the state's star witness, robert mullens. i call the jailhouse snitch, and you call a jailhouse informant. >> no, he's a snitch, no question about that. but at the end of the day, what we learned from robert mullens is that he's been given a fairly detailed account by gagnon of what occurred that evening and what the crime scene looked like. >> in fact, he said mullens was the first to tell police this piece of bombshell news. gagnon had mentioned an accomplice in the killings. >> the only way he can have that information is from someone who knew the crime scene, participated in the crime. >> then the prosecutor tried to spin an inconvenient fact in his favor. those mystery blood drops found at the murder scene had been tested. the dna was not a match to rick, but to an unidentified male. that, said the prosecutor, actually supported what mullens said, that rick had an accomplice. humphries believed the evidence was enough to put the defendant away. he only wished he could make the same case against rick's old girlfriend. wha

prosecutorprosecutors charged 3d james mullen from wilmington with the dui.s say he was driving on i-95 yesterday just south of route 141 when he suddenly changed lanes, crashed into another car which then hit the dart bus. six people are hurt though they'll all be okay. mullen is not injured. >>> philadelphia could soon be getting a new park at penn's landing. mayor jim kenney revealing to the website plan philly he's going to announce a $90 million commitment to capping i-95 and then putting 11-acre park. the park will be between walnut and chestnut streets on the delaware waterfront. the money would be stretched out over six years and the rest of the money for the project expected to come from the state as well as private donors. >>> happening right now, philadelphia preparing to become the center of the football universe. this april the nfl draft is coming back to philly. >> yeah, today plans were unveiled for that big 3d event on the parkway. sean bell is on the clock. >> guys, nfl last of draft cinnamon us in with new york and in the last couple of year

now, mike mullen's comments are not necessarily unique.oughout the campaign, we heard from dozens and dozens of national security experts that said the arguments that donald trump was campaigning on didn't hold water. he didn't have an understanding of the complicated issues we face in national security. so while mike mullen's piece is strong, do you think president trump will listen? >> i'm not sure. i find it fascinating he's decided he's going to visit as his first major military command that he went to central command and will get briefed in by southern command, which handles mexico, the caribbean add all of latin america and central command handles the arabian persian gulf, yemen and iraq for the most part. those are significant to me and it's significant because it tells you where he wants to place his emphasis. he should have visited the pentagon and the national military command center with all the leaders of the armed forces. that being said, admiral mcmullen as comments are right on point. you should not have a politician inside

admiral mike mullen is weighing in on steve.ullen claims bannon should not be privy to the nation's most guard secrets. is he right or just more sour grapes. let me ask our national security expert. how did steve bannon get on the national security council. >> president trump signed an order giving him a seat on the national security council. sometimes advisors have sat in on the meetings. but it's nothing that has ever been done by executive order so this is an unusual step. kennedy: dose have a permanent place on the council? >> in effect. he's entitled to attend all meetings of the national security council. kennedy: this is weird because it was an executive order the president signed. but he wasn't fully briefed on, so the president didn't know he was putting steve bannon on the nfc. how did that happen? >> i wish i knew. because that is a concern. th someone close to him -- kennedy: the president is apparently that upset that the language of the e.o. he was not fully briefed on included placing steve bannon in the pool. >>

grant mullens hit six threes tying a season high for 18 points as this turned tiny a rout. kingsley oh cora, no, but rabb, yes. cal romps 68-43. >>> a new era of 49er football begins tomorrow or should i say another new era begins tomorrow. new head coach kyle shanahan arrived in the bay area today. this video provided by the niners. shanahan and new gmp m. john lynch to be formally introduced tomorrow at a news conference. we'll stream it live on our app. sports brought to you by river rock casino. if you're the sick guy, don't come into work. just let dan do your work for you. >> we'll be right back. ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo is specifically designed to open up airways to im

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prosecutors charge 37-year-old james mullen from wilmington with the dui. cops say he was driving on i-95 yesterday just south of route 141 when he suddenly changed lanes crashed into another car which then hit the dart bus. six people are hurt, though, they'll all be okay. mullen is not injured. >>> another mardi gras celebration with another driver plowing into the parade. this time it happened in alabama this morning. days after the same thing in new orleans. and this time the driver plowed into a marching band injuring a dozen students. four of them are in critical condition tonight. the students are between 12 and 17 years old. officials say it does not appear to be an intentional act. they still don't know why the 73-year-old driver accelerated. >> i can see kids stuck underneath the vehicle, and other ones fleeing and some just rolling behind it. people running out of the parade trying to help pull the kids out from underneath. >> police say the driver was not under the influence of alcohol or drugs. they are right now talking with him. >>> montgomer

