mr. courtney. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you to each of you for your service. appreciate what you do. i was wondering giving the trend of funding that no con accounts below the level in the past few years over what per of time do you think will be necessary to fully restore the readiness of our installations and facilities? >> the current funding level is not going to be able to fully restore our installations. there's very little military construction dollars coming. the amount that we get budgeted for does not meet the requirement that we have. so, while the budget we have now is helping us make progress and moving forward, it does not meet the need that we have over the long term. >> you indicated that earlier that you're decreasing -- you have 90% and you talked about an index of 80 and something about it's decreasing at 2.5% or something. i don't remember those numbers. but can you give us the dollar amount? how much money would you want congress to invest in this infrastructure in order to help make up the short fall and to help you catch back up to where

mr. courtney. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you to each of you for your service. appreciate what you do. i was wondering giving the trend of funding that no con accounts below the level in the past few years over what per of time do you think will be necessary to fully restore the readiness of our installations and facilities? >> the current funding level is not going to be able to fully restore our installations. there's very little military construction dollars coming. the amount that we get budgeted for does not meet the requirement that we have. so, while the budget we have now is helping us make progress and moving forward, it does not meet the need that we have over the long term. >> you indicated that earlier that you're decreasing -- you have 90% and you talked about an index of 80 and something about it's decreasing at 2.5% or something. i don't remember those numbers. but can you give us the dollar amount? how much money would you want congress to invest in this infrastructure in order to help make up the short fall and to help you catch back up to where

mr. courtney, that he could see fit to tell us where he left brooke. and for our family, what happens to him, we are thankful that justice was served and that he will not have the opportunity for parole but now he can go on with what's left of his life and we want to strengthen our family and to go on with our life. >> did it surprise you to hear mrs. wilberger family say thank you to joel courtney? >> it didn't surprise me. they are a giving and caring family. you can only hate for so long. at some point as people we have to be able to get beyond that. >> people always throw the world closure around. >> when people use that term, they are trying to be helpful and comforting. but i think in the death of anyone there's no closure. >> it is the end of a horrible ordeal, one that lasted much longer that it needed to. for brooke's killer, joel courtney, a lifetime of solitude awaits at the penitentiary of new mexico. >> you have no sympathy for this man? >> no. i think he's an animal. i hope he feels trapped, caged, defeated, weak. he's been beaten at his

mr. roker, i would, very respectful. courtney and i moving in together. and i texted back, dude, comma, that's a phone call, not a text. and it was all caps. with a few exclamation points. >> did he call you immediately? >> he first called courtney. >> and cried? >> what's going to happen here. and then he's a very lovely young man. and by the way, they're not together, living. >> they're not living. >> but they may. >> are you stricter when it comes to things like that, with the dating world? >> i'm more old-fashioned, but yet, on the other hand, there are other things that i'm more free about, like, you know, lila wanted to change schools, and from middle school to high school, she'd been going to a private school, she wanted to go to a public school in new york city. deborah was against it, i was foor it. i was like, you know, as long as you're happy and you're going to get what you need, go for it. >> each chapter is written from, from deborah, it's the same thing but shows how differently you guys see the world. >> men and women. >> it's the mars/ven

mr. roker, and he is very respectable about courtney and i moving into each other, and i texted back, dude, that is a phone call. call me. >> and did he call you immediately? courtney, and asked if he was a dead man and what is going on here a lovely young man and they are not together, and not living together right now. >> but they may. >> may. >> and are you stricter when it comes tha wh the dating world. >> i am a little bit old-fashioned, but on the other hand, there are other things that i'm more free about. like, lee la schools, and from middle school she wanted to go to the public school in new york city. deborah was against it, and i was for it, and if you are happy and get what you need, then i say go for it. each chapter is written from deb bor rand the same thing, and world. >> yes, it is the mars and venus type of thing, and different points of view, but at the end of the day, we come to the same conclusion, but we get there differently. one of my favorite lines of parents was from roseanne barr, at the end of the day, if they are fed and asleep and no internal bleeding, i have

