mr. fanning: thank you. >> thank you mr. chairman and thank you mr. fanning for your willingness to serve. i have a number of questions and hope you can answer these specifically. succinctl as well as in russia'sy other numerous provocations over the past few years., as you know, general dunford, they saw russia as a big threat to the united states and secretary carter also testified that he saw the significance for teaching importance of the arctic and how we relate to the guard, that coast we are not in the game relative to russia's massive buildup in the arctic. you agree with that? i do think that we are not nearly enough in the game in the arctic as we should be. sen. manchin [no audio] [no audio] admiral harris testified that he saw one of the greatest threats in >> the pacific was north korea. you agree with that? mr. fanning: we have been supported in a bipartisan way in the rebalance. sen. sullivan: last year the army decided to get rid of the base for airborne infantry troops strategic asset for the country did take in the door capability. se

mrs. fanning. i hope, like my mother, you will provide secretary fanning with the same advice and counsel i received from my mother. [laughter] >> no shortage of advice and counsel. and her goddaughter mother allison have joined us as well. no one gets the opportunity to serve in positions like this over a long. -- length of time. i will always be grateful for their support. i come from a family with a long history of service in uniform. my third uncle served a career in the air force. they have flown helicopters and another cousin was a ranger. i learned from an early age the important of service and sacrifices of those in uniform and their families. i have had the privilege to work in all three military departments as well as in the offices of secretary defense over to administrations. career 25 years ago, as a research assistant, i have seen the army from every length of the table. i was chief management officer of the air force and the arming. .- army are i look forward to working with this comm

mr. fanning. i would like to begin by thanking senator sullivan for bringing to your attention some questions and comments that he has about our concern that we have with russia, especially in the arctic. i think many times, we do not focus on that because of the truly large challenges we see all around this world, but i do appreciate his comments and i do share his concerns that he has about the 425. i thank you for the commitment you made to him. i know one of your main challenges is going to be balancing the investment made against teacher threats alongside the demands we now face with readiness and modernization and forced structure. you said your top priority is readiness. you noted to me last month there needs to be more investment in facility sustainment. how do you plan to prioritize all of those remaining demands if we are going to be able to address needs in the future and be able to balance those? want to seee -- what your thought process is. >> we take risks in all parts of our budget

mrs. fanning. e, like my mother, you will provide secretary fanning with the same advice and counsel i received from my mother. [laughter] >> no shortage of advice and counsel. and her goddaughter mother allison have joined us as well. no one gets the opportunity to serve in positions like this over a long. -- length of time. i will always be grateful for their support. i come from a family with a long history of service in uniform. my third uncle served a career in the air force. they have flown helicopters and another cousin was a ranger. i learned from an early age the important of service and sacrifices of those in uniform and their families. i have had the privilege to work in all three military departments as well as in the offices of secretary defense over to administrations. career 25 years ago, as a research assistant, i have seen the army from every length of the table. i was chief management officer of the air force and the arming. .- army are i look forward to working with this community

mr. fanning: i do. >> he didn't know of any strategy? mr. g: on many different capacity than before when i was chief of staff. he has let me focus on this hearing today. i have not been in on any discussions on that. >> so therefore you wouldn't have any estimate as to how long it would take before we could retake mosul? mr. fanning: i do not. >> for the defense bill, it requires reduction of staff and cost savings by $10 billion over a five-year period. aff is too large and redundant. some say this should be a single service staff. what do you think about the reductions and about such a fundamental change? mr. fanning: i think the first reductions, i've seen this in all parts of the department of defense and down impressed the way the army went about it. increase control for supervisors. i think this is something you never stop working on. reduction was a good start. i would like to see how we rationalize that reduction. the question about collapsing the staff inside the military departments, i think there is a great deal of potential there.