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whether they're plumbers or carpenters or the chairman of the jcs, you know, admiral mike mullen had a good op-ped in "the new york times" today expressing a worry that many of us have, why would the national security council not just put a political operator as a principal on that council, but why would they exclude as a principal the chairman of the jcs and director of national intelligence? so, you know, there's just a lot of things that i hope it's just amateur hour getting organized, not having a staff aboard, but this is coming from the president of the united states directly. i just got a -- by the way, an e-mail from a very prominent "washington times" reporter saying that i was taking this out of context. out of context? i'm listening to the president of the united states make these comments, seemingly making us equivalent, the u.s. armed forces, the cia, or whoever he was talking about, to the russian gru. this is bizarre behavior by the commander in chief. >> general barry mccaffrey, thank you for coming on. forgive me for reading your entire bio on live television. thank

. >> folsom middle school walked away with first place and second place anne mullen middle school.hird place raymond kershaw middle school. congratulations to all of the winners. >>> we're updating our top story. severe storms raced across the region earlier today. some of them were damaging especially to the west of us. let's take a look out there in lancaster county where the storms toppled trees blew over buildings even and knocked power lines down and funnel clouds were spotted near the town of columbia. that hasn't been confirmed. wind gusts reportedly reached 60 miles per hour but they're trying to confirm whet that was a tornado that may have hit that area. crazy. >> absolutely crazy. february weather very uncommon for this time of year but we know that the temperatures have been so uncommon as well but now we're going to get things back to common. >> okay, we're going back to the norm. >> we're going back to the norm. if you've been missing the chill, maybe you have, maybe you haven't, it is return, but no chill today. we had sunshine and 70's. then that cold front dropped

this evening a "new york times" editorial by admiral mike mullen, former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff who talks about how wildly inappropriate it is for the president's political adviser to be on the committee of the national security council. i think what does not get enough attention is the utterly absolutely radical foreign policy views so far outside the mainstream of both democrats and republicans over the last 72 years. this is somebody who roots for the unraveling of the north atlantic treaty organization. and unraveling of the american led liberal international order that prevailed in the cold war, that came to life after the second world war. it has maintained the peace and prosperity of the world, preventing another global catastrophe. and so it's remarkable that someone with that radical a point of view is on that committee and that that committee will now be politicized. what president trump should do is show that he is capable of acknowledging error, making a course correction, sign another executive order, restoring the chairman and the director of national inte

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safe havens in pakistan, something people have been complaining about for years going back to mike mullen and there's a crop of poppi in helmand that fuels the taliban and corruption. in practical terms, how do you deal with all three? nicholson wants a few thousand more trainers down at brigade level. i mean, can you push back the taliban with just guys at level and the the hikani network in pakistan because that is not, people have been talking about it, if i had a dollar for every time someone said that, i could retire right now. and the poppy crop, i was there in the spring. what do you do about the poppy, do you eradicate it like the old days or basically buy it up and then sell it as medical morphine in a healthy which economy? >> that's a great question. i'd love the answer but it's your report, go ahead. >> i'll jump on the pakistan. >> you go with pakistan and i'll go with a couple of others. >> so, in an ideal world, the united states would be able to put enough pressure on pakistan that they would turn against the afghan taliban and the insurgency would be over and that's been

admiral mike mullen had a great op-ed today in the "new york times" talking about the national security council and it wasn't only adding this political operative of mr. bannon as a principal, it was excluding a four star general. it's astonishing what's going on over there. they need to take a pause and think through how to responsibly govern in a democratic society and they are not doing it right now. >> and what do you make of -- i mean, president obama before he left office pushed more u.s. tanks and troops into poland in an attempt to protect a nato ally against the aggressiveness of russia. what might those troops be thinking right now with the president seemingly more aligned in some senses with the president than our troops? >> putin is a major threat to the freedom of new nato members in eastern europe. particularly poland. it's not just the united states. it's also the nato alliance is trying to pull itself together to provide deterrence against having the eastern ukraine invasion happen in other places. so again, the armed forces, 2.3 million men and women in uniform, active