threater august 5 and stairs quinn and joel kinman and courtney and more ben affleck and pat man will come over and writer and end of watch director mrr. looks cool. >> i know you are. >> it's a superhero film but looks different. the word gritty and will smith looks awesome. >> bad guys doing good. >> we'll see how it goes down. >> or not we'll see. >> 6:56. cool temperatures to start the day. let's con step trait on today. don't step outside and be unpleasantly surprised by numbers, 16, dulles bwi mar thal shall and mid 30s. few snowflakes in today's forecast. be prepared this afternoon not expecting accumulation or just grassy surface this is a weak clipper system coming through heads up you may see snow flurries later today. still on track for mega storm. i have to come up with a clever name for. it i'm not sure ki say it on air. >> it's few any. >> please say it. >> i can't. >> i can't. >> is it inappropriate. >> it's what i do. >> it's like that rain snow line. >> friday, saturday plenty more on that coming up and we'll work on the names together. all right. how is traffic. >> now i feel left out i can't wait to hear. 6:56 trac

mr. dollar bill. baby. making it rain. that. >> no. i introduced him to my daughter courtney. before i said, he said, we're going to hit the clubs again. i said, here's my daughter. >> more coming announced... the revenant leading the pack at 12 bids. mad max, close behind. the revenant is a 19th century survival epic. greenville, spartanburg, anderson will be sunny and a west-southwest winds of 5-8. the mountains will be cold early but sunshine will warm it to 54. northwest winds of 5-7. increasing clouds overnight, lows of 31 to 37. cloudy friday, showers begin after 2 pm, highs of 45 to 47. asheville, hendersonville will drop to 35 on friday night, the upstate will be 38 early saturday morning. mostly sunny saturday, michael."

some telephone calls and get in this question from courtney on twitter, who says, what do you think would've been different if there were experts? mr. forsythe: well, it would've provided the opportunity for them to explore what data existed with respect to abortion, what had perhaps happened, what had been the medical experience, the sociological experience, the impact on women and unborn children under texas' law or under the georgia law. the court in the doe vs. bolton case had no data or information about how the reform law, georgia law with the exceptions have been implemented, the impact of the hospitalization requirement in georgia, for example. so all of the assertions of sociology and history and psychology in the roe vs. wade and doe vs. bolton opinions are based on assumptions, not derived from the adversary process we normally expect of courts in making good decisions. host: do you think there would've been a difference if there had been testimony? ms. murray: i think there would've been a difference. you would've had more of the social context at the time. there would have been discussion of the german measles crisis,

al jazeera's courtney keely is live in washington this morning. good morning. at the start of his presidency, mrobama was intent on getting american troops disentangled from the wars in iraq and afghanistan but the fight against isil will likely dominate his last year in office with regards to foreign policy. how much will his strategy be part of his address tonight? >> the first thing president obama is going to have to address is the fear of terrorism. it's gripping parts of america. in fact, polls are showing americans think that terrorism is a greater threat to the nation. that's the highest level of people saying that since the week after 9-11 f 18% of americans polled said that it's the greatest threat in the nation now. that's up from one percent from last year. talking about the troops. he promised to get them out. nearly 10,000 remain in afghanistan. right before christmas, six air force members were killed. one special forces member was killed this year. you are still seeing casualties in afghanistan. you are seeing resurgence of the taliba in iraq, nearly 3,000 service member troops a

mr. dollar bill. >> that's me, making it rain, baby. making it rain. that. >> no. >> i'm sorry. courtney. before i said, he said, we're going to hit the clubs again. >> >> anchor: 8:56 am on this thursday we have a new millionaire on my desk this morning. one of the tickets sold at the lottery jackpot store was a million-dollar winner. someone matched five numbers, the only missing number was the powerball number. so that ticket is now worth $1 million. known as come forward to claim the prize yet we are hoping they do shortly. once we do and if they will let us, we will bring in their name. so the rest of us, those with losing ticket in her hand. those may be actually worth something if you go down to the plaza hotel and casino. just present your losing ticket to the reward center and as long as they were purchased between the 10th and 13th of this month, you will get reimbursed the price you spent on the ticket with up to $25 in free slot play at the plaza. you have until saturday to get that voucher for you losing ticket. forecast with our meteorologist kelly. >> meteorologist: right n

mr. anthony valdez the new secretary for the environment welcome and good luck with our new position next item. >> >> roll call vote commissioner president vietor commissioner courtneyner caen is on her way the approval of the minutes pr the approval of the minutes of the november 10, 2015. >> so motio

