sir michael howard said no matter how hard you try you're going to be off the mark. the key is not to be so far off the mark you can't adjust as the demands of real conflict are revealed to you. ask the right questions. so in the army operating concept we've asked 20 first order questions, the answers to which will improve current and future force combat effectiveness. the first of those is one you alluded to in your question, which is how to develop and sustain a high degree of situational understanding against adaptive enemies in complex environments. now, we're never going to solve with our multinational partners, with our civilian partners in state and aid. i mean, then we can -- we can really advance our -- our capability in that area. that's what we have done to institutionalize. we have a framework for learning. we have venues for learning which we are calling force 2025 maneuvers, that is all of our war gaming, but also practical experience, it is exercises, multinational exercises, interoperability work ber doing and a police to put all this, right, and work

[applause] thank you bob cohen michael howard and all the leadership of aipac. thank you.ess, dedicated work to strengthen the partnership between israel and the united states. i want to thank most especially, members of congress, democrats and republicans, i deeply appreciate your steadfast support for israel year in, year out. you have our boundless gratitude. [applause] i want to welcome president zemen of the czech republic. [applause] mr. president, israel never forgets its friends and the czech people have always been steadfast friends of israel, the jewish people, from the days of thomas mosirk, at the inception much zionism. when i introduced israeli army in 1967 i received a czech rifle, a czech rifle. that is one of the rifles given to us by your people in our time of need in 1948. thank you for being here today. [applause] also here are two great friends of israel, former prime minister of spain jose maria aznar. [applause] and his last month former canadian foreign minister, john baird. [applause] thank you both for your unwavering support, you're two champions

michael. it's a great honor to be here. before i begin, i want to thank howardvitation and to congratulate lillian on her selection. i would also like -- [applause] i would also like to give a shout out to bob who was done so much for this organization, and for the u.s.-israel partnership. [applause] in 1942, a 28-year-old polish diplom and roman catholic disguise himself as a chew donning an armband with a star of david and smuggled himself through a tunnel into the warsaw ghetto. later posing as a militia man, he infiltrated a nazi death camp of building them and escaped carrying hundreds of documents on a miniature microfilm. he eventually made his way to london where he showed the document to a jew and represent of poland's government in exile. they sent the following cable to the world jewish congress in new york. jews in poland almost completely annihilated, stop. read reports, ma deportation 10,000 jews for death. stop. forced to dig their own grave, mass suicides, hundreds of children thrown alive into gutters. death camps, thousands dead, not buried. ma

michael grabell was the lead reporter on this for pro- publica. and reporter howardss of npr collaborated with him. welcome to you both. howard burkess, you listen to the story of joel ramirez, and you just wonder how could he get by? >> well, he had a very difficult time getting by. he didn't get enough in workers compensation benefits to replace the home health aide himself. it would have cost him about $500 a day to do that. he got barely more than that in an entire week of benefits. so it was a struggle. it was a struggle for the family. and there were times when he was left to sit in his own feces for hours because there was no one there to help him get clean. >> woodruff: one of the consequences of being paralyzed was that he was bowel incontinent. michael grabell, tell us about the changes that have happened in workers compensation laws over the last few decades. >> well, what states have done is really three things. they've cut benefits. they made it harder to qualify for workers comp benefits by raising legal standards. and they've also created a number of h

thank you, bob cohen, michael kassen, howard core and all the leadership of aipac.ur tireless dedicated work to strengthen the partnership between israel and the united states. i want to thank most especially members of congress democrats and republicans. i deeply appreciate your steadfast support for israel year in year out. you have our boundless gratitude. [ applause ] i want to welcome the president of the czech republic. mr. president, israel never forgets its friends and the czech people have always been steadfast friends of israel the jewish people from the days of thomas mass eric at the inception of sigh onnism. when i entered the israeli arm, i received a czech rifle, a czech rifle. that was one of the rifles given to us by your people in our time of need in 1948. so thank you for being here today. [ applause ] also here are two great friends of israel former prime minister of spain, and last month, former canadian foreign minister john baird. thank you both for your unwavering support. you're true champions of israel and true champions of the truth. >> i