percentage shots right there to put it down as they are on their way against oregon state senior grant mullensan off night shooting. another jam, 16 points, nine rebounds. with the cal turnover, he'll steal it. 7-7 from the floor. that's the way to go out. 14 points his last night on the floor at berkeley. 76-46, cal with 19 wins, nine losses, still a big shot at march madness. in the meantime the stanford women, you wouldn't call it a classic upset, but nonetheless it is upsetting as they lost to another nationally ranked team tonight. also from oregon state, they are ranked 10th. the cardinal women number eight right down to the final seconds. stanford trails by 25 seconds left. brittany mcphee will drive and miss eric -- erica with the putback. they go up by one, osu right back at them. the drive and the miss and the put back there by gillich and osu taking the lead. stanford down by one, then two osu free throws. one last chance for stanford as they needed that three. mccall with the miss. roll the credits. 50-47. no. 10 beats no. 8 and stanford is on the short end of that deal. >>> the go

my mullen his op-ed saying having mr. bannon will have a negative influence. i fear that it will have a chilling effect on declinerations and potentially diminish the authority and prerogatives to which senate confirmed cabinet officials are entitled. the nfc is the nfc. all presidents put out memos as to who will be seated members of the nsc when the president is at the head of the table. the principals committee that was the change putting him not against the wall like axelrod was issues involved with congressional approval and rollout of communication strategy but making him one of the deliberateors at the principals committee. according to one report that was not fully understood by the president. >> i did see that report. my sense is that bannon makes many people uncomfortable, because of his past, his controversial comments, republicans privately tell me they don't particularly love the idea of him being part of this national security council. inside of the white house, if you don't have a deep relationship with you're not sure how to handle him, how to

really direct your readers to an extraordinary op-ed in "the new york times" today by admiral mike mullen, former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff where he says, i was on the principals committee. bannon doesn't belong there. he unpackages that case that having a political voice actually part of the committee is not a good idea. this is the place, the principals committee, where national security intelligence and facts must rule. there will be political discussions elsewhere, but you don't want to blend those two together. it's a very articulate assessment of why it is, in fact, a bad idea for mr. bannon to be a member of the principals committee. >> kristen welker was just talking about the other comment this weekend that got so much attention, and that is bill o'reilly's interview with the president when he vladimir putin was a killer. president trump responded, quote, we got a lot of killers. what do you think, our country's so innocent? i want to play something from earlier today on msnbc, and this is your colleague, msnbc military analyst highly decorated army general barry mcca

in the words that secretary mattis used, solvency, and i think that probably aligns with admiral mullen said, we all recognize the economic print of -- strength of our nation is the foundation we have to build military capability and advanced security, so just thinking about it in national security context, our capabilities, that is what we can do, how much do we have to do with to strengthen our economy in the stability of the budgets that we have, so i think i would probably use the word solvency, and if i had to add one more thing to the list, that would be it. michael: thank you. >> good morning, tony from inside dissent. general, secretary mattis said we're trying to create a new forced sizing construct for the military. how much larger do you think the military needs to be? how much do you predict it which it -- it should grow and what with that construct look like? gen. dunford: when secretary mattis talked about that, he talked about a new defense strategy, which is his responsibility. what is important is to get the strategy base in place first, and only then can we talk about

. >>> sunday night on q & a, "wall street journal" investigative reporter brody mullens talks about his front-page story, about the career and downfall of evan morris, a former lobbyist for roche, one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in the world. >> i'd heard rumors about this guy's lifestyle for a while. so i sort of wanted to wait and see if anything else became public about this guy. and about a year later, i started looking into his life and into his campaign donations, into his spending, into what made him one of washington's top drug company lobbyists. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q & a. >>> tonight on c-span3, a discussion about peace talks between israelis and palestinians. veterans affairs secretary david shulkin speaks at a conference hosted by the american legion. the supreme court hears oral argument in the case of hernandez versus mesa, a lawsuit stemming from the killing of a mexican boy by a u.s. border guard. >>> and a discussion about the u.s./mexico relationship from the center for strategic and international studies.

safe havens in pakistan, something people have been complaining about four years going back to mike mullen. there is a bumper crop of poppies which fuels the taliban and also corruption. how do you deal with all three? nicholson once a few thousand more trainers. telegramush back the at the level? time to start hammering the network over the border in pakistan? talkingpeople have been about it. if i had a dollar for every time -- and then that thepuppy crop, -- and then itpy crop, do you eradicate or do you gather it up and sell it to help the economy? >> i would love to answer. i will jump on the pakistan. so, in an ideal world the united states would be able to put enough rusher on pakistan that they would turn on the taliban and the insurgency would be over. fromhas been a demand afghans that we do that. mystified as to why this has happened. and uses other money to support the taliban. it is very frustrating. got to figure out what is most desirable and realistic. aggressive and very comprehensive u.s. led sanctions in the 1990's because of the programs, there were reporting insurgency