mr. anthony valdez the new secretary for the environment welcome and good luck with our new position next item. >> >> roll call vote commissioner president vietor commissioner courtney commissioner caen is on her way the approval of the minutes pr the approval of the minutes of the november 10, 2015. >> so motion to approve the minutes. >> second any questions any public comment on the minutes >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? that motion carries next item. >> is general public comment under any public comments on matters that are currently not on the agenda today. >> hearing none next item, please. >> >> item 5 communications. >> you have before you all the communications that have been forwarded which you've had a chance to review any questions or comments on the communications commission? >> any public comment on communications? hearing next item, please >> item 6 other commission business 6 a authorize the general manager for a new recognize program for excellent 0 performances for the public utilities commission we the puc and contractor and consultant and/or other audit partners and ms. ellis. >> i'm julia i was the resolution before you authorizes. >>

mr. dollar bill. >> that's me, making it rain, baby. making it rain. >> you're not supposed to say that. >> i'm not? >> no. >> i'm sorry. i introduced him to my daughter courtney. before i said, he said, we're going to hit the clubs again. i said, here's my daughter. >> more coming >> local, live, latebreaking. this is a wesh 2 news update. jazmin: i am jazmin walker. alex b arielle has arrived live -- alex has arrived live at the store that sold the ticket to the jackpot winner. alex: this is the publix in melbourne beach on a1a. this is where one of the winning tickets was sold and you should check your ticket, if you have not already, here are the winning numbers one more time, 4, 8, 19, 27, 34 and a powerball of 10. the publix representative i talked to said the supermarket chain is really excited for the customer customers who won. brett: ted: we still have slow traffic. let' s go to that live shot at i-4 around state road 429. past that, a crash with slowing traffic. westbound, a crash rock -- blocking the road near dean. throughout the day, mostly: temperatures climbing a bit. and. we will keep climbing, but stay mostly cloudy today. we will make it to

mr. dollar bill. >> that's me, making it rain, baby. >> you're not supposed to say that. >> i'm not? >> no. >> i'm sorry. i introduced him to my daughter courtney. before i said, he said, we're going to hit the clubs again. i said, here's my daughter. >> more coming ahead of tonight's republican presidential debate in charleston, former arkansas governor and republican candidate mike huckabee will stop in the midlands to speak to voters. this morning at 10:30, he'll be at the palmetto senior show. the event is at the goodman building at the south carolina state fairgrounds. also ahead of tonight's debate, pennsylvania senator and candidate rick santorum will be at the citadel for a forum hosted by the conservative leadership project. santorum will join attorney general alan wilson at the event in charleston. that's happening at 2. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders is back in the midlands tonight. sanders will be at the vaughan fine arts center at south carolina state university. he's touring historically black colleges and universities. doors for the event are open at 6:30 and the event starts at 7. our billie jean shaw will be t

mr. dollar bill. >> that's me, making it rain, baby. >> you're not supposed to say that. >> i'm not? >> no. >> i'm sorry. i introduced him to my daughter courtney. before i s sd, he said, we're going to hit the clubs again. this morning -- a woman faces charges after a chiid died at a waterloo daycare. officers arrested amy hangartner yesterday. brody harrelson died in june after being ut in an infant car seat by daycare providers. he wasas18 months old. hangartner now faces a charge of "child endangerment resulting in death." a positive end to the search for a service dog. biann went missing earlier this week. her owner and trainer -- says someone came into her home -- and took her. she was later found by a u-p-s drive in conrad about two miles fom home. she's one of two elementary school. now, let's go to kyle with a look at weather. here's the storm track 7 day forecas. after a few w reas of fog early this morning it will be partly cloudy and relatively warm with highs in the 30s, with 40 possible south. cold tomorrow with ligh snow, no accumulatqon. then the bitter cold sets in this weekend into the latess news you're watching k- w-w-l, we'

mr. dollar bill. >> that's me, making it rain, baby. making it rain. >> you're not supposed to say that. >> i'm not? >> no. i introduced him to my daughter courtney. before i said, he said, we're going to hit the clubs again. you got people working incredibly long hours. median family income today -- $4,000 less than it was in 1999. the bottom line of this economy is that it is rigged. what this campaign is about is to demand that we create an economy that works for all of us rather than a handful of billionaires. if you work 40 hours a week in america, you should not live in poverty. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >>> this morning on "today's in. we have the stars, the surprises and the snubs. >>> you won't want to miss it when al rides along with kevin hart and ice cube. >>> plus, jackpot. who are the lucky pinwinners of the largest lottery prize in world history? coming up now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take," with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today," thursday morning, january 14th, 2016. i'm willie with al, gnat rhee i love

