and that forces nicholson to grab his jersey and bring him to the ground. elinger.ow it is a tough situation. >> second and 20. they've got to double cover colin johnson. he's the wide receiver for the top of the your screen. gallagher looking for johnson. over the middle. first down. >> johnson ran a great route. caught that in heavy traffic. marshal brings him down >> i have no ideas why they didn't double cover him. they had two usc player playing no one down low and johnson was working deep. great throw by elinger >> 7 catches 191 yards. >> first down. looking over the middle. caught. lorenzo jones lost his footing. if not he could have jogged in the end zone >> he slipped and fell down. he had the touchdown. >> he's going to walk in and he just loses the left foot. he goes down to the ground, but he does get a first down. it will be first and goal here coming up. >> at the 3-yard line. chris warren in the back field. in motion. gallagher sprints up. looks. back. throws. wide open. touchdown longhorns. what an answer from texas and sam ehlinger. here's bluer the

but you know as it has been requested by the secretary general and general nicholson. for them to take forced to. take part in training and support of our forces. i want. thing from all departments or country especially dr abdullah to create. environment to achieve our goals. and i want to thank them for creating that environment. especially. to the people of afghanistan who have always carried. their main burden on their shoulder and also the sacrifices they have made. and also the the patience that they have shown. and also they have all of them supported the constitution afghanistan's taliban and other terrorist groups. during the five things they've used our our people as their human shields. the main job of our security forces is to take there are people. i have. instructed all our security forces that during their their security operations they have to prioritize the protecting the lives of the civilians. the international forces for training our security forces. to evaluate the situation and their priority should be to protect our people. the four year long. str

montae nicholson picks off derek carr in the second play of the game. the redskins turned that into 7 points, and never looked back. washington wins 27-10. here is kirk cousins after the game. cousins had a he threw for 365 yards and three touchdowns. emotions running high as congress battles over healthcare. coming up republican sponsers taking new action this morning-- to solidify support. but is it already too late? weakening; moving north off the east coast - maria brings us clouds midweek; rough surf along the coast - big cool-down by the very warm. highs: 86-90 winds: e 5-10 mph tonight: clear to partly cloudy. mild. lows: 64-70 winds: e 5 mph tuesday: mostly cloudy. still warm. highs: 80-84 winds: ne 5-10 mph coming up-- buried alive. survivors share mexico, after they were trapped inside a collapsed building. their amazing story.. coming up. obamacare repeal bill today. under the plan, more health care dollars would be given to the states of key g-o-p holdouts. but the bill's chance of passage remains bleak. stephanie ramos has more. happening r

patrick -- very ahay and tris ton nicholson. page with the snap. we have seen two snaps surprise ehlinger. they lost one as a fumble. and there shackel ford didn't even budge >> first and 15. gallagher with time. down the field? incomplete! no flag. intended for lorenzo jones. >> jack jones was in coverage. great coverage down the field. now jack jones has his eyes all over the football and just get tangled up with the feet. excellent no call by the officials. you see that ball was perfectly thrown. but lorenzo joe was ann able to keep his feet >> second and 5 at the 25. gallagher. deep again. and jackson. got it! it's at the 30! johnson! texas with hope! 2:04 to go. >> that's been the offense for texas. finding colin johnson. why not. 6 '6, 220. working against jones 5 '11". that's a mismatch. johnson is able to bring it down. his ability to catch that 50/50 ball >> six catches 170 yards. first and 10 at the usc 28. down by four. >> the true freshman making plays. play action. gallagher. in the end zone-- incomplete. and colin johnson with hope >>

he played the nicholson part before nicholson on broadway. mr. carmichael: harold and i have had some email correspondence, but we have a framework. the last email i received from wrote, nothing taboo. legal counsel at gettysburg college, and that gives me just enough to knock down the door. eal: --michael mr. holzer: i will check with hunter college. mr. carmichael: let's go to queens new york. tell us a little bit about the important assignment you received in fifth grade. mr. holzer: i should say i feel honored and grateful to you to be here. i was here when you introduce this series. i was in this audience when james mcpherson was in the chair. very moving to be occupying that symbolic space. me time to think about my childhood in queens. i went to a progressive a middley school -- school as we would call it now -- it was offering a sophisticated library. our teacher came in with a hot pieces of paper, each of which contained the name of a famous person, all male, as i figured out when everyone stood in line. i stood in line to pick the name

skyfox was over the scene of this parking lot on nicholson lane, police have not identified the person and autopsy will be conducted to determine how that person died. >>> ♪ ♪. >>> it's not about black and white. it's about what we're being faced with. >> using sports platform to try to divide us. >> this is bigger than football >> they want to stand, that's their belief and their right >> they've gone through this journey to achieve this platform and this is their right to have something to say. >> if i don't stand who will and everybody should be stand for democracy >> is it okay to take a knee during the this has dominating the headlines following president trump's criticism of nfl players. more players and owners knelt before tonight's game. marina marraco is here with more on the cultural fire storm. >> the nfl national anthem protests continue. players knelt before the anthem, here's pictures from fox reporters in glendale for the game. a birds's eye view as a team including dallas cowboy owners, the cardinals took a knee, there were definitely boos. the second picture is one of

monti nicholson, another shoulder injury.lso questionable with the shoulder injury. scott: don't forget to tune into abc 7 sports sunday tonight. jampacked show, live report from fedex field, plus erin hawksworth in studio with lamont jordan breaking down the skins-raiders game. all the fun starts at 11:35 right here on abc 7. robert: the nfl. you saw what the ravens did earlier today with the protest. check out what the steelers did in chicago during the national anthem. they did not even come out of the locker room, except for one guy, a la hundred villanueva, who stood in the tunnel. that's because he played at army ended three tours in afghanistan. the party is here at fedex field. have a production? scott: i know the redskins don't necessarily have a good track record at primetime games, but knowing what is ahead at kansas city, i think the redskins will show up to play and win tonight. robert: he looks ready. scott: he looks scary. kimberly, back to you. kimberly: thanks so much for your reporting. mali has a final chec

