to market -- martin luther king jr., and he was about five years old. it tells you about the family and how powerful that story was to martin luther king's father. this is an important site in the story of freedom. in the story of war, moving to the other side of virginia, at yorktown, the virginia peninsula, the culmination of the american revolution, and in addition to visiting yorktown and understanding the importance not only of the victory over great britain in october 1781 but the alliance with france that made it possible. many americans forget totally about the fact that without the french help -- i see dan nodding in approval in the back

martÍn: se me hace un poquito aburrido.erte, no se verÍa tan pÁlida. miguel angel: lavada, pero no quedÓ limpia. karla: bueno, tenemos a nuestros televidentes. maggie: gracias por mandarnos sus fotos con el hashtag #mejorverstidoenda. martÍn: mira los chiquitos! estos chicos de hoy en dÍa... laura: super bien vestido. martÍn: turbante lleva la niÑa. la ganadora de la semana es marisela. felicidades! estÁ hermoso tu vestido. me alegro que tengamos personas quese atrevan a mandarnos fotos. miguel angel: ¿cÓmo nos portamos? karla: muy bien! vamos a la pausa, chicos. ana patricia: nuevo segmento! se llama "lo mejor de hola tv", con lo mÁs destacado de la pstigiosa publicaciÓn, ahora tambiÉn en televisiÓn. veremos lo que pasÓ cuando acompaÑaron a prince royce en su visita a la academia de letras. johnny: ¿y sabes diferenciar el amor hacia una persona de la simple atracciÓn? ana patricia: no se vayan de "despierta amÉrica", donde disfrutas con toda tu familia. johnny: ya volvemos. siempre cepillas tus dientes dos veces al día. aj

stephanie: ademÁs de acompaÑar a ricky martin y serÁn sus propias presentaciones.ue le confirmÓ que estaba viviendo su sueÑo. >> cuando nosotros vimos que se posicionÓ nÚmero uno para nosotros fue una locura, nos quedamos en blanco. stephanie: richard dice que viviÓ ese momento en los premios juventud. >> lo mÁs loco fue ganar el premio frente a tantas personas y estar nominado con tantas personas que hemos admirado desde pequeÑos, desde chiquitos, como wisin y mark anthony. ♪ ♪ ♪ stephanie: para christopher quien todavÍa tiene a su mamÁ viviendo en ecuador el momento mÁs grande fue otro. >> cuando vinimos a ecuador y vi a la gente que nos apoyaba y vi a toda mi familia ese momento fue stephanie: ustedes piensan que esto podrÍa ser algo que a futuro o que a largo plazo >> no pensamos en eso todavÍa. >> pensamos en el album. stephanie: la gira por varios paÍses no es todo glamour y risas, estos muchachos no estÁn acostumbrados a estar tan lejos de sus familias por tanto tiempo y dicen que lo mÁs difÍcil es la distancia >> yo desde chico siempre he sido muy pegada mu

that's the words of the court, martin. to monitor him tightly and carefully, because if there is any symptom, any manifestation of inappropriate behavior, bam, he's right in st. else beth. >> all right. avery. i will wish mr. hinckley well on the next chapter in his life and i will hope that all those precautions are enforced. >> thank you very much. >> you too. >> good to see you. >> coming up, a new and very stunning image paints a sobering picture of the heroin epidemic in this country. we get a look at the devastating effect the drug is having on millions of americans next. ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. hmmmmm....... [ "dreams" by beck ] hmmmmm... the turbocharged dream machine. the volkswagen golf gti. named one of car and driver's 10best, 10 years in a row. this i

martin luther king drive at syringe garden push on to 676. lets go live, we have a camera down there, on, eakins oval, as you can see, traffic is coming around. this is what they are blocking off any moment. my sense is that they are all kind of working together here trying to give folks that had been blocked on the schuylkill, this is a live look there our camera right next to the cathedral to give you you an idea of the presidential visit here today. it will take place right there on eakins oval. septa says regional rails, fewer cars, expect crowded trains and delays coming into philadelphia, again we have dave kinchen down there on the oval all morning long and will stay down there as we get ready for that presidential visit. sue, air force one will touchdown at around 1:15, and then motorcade madness, do you think we will sun roof opened the president, into town. >> i doubt it. >> it will be nice enough. >> it would mess up his hair. >> anyway, you know what, we will have unbehind by then. we have a few cloud around. is there buddy celebr

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martin is keeping an eye on that.nd flow of hundreds and gets bigger again. live from wsb down in atlanta, thank you for that. also, of course protests happening in charlotte where this happened, the shooting death of a man, the fourth night of protests and this is from our affiliate wb tv down in north carolina. we're going to keep an eye on all of these protests tonight and discuss how this affects presidential elections. i promised you earlier we'll get to the political news right after this break. when this busy family... ...got a cracked windshield... ...their dad went to the new safelite-dot-com... ...and scheduled a replacement... ...in just a few clicks. with safelite you don't have to miss a thing. y'all did wonderful! thank you. (girls sing) safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪i liv♪in a black out town ♪midnight where we used to dance♪ ♪underneath the ugly halogen lamps♪ ♪oh, it all went away so fast ♪in a black out ♪ we've had people say 'oh, where toshould we go in this city?' and then just a hot flash you

he saw martin and her husband, an orthopedic surgeon, had been there for dinner the night before. >> to our surprise much to my surprise, there was lou just taking one off and walking back to his truck i guess to get a martin sticker and slapping that one on there. >> he is supporting feris farris. the martins were told they can replace it. >> for them to take his down and he could of stuck it next to it and nothing would have been said about it. it was silly on his part. >> silly nowhy did you do that? >> because i am a bonehead. >> reporter: the doctor is apologizing to him and ferris. he gotten a frustrating phone call from work. i turned around and there is a sticker and a sore thumb for some time since it was removed i took the sticker off and put the other sticker on. i apologized for that. >> representative martin did not know what her husband had done but she apologized as well. >> i would say i am sorry to my kids and all of the kids out there. it is not a good example. my father would be very embarrassed. >> and i am very embarrassed as well. >> yes. i am as well. [ laughte