mr. dollar bill. >> that's me, making it rain, baby. making it rain. >> you're not supposed to say that. >> i'm not? >> no. i introduced him to my daughter courtney. before i said, he said, we're going to hit the clubs again. i said, here's my daughter. you got people working incredibly long hours. median family income today -- $4,000 less than it was in 1999. the bottom line of this economy is that it is rigged. what this campaign is about is to demand that we create an economy that works for all of us rather than a handful of billionaires. if you work 40 hours a week in america, you should not live in poverty. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. freshman at briar cliff university are giving back to community. 200 students are completing a charity agencies. they're putting in a total of 2-thousand hours of community service. on wednesday, students visited girls inc. for some fun activities and character building games. "the biggest thing they're learning is just what a valuable asset it is to be a good volunteer and a good samaritin in a community in that giving back actually gives something back to those you're serving but it's reall

mr. dollar bill. >> that's me, making it rain, baby. making it rain. >> you're not supposed to say that. >> i'm not? >> no. >> i'm sorry. i introduced him to my daughter courtney. before i said, he said, we're going to hit the clubs again. >> more coming >>> the big winners of the powerball bought their tickets in california, florida. connecticut and new jersey. check those tickets. we have the winning numbers on nbcnewyork.com. let's check the weather right now. flurries this morning. some sun in the afternoon. high of 39. tonight, scattered clouds, 34. tomorrow, rain. 49 is the high. saturday, showers continue in the morning with a high of 47. the "today" show is coming back just ahead. celebrity stylists show us how >>> this morning on "today's take," the oscar nominations are in. we have the stars, the surprises and the snubs. >>> you won't want to miss it when al rides along with kevin hart and ice cube. >>> plus, jackpot. who are the lucky pin winners of the largest lottery prize in world history? coming up now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take," with al geist and tamron hall, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "tod

mr. dollar bill. >> that's me, making it rain, baby. making it rain. >> you're not supposed to say that. >> i'm not? >> no. >> i'm sorry. i introduced him to my daughter courtneyid, here's my daughter. >>> good morning. 8:56. i'm scott mcgrew. police are looking for a 300 pound statue stolen tuesday night from uc berkeley's boat house. it's a statue of the cal crew coach who led cal crew teams to three olympic gold medals in 1928. the statue's value is estimated to be $80,000. >>> the city of oakland has a new way for workers to go green. eight solar powered bicycles set up in jack london square. workers can use the bikes when they need to get around rather than burning gas in a car. several east bay clean energy companies are helping out with this pilot program. more news in a half hour. >>> th take," the oscar nominations are in. we have the stars, the surprises and the snubs. >>> you won't want to miss it when al rides along with kevin hart and ice cube. >>> plus, jackpot. who are the lucky winners of the largest lottery prize in world history? coming up now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take," with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist a

mr. dollar bill. >> that's me, making it rain, baby. making it rain. >> you're not supposed to say that. >> i'm not? >> no. >> i'm sorry. i introduced him to my daughter courtney. before i said, he said, we're going to hit the clubs again. >>> i'm gary shapiro with the 9 news update, five people including one child lost their house overnight. a look at the damage from a late night shower on eagle street in denver. there isn't much left. the entire family made it out safely. no word on a cause. firefighters told us it looked like it started in the garage. neighbors say they heard explosions just before they saw flames. >>> marty joins us with the weather forecast. another nice half day on tap, i guess. >> pretty good half day. the winds are going to keep sliding off the foothills and get farther and farther to the east and put a chill on you during the afternoon. and the snow has been picking up already this morning in many mountain area, west and northwest facing slopes, and temperatures in the 20s in the mountains. and 40s around here. and now, we are going to be in the mid-40s by lunch, and never really get any warmer than that. we will kind of slide down, w

mr. dollar bill. >> that's me, making it rain, baby. making it rain. >> you're not supposed to say that. >> i'm not? >> no. >> i'm sorry. i introduced him to my daughter courtney. before i said, he said, we're going to hit the clubs again. >> more coming >>> this morning on "today's take," the oscar nominations are in. we have the stars, the surprises and the snubs. >>> you won't want to miss it when al rides along with kevin hart and ice cube. >>> plus, jackpot. who are the lucky pinwinners of the largest lottery prize in world history? coming up now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take," with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today," thursday morning, january 14th, 2016. i'm willie with al, gnat rhee and tam -- natalie loved your choice. >> i thought it was appropriate for the oscars today, and giving lo to bowie. i was in austin, texas. they've dedicated a street to david bowie. >> awesome. let's get to the oscar nominations. start with best picture. "the big short," "bridge of spies," "brooklyn," "mad max: fury road," "the martian," "the revenant revenant," "room

