started running at 11:00 at night, by 9:00 that morning it was at the gates of marine corps station miramar and it was essentially stopped. dska is an excellent tool but we needed to go a rapid route, which is ir we'll talk about training later, but that's a big component. and the colonel hit on a good part about we use persistent forecasting and weather forecasting to look at when we have these fire weather red flag warning stand in the wind events. i start reaching out to my counterparts with third fleet and lieutenant colonel demigan giving them a heads up. we (inaudible) navy and marine corps assets when we have severe weather events take place because we know if we're going to have that severe weather event, we could have one of those mega fires. we have a complex air space management tool. i'm the equivalent of a fact a, i fly in the ob10 bronco as a fact a and my job is to coordinate air space. we're dropping water and fire retardant instead of bombs and rockets. we work closely with cal guard, navy and marine corps aviation. we do that with squadron training. we still have khal lefr

dissident got the prize was unable to accept it in one thousand nine hundred one some suchi from burma miramar unable to accept it those are appropriate awards but i said to very high up official nobel committee what about giving the nobel peace prize to someone who has pushed back against the biggest strongest force for perpetual war on the planet today and for many years the u.s. government what about showing independence by giving a peace prize to an individual like that no better name than bradley manning and the reply from this nobel committee official was well we gave it to martin luther king and i'm thinking yeah that was forty nine years ago what about now though there is a lot stronger a lot a lot bigger of course bradley manning did start this conversation and you know it's a testament to how much support he really has one hundred thousand signatures do you think they'll hold any weight and getting him the award well i think the way it is not moral suasion because frankly i may have in terms of the political climate inside the nobel committee the power structure there i may as well b

got the prize was unable to accept it in one thousand nine hundred one and some suchi from burma miramar unable to accept it those are appropriate awards but i said to these very high up official nobel committee what about giving the nobel peace prize to someone who has pushed back against the biggest strongest force for perpetual war on the planet today and for many years the u.s. government what about showing independence by giving a peace prize to an individual like that no better name than bradley manning and the reply from this nobel committee official was well we gave it to martin luther king and i'm thinking yeah that was forty years ago what about now though there is a lot stronger a lot a lot bigger of course bradley manning did start this conversation and that's a testament to how much support he really has one hundred thousand signatures do you think they'll hold any weight and getting him the award well i think the way it is not moral suasion because frankly i may have in terms of the political climate inside the nobel committee the power structure there. i may as well been v

is from miramar beach florida on our independent line. you are on with michael harpster.eople in the fbi did it take to do this latest crackdown? i have a follow-up question. guest: we have 66 field offices. these task forces can have anywhere from one agent to 10 task force officers or up to five or six agents with the same amount of task force officers. and this particular iteration we had over 200 and change of state and local agencies working with us. numbers.know the exact 100 or probably had maybe 200 and involved. host: i will just note that there were some numbers from florida swept up in this latest buzz. three juveniles recovered in tampa. four pimps arrested in miami. i will get some other florida stats for you. go ahead with your follow-up. am wondering how many people does it take to get this job done? this is unacceptable. thate talking about kids are going to be affected their whole lives. you know, if someone does not stand up and do the job. what are the numbers that it takes? what do you mean by "get the job done?" you want to see larger number of arrest