simplify the business of life. >>> oh, some big drama tonight on "ncis."as to bail his own dad out of jail. >> sir this is officer mitchell, howard county pd. jackson gibbs is your father? >> yeah. >> i'm afraid there's been an incident. >> two weeks from now the newest "ncis" cast member, emily wickersham, joins team gibbs. these are the first pics on set. we have five things you didn't know about emily at extratv.com. >>> one thing i know about emily, she hit the jackpot, getting a role on "ncis." >>> one thing you did know, however, about "chicago fire's" taylor kinney, he wasn't kids. and lots of them. >> yeah. aj's with taylor in chicago, talking babies and a possible cameo from his girlfriend, lady gaga. >> hey, guys, on the set of "chicago fire" with taylor kinney. taylor's tv baby drama times two, growing even more complicated. >> the due date shod be the first week in november. >> has all that baby stuff put babies in your mind at all? >> actually down the road, yes, i want abroad, i want a team. >> how do you think you and gaga, how would you be

caring for you and your eyes since 1961. >>> one week from today, emily wickersham joins "ncis" as emilybut act gibbs has two new issues tonight, starting with a suspect with an interesting al by. >> that girl was killed, i was 35 miles away, stabbing a guy to death. >> oh. well, the othe issue, a lawyer who can't and won't help out. >> she knows her client's al by. she can't tell us. >> give me something to work with here. >> tough figure this one out on your own, gibbs. >> that's tonight on cbs. > well, hollywood couples take notice, not every split has to be a nasty drag-out fight. >> her first cover shoot since her spliwith orlando bloom, miranda kerr is stripping down for "self" magazine and gives us a glimpse into why the two broke up, saying hapness is a choice we make and why not make the choice that makes you feel better rather than the one that drags you down? poignant stuff there from miranda. >> absolutely. while miranda is back on the market, is lindsay lohan off it? gossip girl has the scoop. >> gossip girl here. they say celebrities never sleep, except with each other. i'v

. >> they have characters that are solid older characters, ted danson on csi, mark harman on ncis. bill wyman, great to have you with us. thanks for joining us. the show may be over, but the conversationons on the website aljazeera.com/considerthis. see you next time. . . >>> a major shift of power in the senate. democrats drop the so-called nuclear option - preventing republicans from filibustering, blocking presidential nominations >> uncertainty in afghanistan. surprise comments from afghan president hamid karzai may jeopardise a deal to keep u.s. troops in the country. >> an 85-year-old u.s. war veteran detained in north korea. he is a tourist, not threat. >> the president has been shot, they are bringing him to the emergency rooms >> two surgeons called in to

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. >> they have characters that are solid older characters, ted danson on csi, mark harman on ncis. bill wyman, great to have you with us. thanks for joining us. the show may be over, but the conversationons on the website aljazeera.com/considerthis. see you next time. >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> hello and welcome to this al jazeera news hour. over the course of the next 60 minutes these are the world's top stories: further confrontation in cairo. [ gunfire ] >>> in syria, facing a desperate fight to avoid defeat, six of the biggest rebel groups say they will merge.

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what i know is between nci s and the fbi, we have the national insider threat task force who has the objective of taking that order and breaking it down to the various government industry levels. again, we can touch base off- line and maybe point you in the direction of somebody who might be able to better answer that. yes. that's an unclassified e-mail. >> what about addressing nonintentional insider threat in terms of knowledge transfer from things like e-mail phishing a dropped usb memory stick? >> we are addressing the issue. what i predominantly focus on are the malicious insiders. we certainly have numerous processes in place to deal with spearfishing and individuals who are attacking our people that translates into the insider threat piece but i cannot really touch base or talk about that in this forum. sorry. ok. thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> friday marks 50 years since the assassination of president john f. kennedy. your calls remembering the day during "washington jou

[captioning made possible by friends of nci] >> i'm miranda esmonde-white.thank you for joining me for a "classical stretch" workout here in cozumel, mexico. cozumel is an amazing island right on the largest reef in the western hemisphere. and you can actually get in a submarine and go and look at the marine life in the submarine. it's a fantastic area if you're a marine lover. you can have many, many amazing experiences. okay. so, deep breathe. we're going to start. this is going to be a workout to strengthen your spine and help in a little weight loss. so, start warming your body up, bend those knees side to side. so, we're going to kick. are you ready? kick one leg four times. 2, 3 and 1, 2, 3, 4, change, 1, 2, 3, 4, change, one. and you can--you should be getting a little stretch in your hips. straight front, 3, 4, change your legs, 1, 2, 3, across again, one. now lift the arm up. change your legs, 1, 2, 3, 4. both arms up, down, same leg, 4, change, 1, 2, 3, 4. kick to the back, one, four times each leg. change, 1, 2, 3, arms up, 2, 3, 4, 2, 3. start ag