mr. fanning.ause a moment for business. since a quorum is now present i ask the committee to consider a list of 3,178 pending military nominations all of these nominations have been before the committee the required length of time. is there a motion to favorably report these 3,178 military nominations to the senate? >> so moved. >> is there a second? all in favor say aye. mr. fanning, how many roughly army and other personnel are now in iraq serving there? do you know, roughly? >> mr. chair, i understand the nu number to be about 4,500. >> about 4,500. and is there a stat actuals us agreement with iraq on the prejudices of those troop that you know of? >> not that i know of, mr. chairman. >> certainly not one that has been through the parliament of iraq. so, ostensibly -- and you were in the administration at the time -- the reason why we couldn't leave a sustaining force behind in iraq at the time of the withdrawal was because we didn't have a status of forces agreement, so therefore it would be

mr. fanning. i want to thank you for your service, and it's great to have your mom here. i wanted to ask you about the size of the army and what your viewpoint is on that. as you know, we are drawing down the end strength of the army on 450,000 by 2018, as a result of that we're actually seeing about -- a huge number of involuntary separations of people who have served multiple deployments, who have served the country admirably, which to me is to get a pink slip after you've come home, served our country is pretty appalling. but i want to ask you two questions. number one, do you think that we have the right size army? and what about the reduction down to 450? and then secondly, when general milly was before our committee in july, he said that only about 30% of army brigades are at acceptable levels of combat readiness. and he noted that that number should be between 60% and 70%. so, what do you view the biggest readiness problem? has it improved since july? and where are we? >> okay i'll start wi

mr. fanning: i do. sen. graham: i think you are well-qualified, would you like to see limitations on time when it comes to finding isil? mr. fanning: i think my preference would be not to have a limitation. sen. graham: if i am in the army i would not want to tell the army after three years we have to start and start all over again i think from a national perspective, we shouldn't have a limitation on time. what about geography? is there any means you want to do to take off the table? mr. fanning: i don't. sen. graham: thank you. i look forward to voting you for secretary of the army. >> i don't i got a can top that. let me just say as the staff has said, there are no more of my colleagues that are returning. let me thank you. on behalf of senator mccain, the meeting is adjourned. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] announcer: january 22 march the roe v

mr. fanning, thank you for being here. to your mom, thank you for being here. thingsning, one of the we have seen again in the third quarter is a big spike in suicides among guard members. what are your plans to improve mental health services? >> we have seen a spike. with the sheer size of the army, the numbers in absolute terms is too large. the army has made some impressive progress, increasing access to health care by vetting it at the brigade level so that it is more readily accessible. in terms of care across the suicide,havior health, that is a key component in making access to care as easy as possible for our soldiers. i think also, a lot more work has to be done, fighting stigma against seeking behavioral help. >> one of the thing that has been done in the israeli army is they have pushed down, to be platoon level that the soldier in charge keeps an eye out for the other members, and reports behavior. to you looking at anyways push the decision-making down a little bit further as to enabling them to have the say, hey, maybe we need to help this person?

mr. fanning. i want to thank you for your service. it's great to have your mom here. i wanted to ask you about the size of the army and what your viewpoint is on that. as you know, we are drawing down the end strength of the army on 450,000 by 2018, as a result of that we're actually seeing about -- a huge number of involuntary separations of people who have served multiple deployments, who have served the country admirably, which to me is to get a pink slip after you've come home, served our country is pretty appalling. but i want to ask you two questions. number one, do you think that we have the right size army? and what about the reduction down to 450? and then, secondly, when general milly was before our committee in july, he said that only about 30% of army brigades are at acceptable levels of combat readiness. and he noted that that number should be between 60% and 70%. so, what do you view the biggest readiness problem? has it improved since july? and where are we? >> okay. i'll start with

mr. fanning. i thank you for holding the hearing for filling the critical position of secretary of the army. i would like to thank the willingness to serve and it's my understanding as the chairman indicated that your mother is here in the audience and i welcome her here to the hearing also. mr. fanning has served in senior level positions and the previous position includes the acting under the secretary of the army where issues are leading to the operation of the army. prior to that position, he was confirmed as the under secretary of the air force and oversaw the budget and served as the chief management officer. final lly he played a role in t navy's business transformation efforts. if you are confirmed as the next, your leadership will be critical to lead the army in a critical time when it faces a multitude of challenges. as you know, the army draws down strength for the final goal of 450,000 in the active army. 335,000 in the army national guard and 195,000 in the army reserve. in addition,