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michael. it is a great honor to be here. before i begin, i want to thank howard for the invitation, and congratulate lillian on her selection. i would also like to give a shout out to bob, who has done so much for this organization, and for the u.s.-israel partnership. [applause] in 1942, at a 28-year-old polish diplomat disguised himself as a jew, donning an armband with the star of david, and smuggled himself through a tunnel into the warsaw ghetto. later, posing as a militia man he infiltrated the nazi death camp. he made his way to london, and he showed his documents. they immediately sent the following cable to the world jewish congress in new york. jews in poland, almost completely annihilated. stop. read report. 10,000 jews dead. stop. forced to dig their own grave. hundreds of children thrown, alive, into gutters. death camps. treblinka district. thousands dead. mass graves. murdered pregnant women. stop. jews, dragged into death chambers. thousands, daily victims throughout poland. stop. believe the unbelievable. stop. six years later, on may 14 1948, th

. >> they joined michael bush to announce $20 million in five counties including montgomery howard annendel and baltimore counties. >> this is to address the extraordinary needs. >> this executive welcomes the additional money. >> it's something we have been asking for. this is a great student for us. >> cindy is a montgomery county parent. one of her twins in fourth grade attends class in a portable. >> they need the money. >> the money is expected to be delivered by july 1st. >> a government official is behind bars for having a suspicious device. alan works for ice and homeland security and charged with possessing and making an explosive. a maintenance crew found the device at his apartment in wood bridge. police evacuated at least 45 apartments. nobody was hurt. >> alexandria is a step closer to developing a waterfront plan. they said the city council zoned for the plan lawfully. they dismissed a lawsuit challenging the number of member who is passed the original plan. since the council revote and passed by super majority concluding there was no basis for the lawsuit. >> the republic

joining me now is former rnc chair michael steele and former chairman of the dna, howardc, howard dean. it doesn't appear the questions are done being asked. "the ap" lawsuit continues this for one more day during the media cycle. what did you think of hillary clinton's appetite for drama? >> i thought she did a great job yesterday. this is much ado about nothing. i think this whole thing is nonsense. i really do, and i have been through this. it is basically packed journalism. they often get it wrong. i think trey gowdy is looking worse and worse by the moment. it is very clear this is just more benghazi more republican right-wing nut job stuff and going after all these imaginary scandals. >> chairman steele there is a danger here for republicans, which is a frequent danger that of overplaying their hand. the fact that trey gowdy has said before secretary clinton's testimony has begun he may need to talk to her twice, is he at risk for overstepping here? >> they are always at risk for overstepping. i think this is a lot of noise about nothing to the extent american people haven't real

. >> lawmakers joined michael bush to announce $20 million in funding for five counties including montgomery prince georges, howard anne arundel and baltimore. >> this is to address the extraordinary needs of the counties that are growing at a more rapid pace. >> prince georges county wx the additional school construction money. cindy santiago is a parent. one of her twins in fourth grade attends class in a portable. >> it's a growing county and the schools are busting at the seems and they need the money. >> the money is expected to be delivered by july 1st. chris gordon, news 4. >> an official is behind bars for allegedly having a suspicious device. he works for ice and homeland security. on thursday a maintenance crew reported low found the device at his apartment. a mazz mat crew has been called in and at least 45 other apartments. >> alexandria is one step closer to help a plan. the council zoned for the plan lawfully. councilmembers passed the original plan. since the council revoted and passed by a super majority there was no basis for the lawsuit. >> the republican party will hold a so-called firehouse pri