[captioning made possible by friends of nci] >> i'm miranda esmonde-white.hank you for joining me here in sunny mexico near playa del carmen in this beautiful, beautiful terrace. so, we're starting with a warm-up as usual. and the warm-up is to warm up every muscle, every joint, ligaments, tendons, the works, and to get the blood circulating. so, the more you move and the more you will--relaxed you are while you're moving, the better a warm-up you're going to get. people misunderstand what's the purpose of a warm-up. what you need to do is get the rotation happening in your spine, make sure you're deep-breathing, and pump the blood out of your body using your legs or start pumping the blood around your body, not out--around. so, the more you use those legs, it circulates. one arm, a little figure eight. you draw a little figure eight and use the momentum of a relaxed arm to twist along your spine. just check out in a mirror that you're actually rotating because some people stay really stiff and think they're rotating. okay, change sides and dig in to the sho

[captioning made possible by friends of nci] >> i'm miranda esmonde-white. welcome to a "classical stretch" workout here in sunny jamaica. isn't it gorgeous? look at that water. it's so refreshing. right after doing my exercises, you know where you'll find me--in there. wish you could join me, but the next best thing is your own bathtub. ok, warming up, bend those knees, circle. circle the arms. you're just trying to get the blood to flow into the extremities. that warms your body up, prepares it to exercise. and if you contract your muscles, the blood stops flowing. that's why we do a warm up with relaxed muscles. that's where you circle the arms, ok, and pump those legs. but don't pump them with a contracted muscle. ok, change sides. just very easy rotations. and the other direction. ok. just move your wrists around. in the other direction. very relaxed shoulders. up and around. and... keep going. let's do the other direction. ok, now, let's get some blood flowing and some synovial fluid into the hips. so just sweep one leg across but very relaxed. keep go

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[captioning made possible by friends of nci] >> i'm miranda esmonde-white.hank you for joining me in cozumel, mexico for a "classical stretch" workout. the island was named when the mayans arrived in cozumel and discovered thousands of sparrows, and so they called it "place of the sparrows" because that's what it is in the mayan language. and still today it's covered in thousands of sparrows and many other exotic birds. it's really beautiful. 4 just simple arm moves 6, 7, change your arms and 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, change your arms. now, we're going to do two, 1, 2, a big circle all the way around. 1, 2, big circle the other way all the way around. 1, 2, big circle, stop and 1, 2, big circle, change your arms. 1, 2, big circle and other side. 2, big circle, staying nice and relaxed, deep, deep plies and 1, 2, big circle. now with both arms 2, big circle and 1, 2, big circle, 1, 2, big circle. last one. now, for the feet, just isolate the toes from the ankles 1, 2, you're isolating the toes, ankles, ankles, toes, toes, really important to work through every joi

[captioning made possible by friends of nci] >> a new generation of arab americans are making their markactress alia shawkat is best known for her role on "arrested development." now she's a rising independent film star. mariem masmoudi is a college student trying to figure out how to merge her american and tunisian identities and have an impact on both societies. and dj "ace" montaser is a popular late-night voice on detroit's airwaves after serving as a u.s. marine. 23-year-old alia shawkat's acting pedigree matches her eclectic background. she's an american of iraqi descent on her father's side and irish and norwegian on her mother's. alia can play a rebellious palestinian-american teenager, as she did in the 2009 indie film "amreeka," just as convincingly as her roles in cult favorites like "whip it" and "arrested development." >> the drive from l.a. to here is, like, smell of the desert all of a sudden reminds me of home. my family, that always means home, i guess. where my family is. my name is alia shawkat, and i am a person, a human being. i'm almost 23. i live in california. and

[captioning made possible by friends of nci] >> i'm miranda esmonde-white. thank you for joining me in cozumel, mexico in the chankanaab nature park. i'm standing in a calendar garden, which has got exact replicas of calendars that are literally thousands of years old from the aztecs, the mexica, and the mayan cultures and they'll give you these--you'll see some of these calendars behind me, but they're all around. it's absolutely fascinating and you can find the originals in museums around the world. so, let's start with a warm-up. deep breathe, use your legs, and you're going to start moving the hips because we want to get deep stretches into those hips. you're going to just shift your weight in a circle, so, like, draw a circle with those knees. we're going to draw a circle the other direction. rotate your knees. so, just down and up and just move around and then you're going to just slap your body. so, just relax those arms, fling them easily around your body. a little tai chi warm-up for the spine. i love this one, which is very, very easy. just let tho