mr. fanning has twice conferred by the senate.he mission here is that he is already been confirmed and therefore can do it but i guess locate point is that he served as a special attention -- attended, which is an unconfirmed position. so it does not qualify. angles.'s a lot of the reality that most people have gone on to miss this is about politics between the senate, the pentagon and president obama a it is about eddiitself. >> what is way ahead on this? how will thisand play out? >> now that he has agreed to stop acting as he has been acting, he is willing to set up a date, he wants to get this done as soon as possible. some of these nominations have been sitting out there for a long time. there is a lot of key jobs as we go to the left year of the ministration that are unconfirmed. how big an issue is this, and what is the revolution of that? have any job?ple >>t is a big issue, and it is one that both secretetary kerry and the secretary of defense ashton carter have raid over the last few weeks. some of the defense dummies ha

mr. fanning we hope you will take the opportunity to introduce her and any other family and friends joining. the u.s. army is at war tested by 15 years of war. the army is confronting growing threats and increasing operational demands. by the end of the next fiscal year, the army will be cut down to 450,000 active duty personnel soldiers down from a wartime peak of 570,000. these budget driven force reductions were decided

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mr. fanning's leadership because there's over $200 billion he would be responsible for and more than a million service members. right now they're making do at the pentagon. unless republicans change course, these important vacancies will go unfilled. i have only mening add few of them -- mentioned a few of them. our diplomats around th diplomad will continue to suffer. my republican colleagues, i do not understand what they are dock. if the republicans have their way, the senate will stop confirming officials of every agency. the senate has confirmed an average of 351nominees in the first session of congress. last year the senate didn't get to half of what they normally do. the senate should goat work and schedule the president's nominees. here's why. valid concerns about the qualifications of the nominations should be brought forth, but we haven't heard any. but denying a vote for partisan gain does nothing to strengthen america around the world. the american people deserve better. mr. president, i say, america is less safe because of what is going on with the republicans here in the senate.

who lives in maine, says the family is a very political but that her 9 -year-old daughter is a big fan of mr. trump . she says that she likes his hair and that he speaks his mind. sixty days until opening day and progressive field, construction continues continues on page two of renovations, the indians are >> p.j. ziegler joins us with the details. if you are hungry than listen to the report, like a sandwich or burrito or a hot dog, you're going to like the new food choices that progressive field, three local restaurants will be added to the food menu at the ballpark along with some new views . working on phase two of the renovations to the ballpark construction projects including a new scoreboard, that dated view of the playing field from the main concourse, the left-field area near the home run porch, also adding three new food vendors, from the pickle and happy dog exam we make the burrito anywhere we have lots of options. >> we have the westsider, kluber and classic pickle she's a reliable are how talks the may change over the course of season but we also have a vegan hot dog chasing th

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mr. sunshine. football fans as the nfl divisional playoffs get under way. the chiefs facing off against the new england patriots. >> go pats. >> it is a home game for the patriots defending super bowl champs. the chiefs crushed the patriots, 41-14. >> calm down. >> then it is the green bay packers against the cardinals. you can see that game tonight here on nbc. coverage starts at 7:30 eastern. >> packers -- i won't say it. >>> still to come here, the must-see moment of the week from the history making broadcast of the white house and major lawsuit over a popular lip balm. >>> and adele with the lip sync performance you do not want to miss. >>> still to come on "today," a backlash against parents selling their children's girl scout cookies. how this is not helping their kids out. >>> and can you tell me how to get to "sesame street." the season kicking off with a new tv address. we have some very special guests in the studio this morning to . >>> someone warned them they shouldn't be up there. police sources say the girls got spooked and ran. she fell throu