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admiral mullens says this is politicizing national security from the beginning. i think that's very bad practice. >> thank you, senator. i will take that message back to the president. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. and it is great to see you, dan. just as senator king's concern, i sat next to you for up a can el of years and i found him to be quite the unpleasant human being on quite a number ever occasions. of course everyone who knows you, knows that's not true. we're fortunate and grateful your willing necessary to continue to our our kun trip. first, this unusual situation regarding counter intelligence in particular and the synergy with this placement of illegally accessed information and the use of media organisms under the control of foreign government and rt and sputnik and the like. there has always been an element of propaganda involved in politics but this synergy with propaganda and intelligence and influencing and manipulating, directing policy making in foreign countries reached a level in many places, from europe and i believe even in t

what i want to talk about is what admiral mike mullen warned us, in his professional military judgment, the greatest single threat to our national security and that was our nation's debt. and that warning was issued about five years and about $4 trillion of debt' go. you report that the debt held by the public this year is 77%. but actually our total debt is well over 100% of our gross domestic product, is it not? >> well, we look at debt held by the public because that's the important -- >> i know you do, but i think that's highly deceptive. the difference is mainly because social security as it runs chronic deficits, we pay back what we borrowed by going to the public for further borrowing. so what we have got in that overall debt number is converting intragovernmental debt into debt held by the public, isn't that what's going on. >> that's right to get to your number -- >> so we're understating the problem unless we change the law, that gross debt, which is now over 100% of gdp, is destined to become debt held by the public over the next few years, isn't that correct? >> well, it --

admiral mike mullen who served as chairman of the joints chief of staff under the bush and obama administrations had this to say about climate change. and i quote, whatever the root cause, climate change's potential impacts are sobering and far-reaching. glaciers are melting at a faster rate causing water supplies to diminish in asia, rising sea levels could lead to a mass migration and displacement similar to what we saw in pakistan's 2010 floods. the national intelligence council's report global trends 2030 made similar observations. their report states, many developing and fragile states such as subsaharan africa face increasing strains from resource constraints and climate change pitting different tribal and ethnic groups against one another and accentuating the various identities. climate change, clean air, clean water and fighting lake contamination aren't partisan issues. we don't only have these issues in red states or blue states. they are universal. and the american people expect us to make sure the head of the agency charged with safeguarding these vital public health priorities will

we have chef shamus mullen. and chloe of by chloe, here for fun in the sun.d these are green eggs without the ham. going to put in some spinach and buzz it all up. put on the blend function here. put the power on. you can go smoothie function to get it nice and green. and this is what you get. you get a nice egg pure here. and there's a little butter. i'm going to add it in like that. what i'm going to do is add some minced kale. >> a little more green. >> more greens. healthy greens. and chia seeds. and pop it in the oven for about 12 minutes. >> that's terrific. take it with you. put it in the lunchbox. cho chloe, what do you have? >> you want to break up and eat ice cream for breakfast. we have frozen bananas. if you want to add some blueberries. i'm going to add raw almond butter. a lilt bit of almond milk. i use a food processor. foops. there you go. and you get this. >> you put it in the freezer? >> you put it in the freezer or eat it right away. instead of sprinkles and chocolate chips, we're going a granola and fruit. >> thank you so much. that is --

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in addition to these problems, former joint chiefs of staff chairman michael mullen and experts from the heritage foundation to the brookings institution warn that the national debt crisis is a serious threat to national security. economists tell us that national debt above 90% of g.d.p. for a sustained period of time will lead to substantially slower economic growth and higher interest rates. the united states is now in the longest period in its history with the national debt above that toxic 90% level. not surprisingly since the recession ended in june 2009, the national debt has grown more than twice as fast and g.d.p. has grown less than half as fast as during the comparable period after previous recessions. it is no wonder to me and many others that more than two-thirds of americans say that their concern over the national debt is growing and more than three-quarters of americans say that the national debt should be among congress's top three priorities. the national debt was once such a top priority, in fact america's founders were so determined to avoid debt that their commitm