howard eskin. >> and the flyers lost last night to the vancouver canucks. michaelnly goal the flyers lost, vancouver wins the game four to one. we're now ten points behind the bruins, in the playoff birth, that's a very fat chance at this point with just ten games to play. >> so, lea stillman, daughter of bengals player, deaf inch may be on her way to beating cancer. this is such good news. >> it is good news. still made the announcement yesterday on instagram doctors told him lee he's scans showed no signs of cancer in her body. still have to wait for result from additional tests but things definitely looking up to her. lea has been receiving treatment at the children's hospital of philadelphia. >> i love the picture. we beat it. >> we did it. >> that's what they're saying in that picture with those smiles, we beat this. >> i love it. coming up: major study raising new concerns about the reliability of breast cancer biopsies. why doctors are now questioning their accuracy. >> first rips through an apartment complex, and now dozen of families have no place to call

michael cassen. [applause] [applause]. >> my colleagues on the aipac board of directors as well as ceo howard core and vice ceo richard fishman. [applause]. >> they continue to lead with creativity and vision. and i know everyone joins me in thanking the entire aipac staff for their hard work and deadation throughout the year. [applause] -- dedication throughout the year. [applause]. >> strong leadership is what makes aipac so effective, and so it is my distinct honor to introduce an extraordinary leader who was selected by aipac's board of directors to be our next president. ladies and gentlemen, from dallas, texas my friend aipac president elect lillian pinkus. [applause] [applause]. >> if you've had the good foreign to meet lillian you know why everyone admires her wisdom and commitment. lillian will formally become aipac president at next year's policy conference. to lillian john and the whole family, mazel tov. [applause]. >> and while i'm talking about family i want to thank my wife louise and my children sarah jake, and david for their incredible ongoing support. [applause]. >> simply put i could not do this without yo

our area joined house speaker michael bush to announce $20 million in additional school construction funding for five counties including montgomery prince george's howard anne arundel, and baltimore counties. >> this is just to address the extraordinary needs of the counties that are growing at a more rapid pace. >> reporter: i asked the president of the montgomery county board of education how the money will be spent. >> we have 22 shovel-ready projects just waiting for funding. so while the bill is $20 million statewide we're not totally clear about how much we'll get but believe me, the money will be well spent and it will be spent quickly. >> reporter: prince george's county executive baker tells me the state construction money is needed for school repairs. >> if you look at high point high school the need there, i was at lewisdale elementary school. there were mapes needs there that are terrific. >> reporter: ahead on news4 at 6:00 reaction from parents whose students are being taught in portable classrooms like these. in montgomery county chris gordon news4. >>> a major construction project under way that could heavily impact how you get in and o

howard. baseball nats takinging on the mets in port st. lucie. we'll start in the third. michaellor at the plate with the nats down a run here. taylor seeing some extra playing time with the injury to denard span span. comes through with two men on takes one to right, nate mclouth score, danny espinosa scores. taylor conduct caught in a rundown but his two anne arundel double gives the nats a 3-1 lead. top of the sixth, espinosa batting, gone. is his handlebar mustache? maybe that's good maybe that was holding him back. a clean-shaven blast aso low home run out of the park. but they fall. >>> o's taking on the cardinals. spring training not too early to bring out the rally monkey. pick it up bottom three, bud norris on the hill for the bird facing former oriole mark reynolds. two men on. see you later. you love the sound of that bat. >> i do indeed. >> his first homer of the season st. louis takes a 3-1 lead. they go on to win it 8-2. >>> football redskins general manager in eugene, oregon, today, checking out one of the top quarterback prospects in this year's draft, marcus mari

our area joined house speaker michael bush to announce $20 million in additional school construction funding for five counties including montgomery prince george's howard anne arundel, and baltimore counties. >> this is just to address the extraordinary needs of the counties that are growing at a more rapid pace. >> reporter: prince george's county executive baker welcomes the additional school construction money. >> it's something we've been asking for, and so this is a great opportunity for us. >> reporter: cindy santiago is a montgomery county parent. one of her twins in fourth grade attends class in a portable. >> it's a growing county and the schools are busting at the seams so they need the money. >> reporter: it's expected to be delivered by july 1st. >>> turning to the weather. >> hopefully we soaked enough sun yesterday. >> is winter just paying us a short visit? >> kind of like it left for a little while and it forgot something. >> it missed us. >> forgot something, so hey, i'm back just for a couple minute really just two days is what i think we're dealing with. yesterday 77 and winter making a return. let's show you what's happening outside