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mr. robot" beat out fan of games. well deserved. >> denzel is awesome. you know, this golden globes and awards season reminds me how much catching up i have to do. i have not watched many of the movies or tv series that are even nominated. >> also a shout-out to a washington native. go, cookie, go. >>> let's check out jay gray live in detroit at the auto show. i know you're live with some interesting cars out there. good morning. >> reporter: good morning you do, ladies. what an amazing show this is every year. if it's got four wheels, chances are you'll find it here. this year what we're also seeing are connected cars bringing about everything you can find on your smartphone right to the dashboard. it's amazing to see the developments that are on the way in the auto industry, an industry, by the way, that's been in the fast lane for quite some time. as they began the show this year they're reporting record sales from last year. $17.5 million, the sixth year that number has gone up. that's growth the industry hasn't seen since the 1920s. driving that aut

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mr. anderson. fan . >> hi, everyone. it's an honor to be here at the heritage foundation and our nation's capital. i'm charged to talk about the economic impacts federal lands have on western states in five minutes. that's a pretty tall order, but i'll do my best. 90% of all federal lands are located in the western united states with one out of every two acres being managed and controlled by the federal government. that's one out of every two acres being controlled by bureaucrats nearly 2,000 mile ace way from people who know the land. dr. nelson talked about the environmental impacts that has. certainly we see that every day as westerners. polluted skies, smoke, decimated wildlife and dying forests are reali reality. but the economic ramifications are just as real. we see that our oil and gas industry as well as our other development oil industries are languishing under heavy federal regulati regulation. what's this doing? well, those in our rural communities are experiencing a mass exodus out of our state to other comm

mr. hamilton. vo: know that together you can establish >>> fact fans here we go. bucs latest search for a head coach in day seven. no new interviews set. other than saban saying i haven't been motivated to go anywhere else like the nfl. interview roster stands at latest was offensive coordinator derek cutter yesterday. he remains the favorite. 10 sports talked to dave moore today. he likes the cutter winston combination. >> they have a plan. they don't necessarily share it with us. they have a plan. hopefully they'll get it decided to work on free agency. >> i found this interesting. espn analyst hall of famer listed factors canidates face with the bucs head coaching job. first thing unstable atmosphere. organization that changes coaches a lot. this is five in nine years. it is a great market and great place to live. another note is no state income tax. hughe jackson took the cleveland browns head coaching job today. he is not interesting in look for them to draft a second overall pick. >>> today is the kickoff of the 2016 fight for air climb for the american lung

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mr. jack, been a broncos fan since 1960, his daughter, pam, and you guys are stoked to be out here. >> oh, yeah, we're waiting for the broncos to take the super england's butt and brady's going to be crying on his way home! >> reporter: oh, yeah. go broncos, right? >> go broncos! >> reporter: and we have the most loyal fans out here. there's probably at least 500 people. you can look down the line, weaving in aisle after aisle after aisle. if you want to come out, come out to the king soopers off hamden and tower. we're giving these away until they are gone. 1, 2, 3, go broncos! >> such fun crowds. >> and they are already trash talking. have been for a while. i think people especially love the patriots matchup. >> that's what it's all about. nothing to do but trash talk until sunday. >> no, no. we have more magnet giveaways all week long. find the location on 9news.com. >>> sprucing them up. serious animal grooming going on ahead right now, ahead of the junior livestock auction >> and then you got gregg moss, who is chilling. oh, he's chatting. 9news anchors gregg moss and kathy sabine ar

interesting to hear jed cite his uncle as such a thing as reference for an owner that is how 49ers fans feel about mrd and he talked to him today and will get advice about who he should talk to as far as football operations. expressing nothing but confidence for the general manager, trent bulky that has had a spotty record for drafting in the recent years. >>> joe, given everything that happened with the 49ers, do you think that seasoned experienced coachers would want to come to the 49ers? >> you know, frank, i do. they are only 32 of these jobs. and a lot of people say who would want to go here or who would want to go there? they are going to conduct a thorough search but if you had one of these jobs and you are going to want one again. it would be throwing darts. we have heard the names mentioned. i am not going to say there is a short list. didn't want to say who the names are because that leads to speculation. you know, there is only 32 nfl head coaching jobs and the san francisco 49ers still carry quite a bit of cachet even though they are not in the playoffs. >>> the rains are over in the midw