. >> reporter: three other navy officials commander jose sanchez, command e commander mid ncis agent john bellveau. there was services provided like tugboats and fuel for u.s. navy ships when they pulled in to ports throughout the pacific. he allegedly used insider information provided by the accused officers to overbe ill the navy by billions of dollars and to monitor attempts by investigators to uncover the scheme. francis was arrested in september and has been held without bail ever since. the navy refuses to confirm he is cooperating with investigators, but admits more officers are expected to be implicated in the scandal. >> stunning, david. thank you. >>> in pakistan a top terrorist leader is reported dead this morning. he was apparently shot dead last night on the outskirts of islamabad. his death is seen as a serious blow to the network which has targeted american troops in afghanist afghanistan. progress in the nuclear talks is under threat this morning. elizabeth palmer is in london. elizabeth, good morning. >> well, the negotiators certainly tried hard. they were at it unt

reporter: three other navy officials commander jose sanchez, command erer commander mislewicz and ncis agent john bellveau. there was services provided like tugboats and fuel for u.s. navy ships when they pulled in to ports throughout the pacific. he allegedly used insider information provided by the accused officers to overbe ill the navy by billions of dollars and to monitor attempts by investigators to uncover the scheme. francis was arrested in september and has been held without bail ever since. the navy refuses to confirm he is cooperating with investigators, but admits more officers are expected to be implicated in the scandal. >> stunning david. thank you. >>> in pakistan a top terrorist leader is reported dead this morning. he was apparently shot dead last night on the outskirts of islamabad. his death is seen as a serious blow to the network which has targeted american troops in afghanistan afghanistan. progress in the nuclear talks is under threat this morning. elizabeth palmer is in london. elizabeth, good morning. >> well the negotiators certainly tried hard. they were at

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i went and i'm quoting, i went to an ncis investigator who questioned me about the day i was attacked and after hearing my testimony told me that i would have to take a lie detector test to ensure that i was not filing falsely. i agreed to it. but i was never asked anything by my investigator again. my chain of command made it very clear that they preferred my attacker, who was a platoon leader, and supported him through everything. when i graduated from the school and went on to my duty station in san diego, california, my new chain of command tried to help me find out what had happened in my case as i had not heard about it for several months. a few weeks passed before we found that my paperwork had been mishandled and i was told that nothing could be done and my attacker would go out to the fleet. eventually it was found that he had sexually assaulted several other women and he was administratively separated from the corps, not just and not given a dishonorable discharge. her remarks say more than i ever could about the need for enacting the military justice improvement act. the re

what i know is between nci ex-and the fbi and the national task force who has the objective of takingthat executive order and breaking it down to the various government industry levels. again we can touch base off-line and make the point you in the direction of somebody who might be able to better answer that. yes, an unclassified e-mail. >> addressing the nonintentional insider threat in terms of knowledge from say things like e-mail fishing or dropped. [inaudible] >> we have -- we are addressing the issue. what i predominately focus on are those malicious insiders. we certainly have numerous processes in place to deal with spearfishing and individuals who are attacking our people that translates into the insider threat piece but i can't really touch base or talk about that in this forum. ..

during the process of then trying to determine whether or not we are innocent or guilty with a full ncisnterkasis involved that were unorthodox. >> how did the military treat you while you were waiting for your court-martial? >> i wouldn't say the military as a whole. the leadership at the time treated us very poorly. one example would be as soon as we got there we were stripped of our weapons and gear, told we had to live in basically an area where the iraqi workers lived. we had to constantly go and get food, bring it back to the cafeteria, clean up after them, stay on watches. all that stuff is not really all that bad unless you're in a position like we were as in really worked hard to be a seal. >> particularly this guy who you -- he didn't wind up dead. he wound up captured. he was the butcher of volusia. famously, this was the guy who killed four of our american contractors over there. this was just about as bad a guy as they got. >> absolutely. not only was he responsible for that incident, but he's killed probably hundreds and hundreds of iraqis as well. and was ultimately found

it was ncis that took the lead, and we believe they're holding people's feet to the fire and that's the right thing to do. >> george, since the company and its c.e.o. who are implicated in this case have been doing business with the u.s. navy for some 25 years. i mean, there is a constant drip, drip, drip, an endless stream of naval officers that will end up on the dock? >> nick, the short answer is i don't know. it's an ongoing investigation and i'm not privy to the details of that law enforcement investigation. under the -- ve >> under a cloud. budget uncertainty, sequestration -- [laughter] >> the department, you, spokesperson, sequestration and continuing resolution, there's a perception that continuing resolution, if it goes through, would be less damaging than sequestration, can you walk through some of the tangible impacts of the continuing resolution, specifically on the industrial base and contracts, procurements, r&d contracts that affect companies around the country? >> thanks, tony. first, fud told me i'd -- if you had told me i'd still be talking about sequestration and thi