. >> joining me now, michael steele, an msnbc political analyst and former rnc chairman. also, howardernor. good to see you both. chairman dean, i'm going to begin with you hear. is martin o'malley a real threat to hillary clinton? >> not right now on paper, but if he chooses to run. he has a terrific record. i thought he did very well. i thought this was his first major interview, and i thought he did pretty well. >> chairman steele let's remind people, you are from maryland. you were lieutenant governor as well. could marty o'malley challenge hillary clinton in a serious way? he's also talking about the bush dynasty. is he right? >> could he challenge? sure, he could. the is whether or not he wants to put together and can put together what's going to be required on the financial as well as political organizational side to do that. you know, i think he's reflecting at least within democrat circles, and maybe republican circles, the concern over another clinton/bush campaign. so i think he's playing to that card. and his record in maryland was so great as governor that they elected a

michael. it is a great honor to be here. before i begin, i want to thank howard for the invitation, and congratulate lillian on her selection. i would also like to give a shout out to bob, who has done so much for this organization, and for the u.s.-israel partnership. in 1942, at -- a 28-year-old polish diplomat disguised himself as a jew, donning an armband with the star of david and smuggled himself through a tunnel into the warsaw ghetto. later, posing as a militia man he infiltrated the not see death camp -- the not see -- the nazi death camp. his -- he made his way to london, and he showed his documents. they immediately sent the following table to the world jewish congress in new york. jews in poland, almost completely annihilated. stop. read report. 10,000 jews death. stop. forced to dig their own grave. hundreds of children thrown, alive, into gutters. death camps. treblinka district. thousands dead. mass graves. murdered pregnant women. stop. jews, dragged into get -- death payments -- death chambers. thousands, daily victims throughout poland. stop. be

michael feroli from jp morgan. david as well. >>> starbucks making a change to its race together campaign. howardng employees that as previously planned, as of yesterday, they're no longer being encouraged or required to write "race together" on cups. but schultz says the company's effort to promote discussions of racial issues is "far from over." the campaign last week set off a wave of criticism on social media and everywhere. here's howard schultz responding last week to our own jim cramer. >> there's no part of this on any level that's about marketing or pr or trying to get more business. i don't think it's going to hurt business. we certainly have not seen that in the last 24 hours. this is going to have a long tail to it. i think people trust the brand. i have faith that they won't put any customer in the situation where they're being handed something they don't want to carry. >> it was a weird annual meeting, because they had a two for one stock split, and yet everyone was talking about this race campaign. >> i think you've got to admire howard schultz for still -- i mean can you imagine a

howard eskin who said he had his security goons blocking reporters, probably, blocking better than the eagles offensive line did last season. >> since december, like, tenth, no jimmy rollins, no michael carter williams, no shady mccoy no todd herremans, no trent cole, no braydon coburn, who was the longest tenured flyer here in town no kimmo timonen this is all in less than three months. so yes if you're saying you remember the way it used to be when players stayed here for awhile, i think they are making a mistake. big daddy's big rule of thumb you never trade for players who just missed an entire season like alonso did to look like shady might have lost his step laster. >> ya, maybe. but that was one year. he's still only 26. i was too long roll the dice that he would still have something left in the tank for at least couple of more years left to go. so shady you gave us a lot of good time here, that is herremans, and of that is trent cole. i got to throw those names into the mix here, too. they were great eagles. all three of those guys, great eagles. >> we still have ryan howard, though, why are you so upset? >> who is the comic here? are you working with me tonight or ... >> i'm