mr. obama's "change we can believe in." >> i was a fan of obama from the beginning. >> reporter: kimberley boggus and zoey wagner both live in beaverdale, an iowa town that was so gung-ho for candidate obama it got nicknamed obamadale. when way do you sense beaverdale is going this time? >> you know it's a third of, a third hillary, a third o'malley, and a third sanders. >> reporter: wagner, a high school junior, is a precinct captain for clinton. why do you think the campaign went with someone so young as their precinct captain? >> um-- >> because she's good. >> i think it just has to do with energy you know and passion for the job. i mean, i believed in her since day one. time getting back to iowa for an event here in mason city tonight. he said he didn't bother, scott, asking the president for his endorsement because the white house has vowed to stay neutral in the primary. >> pelley: nancy cordes. nancy, thank you very much. now for this question: who should not be president? the pew research center has a new poll tonight. 20% of americans said they'd be less likely to vote for a candi

mr. whammy. the nets decided to honor him by giving away the whammy foam fingers. it worked. at least for the first free throw. mr.whammy apparently went home unhappy, just like the rest of the nets fans. someone did some research on this, and said mr. whammy causes about a 5% decrease in shooting percentage. >> is there some kind of chant that goes on there while he's doing it? >> it must be a repeatable thing. that must be the key. >> all right, thank you. we'll be right back. ye pasm,ue wt? maiea owanweehanginlilelo bie mh iusboht hme thntnefa eugfo erne

fan of the police. >> we're calling now mr. david andres mejillarks. >> reporter: accused in the ambush shooting of a miami gardens police officer snapped at the judge after learning he will be given no bond. >> sir, these are non-bondable offenses. >> your honor, there is no probable cause. >> i was the kid who -- how does don't get a bond. i practice my second amendment. my life was in danger by crooked cops. >> apparently mentionong the mass church shooting in charleston, south carolina last year and insinuating he is the actual victim. >> i was if threat for my life. they were trying to kill me, man. >> b b he didn't elaborate how officer david starling was a threat as he sat in his car writing a report. mejilla holding nothing back in the bizarre exchange, despite ges from his public defender to stay quiet. >> don't talk about the facts off the case, sir. >> how about you don't talk? you work foror them, ku klux klan member. >> you should listen to your attorney. he's your public defender. he's here to. >> i'm repsenting m

mr. o'malley: no. [laughter] >> on the campaign trail, you use the phrase we are all in this together. are you a high school musical fanmr. o'malley: was that in there? >> it is the main song. mr. o'malley: i'm going to be 53 next week. once you get over 50, you have to work to stay connected to the current. we are all in this together. the great frederick douglass one and we must help each other if we were to succeed. it has been a touchstone of my. ine. >> described the american dream in one sentence. mr. o'malley: the american dream is that in our country you start , with your own hard work, you should be able to get ahead and give your children more security, safety. [applause] >> this one could be a longer question but it is a yes or no question. in what scenario should a man be able to tell a woman what to do with her body? mr. o'malley: no scenario. there we go. >> rapidfire. fie.re. >> thank you very much. >> thank you for your time. [applause] >> it has been an incredible night here at drake university. we have covered a lot of ground. please welcome to the stage former secretary of state hillary clinton. [app

fans, thank you. >>> difficult year ahead for mr. cosby. coming up, bidding farewell to one of the most contentious years in politics. >> among the fireworks and bombshells, 2015 saw one of the widest fields of presidential candidates in recent memory. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continuous after this from our abc stations. om our abc stations. today, 1 out of every 4 american kids is hispanic. that means many of the future doctors who will care for us, the engineers who will build our cities, the scientists and entrepreneurs of our country can be your kids. we all know how hard it is for you to send them to college. this is why we want you to know you are not alone, and every day, more people support you to make it happen. many support you, and the hispanic scholarship fund helps you prepare, plan, and pay for your kids' college education. learn more at hsf.net. ♪ new york, new york ♪ i want to wake up >> reflecting on 2015, it certainly was one of the most active years in politics it seems. >> absolute