mr. dollar bill. >> that's me, making it rain, baby. making it rain. >> you're not supposed to say that. >> i'm not? >> no. >> i'm sorry. i introduced him to my daughter courtney. before i said, he said, we're going to hit the clubs again. >> more coming shot during a west chester home we've just learned the victim is 18-year-old tyler kassow. his death is being ruled a homicide. police say...two suspects broke into a home on north pisgah drive...and shot the young man... it's not clear why he was targeted... but after the shooting ...police say the suspects jumped into a dark blue mazda with tinted windows. the getaway car was driven by a woman wearing glasses. kyla woods has a news 5 traffic update. kyla? much better this morning. temperatures a good 20 degrees warmer than yesterday. tons of sunshine today and highs in the upper 40s with melt the snow. lows tonight only to the upper 30s. saturday will be cooler. windy and flurries with falling temperatures on sunday. are company should treat you like family... [phone rings] operator: health care customer service caller: hi this is patricia ramirez. operator: oh, patricia! colleague: i love patricia! colleagu

mr. dollar bill. >> that's me, making it rain, baby. making it rain. >> you're not supposed to say that. >> i'm not? >> no. >> i'm sorry. i introduced him to my daughter courtney. i said, here's my daughter. >> more coming >>> good morning i'm katy zachary. just before 9:00 a.m. on your thursday morning. good news it's warming up out there. let's get to meteorologist bill henley. >>ly but surely. good morning. we got some sunshine too after some scattered light showers in the pocono mountains. skiers are coming down in some cold weather. the temperatures in the mountains, teens now for mount pocono, 17 degrees. up to 31 in northeast philadelphia and 37 in cape may. headed to the 40s this afternoon with bright sunny skies. >>> thanks, bill. first look at traffic. >>> we're watching 295 outside in hamilton, new jersey right now right around 195. we had crews pull way. watch out for this debris spill in the center lane. something to watch out for. there's a back up approaching the scene also with more crew just beyond this camera point on the southbound side of 295. a disabled vehicle tying things up on kelly drive right before falls bridge. the right lane is blo

mr. dollar bill. >> that's me, making it rain, baby. making it rain. >> you're not supposed to say that. >> i'm not? >> no. >> i'm sorry. i introduced him to my daughter courtney. before i said, he said, we're going to hit the clubs again. i said, here's my daughter. >>> good morning. i am gayle guyardo. the carnival cruiseship that picked up eight cuban migrants at sea returns to tampa this morning. a passenger shared pictures and video of the sunday rescue. of styrofoam. we are working to confirm where the cuban migrants are now and we will be speaking with the images. you can see the interview tonight on news channel 8. and i know gene ramirez is doing the interview right now. >>> weather-wise, still chilly. >> it is still school cloudy. i was looking outside and i actually did see a little bit of blue sky, just not much of it through the day. 43 in inverness. 52 in lakeland and 53 in tampa. a 30% rain chance late today. but overnight and tomorrow morning, a 60% chance of showers and possibly stronger storms. just a heads up there. >> all right. >>> thank you for joining us. we will be back in about 30 minutes. >>> this morning on "today's take," the oscar

mr. dollar bill. >> that's me, making it rain, baby. making it rain. >> you're not supposed to say that. >> i'm not? >> no. >> i'm sorry. i introduced him to my daughter courtney. before i said, he said, we're going to hit the clubs again. >> more coming >>> 8:57. martin luther king day is monday but city and county workers in durham teamed up yesterday to kick off the holiday. dozens of employees and community members participated in the 11th annual observance in downtown durham to honor the legacy of dr. king. dr. reginald van stevens of round rock baptist church gave the keynote address. alyssa corfont is back with good morning. 34 degrees just as expected, now above freezing here in raleigh. airport. temperature elsewhere at freezing in henderson and south hill. 33 roxboro. around freezing in lillington. 55 today, well above yesterday. in the 50s tomorrow but a good chance of rain after lunchtime friday. most oflous be dry again by saturday. i do have an update on traffic. we were reporting on this earlier, accident on i-440 eastbound at wade avenue. now there's another one just down the street at i-40 eastbound and the wade avenue exit. this is causing a