secretary of the interior, howard university professor and a green medford -- edna medford and chuck todd and bobby horton. a reenactment of the actual inauguration. michael krebs will be playing the role of president lincoln. john o'brien as chief justice chase. it is hosted by the national park service and the lincoln group of d.c. ninelive coverage coming up at 9:30. that is live here on american history tv. [no audio] >> michael krebs will be acting as president lincoln today. the 150th anniversary commemoration of abraham lincoln's second inaugural. live coverage from the lincoln memorial in washington d.c. here on american history tv. we will be back when the speaking program begins. >> all weekend long, american history tv is joining our comcast cable partners to showcase the history of galveston, texas. to learn more about the cities on our poor, visit c-span.org/cities tour. -- the cities on our tour. >> with the explosion and the growing price of cotton galveston became a wealthy city. the only way that wealth could leave here was on the decks of sailing ships. this had a vital role in telling the economic story of galveston. this was built 1877

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michael jackson. he tried to show that there are similarities between songs and medleys. you take inspiration, you don't out and out copy. we heard from lawyers howardrrell williams saying they are extremely disappointed by the ruling. they say it set a horrible precedent or the music industry. they say pharrell play this with his heart, his mind, his soul. they are considering other legal options. it was a little note of saying, it is not going to bankrupt these people, but this isn't without precedent. we have seen previous sons attacked. we had michael bolton and sony payout $5 million. in 1994, the song "love is a wonderful thing" seemed to copy the 1960 song "love is a wonderful thing." they got $5 million on the back of that. george harrison's "my sweet lord" seemed to have copied "he's so fine" from the 1960's as well. the judge said, i don't think he purposely plagiarized, but it sounds too similar. more recently "bittersweet symphony" was pointed out as a song that has not been sued by one, but by two rolling stones previous managers because it seemed too much like "the last time the account this keeps happening -- "the last time." this kee

michael on the republican line. caller: i think it is evident that the clinton machine has kicked in considerably. watching msnbc this morning howardand of course he is one of the barking dogs for the clintons. i think their parents, to me, comes off -- the appearance you may comes off as someone not telling the truth, has never told the truth and in the future, that will be persistent. the government says this is the most transparent administration in history. my feelings are that if we go this far again with this type of person you see what we have now. if we don't that her -- vet her thoroughly, i think we'll have a problem. caller: scott. caller: hillary clinton should not have her own personal server. one cannot take her word for what she is offering up as private or business. she also needs to be subpoenaed and dragged into ca she has other servers in other places. she has broken the law. i don't care if other people -- what other people say. host: it looks like she will be asked to testify before the select committee. benghazi releasing a statement that read -- two hot springs -- to hot springs --in arkansas? hot springs, ge

michael. it is a great honor to be here. before i begin, i want to thank howard for the invitation, and congratulate lillian on her selection. i would also like to give a shout out to bob, who has done so much for this organization, and for the u.s.-israel partnership. [applause] in 1942, at a 28-year-old polish diplomat disguised himself as a jew, donning an armband with the star of david, and smuggled himself through a tunnel into the warsaw ghetto. later, posing as a militia man he infiltrated the nazi death camp. he made his way to london, and he showed his documents.

[applause] thank you bob cohen, michael cason, howard and all the leadership of aipac. thank you.r your tireless dedicated work to strengthen the partnership between israel and the united states. i want to thank most especially members of congress democrats and republicans. i deeply appreciate your steadfast support for israel year in and year out. you have our boundless gratitude. [applause] i want to welcome the president of the czech republic. [applause] mr. president israel never forgets its friends and the czech people have always been steadfast friends of israel, the jewish people from the days of the inception of zionism and mr. president when i introduced him in 1967 i received a -- that was one of the rifles that was given to us by your people in our time of need in 1948 so thank you for being here today. [applause] [applause] also here are two great friends of israel former prime minister of spain. [applause] and as of last month former canadian foreign minister john baird. [applause] thank you both for your unwavering support. you are true champions of israel and true c