mr. jones. >> i want to apologize to all the fans. sera: yesterday, jones addressed the incident, but did not say whether he took any drugs. >> i made a pretty stupid mistake this weekend. right now, my main focus is being the best player i could be. sera: the are several surveillance cameras around the building. newscenter 5 has requested the video from the cameras in the parking lot. the chief of police says he is taking it under consideration on the field, the patriots are dealing with major injury concerns. bob is live at gillette stadium with an update on rob gronkowski' s availability against the chiefs. bob: the patriots have 12 players listed as questionable for tomorrow and one of them is rob gronkowski. he was limited again at practice today with knee and back issues. edelman, hightower, volmer, and in amendola questionable and expected to play. it is worrisome to have so many guys dinged up as the patriots repaired to play the team that rolled over them a year ago and has won 11 straight into this game. the patriots stumbli

a usa today poll found 70% of redskins fans are against a name change. you mr. be able to see the superbowl right here on wusa9 and we are one month away from the gig game. >> that's right. the washington road to superbowl 50 starts this weekend at fedex field. our kristin berset joins us live from the park where they spent the day preps for the packers. >> reporter: yeah, just a couple of days away from the first game against the packers on sunday. the practice is getting more intense as the week goes on. the guys getting excited. really starting to feel it. but the coach said despite that, nothing in terms of preparation has changed this week from the regular season. just another week. another game. another opponent. but, if the redskins are going to knock off green bay in the playoffs on sunday, what is the one thing they must do? frank may have your answer. frank? >> reporter: all right at this hour, most players have gone home to get rested up for green bay sunday. the coaching staff is still here going over tape of the packers but sometimes a key to winnin

fans in minnesota were pretty angry after the vikings place kicker mrs. 27-yard field goal allowing the seahawks to escape with a ten-nine wildcard victory. while many fans hold him responsible a first grade teacher at north point elementary school in minneapolis but it was the right time at a good idea to teach your kids what empathy is all about. and they wrote letters to the >> i feel bad for you. >> you are so close. >> don't give up. >> i know you can win the game. >> keep doing your best and maybe you need to practice. >> nothing my kids. >> dari: guys will go to great lengths to impress a girl. >> steve: ease at the gym ladylove. [inaudible] >> dari: that is adorable. brody smith who lives in washington state is my posted on youtube, also told his mom that a guy has has to do what a guy has to do. >> "fox 5 news" is not over if you want to connect with great stories engaged on the twitter and youtube meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and as you can see, we need an internet that can do more. we do more games, so we need more speed. that's why we switched to time warner cab

mr. trump says he is a big fan proud to have her endorsement. >> dan: keep it here for continuing coverage this election year on presidential candidates on both sides of the aisle and bring you the latest from the campaign trail on our web site, cleveland 19 social media and free cleveland 19 news app. >>> the supreme court will consider a legal challenge to president obama's overhall of the nation's immigration rules aimed at allowing millions of undocumented immigrants to apply. federal courts blocked it in response to a challenge brought by texas and 25 other states. since then, the nearly 4.3 million immigrants who would have been eligible have been caught in legal limbo. >>> heated situation in michigan where governor rick snyder will deliver his state of the state speech amid growing anger over water contamination crisis. in 2014 flint's water supply was tainted with lead after a state appointed emergency manager switched the city's water source from detroit water to the flint river water to save money. confront adrianna diaz has more from michigan. >> reporter: dozens demonstrated o

lisa: not so good news for star wars fans. bands for quite some t [content sigh] ah, excuse me? mr. jones? hi. you booked an appointment. i just started cookin. we at time warner cable need to apologize to you. i haven't even started to bronze yet. we no longer give you an excuse to work all day perfecting your tan. starting to even it out. we're making a bunch of changes at time warner cable. including one-hour arrival windows. we'll also tell you how long our visit will take lisa: buffalo bills are making mark: catherine smith' vent last season working as an administrative assist that. in her new role she will assist the special teams coordinator. lisa: amazon.com now offering refunds to anyone who bought hoverboards on its website. the move comes amid growing concerns that the two-wheeled balance boards are a fire hazard. the consumer product safety commission is investigating more than 3 dozen instances of hoverboards smoking or bursting into flames. experts are also urging users to wear safety gear, as some falls can be serious. mark: safety gear like a helmet. force for star w