marine lieutenant general lawrence nicholson is the highest-ranking u.s. military officer on okinawa. he says today's global threats make the mission here as relevant as ever. >> we have china, north korea, russia and the violent extremism that is occurring today in mindanao of the philippines. the location here, a couple hundred miles south of japan, puts us centrally located to be able to respond quickly-- very, very quickly-- to a korean scenario from here to a defense of all of our allies. >> reporter: okinawa's location within two hours' flight time to the korean peninsula, three hours to russia, make it both vulnerable and valuable to the u.s. >> certainly, we're concerned about the longer-range missiles. kim jong un has launched more missiles in his short time than his father and grandfather combined. so, the obsession with weaponizing and delivering nuclear weapons has caused us significant concern. >> reporter: japan shares the burden of the costs of u.s. deployment. it pays the u.s. $1.7 billion a year for the protection, about one-third of the $

i spoke to your colleague in the uk mark nicholson a couple of days ago.do. helping people to recover in the initial days and weeks after an event like this. you bet. shelter box is a shelter and a solution organisation. we have a number of different options. depending on what best meets the needs of the community. providing emergency shelter. we are part of the process to permanent shelter. we addressed the emergency needs. there could be tents, lighting, solar power, water purification. thank you for your time. we are seeing on reuters that president trump has spoken to the governors of alabama georgia and south carolina, and tennessee about hurricane irma today. those states suffering to the north of florida. they may suffer in fact. predictions that as it travels across florida, irma will lose some of its strength. there may be some impact in those states. president trump speaking to the governors of alabama, georgia, tennessee and south carolina. the plenty more of our website. the tuc general warned against the kamikaze brexit. saying that britain sh

raiders intercepted by the rookie, montae nicholson, forcing three turnovers and four sacked offense.edskins cash in with kirk cousins and his favorite new target, chris thompson. the fourth tb of the season for number 25. he had 188 total yards on the night, thompson did. redskins win it 27-10, they are now 2-1. more later on news4 at 11:00. we will go inside the locker room for their reaction. >> hang with us just a minute. we want to get back with you in just a first, tonight's game, the start of the game, redskins released a statement over the controversy of the an them and released a prayer and the sacrifice of the military. football has always brought people together. they said football has always served to bring teams together. we invite you to say what you think on the team's statement. we invite you to go there now and chime in. >> the political football over the national anthem almost overshadowed today. we were getting reports what the redskins and raiders weren't going to do. turns out the raiders wanted to skip the anthem all together and stay inside the locker room. beca

was a spinoff from a g, a navyed ja military show, which was sort of based on that tom cruise-jack nicholson. i am blanking on it. david: a few good men. leslie: thank you. courtroom drama, jag, and we were successful with csi, so we took the jag formula and made it into a procedural drama. now we have spun ncis off twice, like we did with csi. david: what about the big bang? leslie: that came from chuck , who we chuck lurie worked with on two and a half men. he came to us with that idea and we put it on the air and it has been a success since. david: let's talk about evening news shows. when we were growing up, people would watch the evening news and then it went to 30 minutes from 50 minutes and now there are so many news sources. are they still as relevant as they were? leslie: the three network evening news combined are watched still by 23 million, 24 million a night. that's not nearly what it used wase when walter cronkite doing it, where it was the only source of news. what you say is absolutely valid. people are getting their news all day long. i think the 6:30 news now gives you furt

leslie: it was the spinoff of a navy military show which was based on that tom cruise-jack nicholsonfew good men. becameom drama, and this , we had been successful with formulawe took the jag and made it into a procedural drama, and now we have spun it off like we did with csi. david: what about the big bang theory? chuck: that came from lori, who we had worked with on two and a half men, created that show and came to us with that idea and we put it on the air and it has been a success ever since. david: let's talk about your evening news shows. when i was growing up, people would watch 50 minutes, then 30 minutes, but now people have so many news sources, are they still as relevant as they were? leslie: the three evening network news combined are watched by 23 million to 24 million a night. that is not near what it used to doing italter cronkite where it was the only source of news. what you say is valid. people are getting their news all day long. the six: 30 news now gives you further insight into the news as opposed to just reporting the news. i think they do well. they do better

spinoff of a show called "jag," a navy military show, which was sort of based on that tom cruise, jack nicholsonblanking on it. david: a few good men. leslie: thank you. courtroom drama, navy doing it, that was "jag," and this became, you know, we had been obviously successful with "c.s.i.," so we took the "jag" formula, made it into a procedural drama. and now we've spun if the ncis" off twice. david: what about "big bang theory," where did that come from? leslie: that came from chuck lorre, who worked on "two and a half men," created shoo that show and came to us with that idea, and we put it on the air, and it's been a success ever since. david: let's talk about the evening news shows. when i was growing up, when you were growing up, people would watch 15 minutes of evening news, then it went to 30 minutes. but now people have so many news sources, do that many people watch the evening news shows? are they still relevant? leslie: the three network evening news combined are watched still by 23 million, 24 million a night. that's not nearly what it used to be when walter cronkite and huntley an

strategic and unflappable leadership at nato has been key to this opportunity our nato commander general nicholson has earned the trust and admiration of the afghans and the international community while leading the thirty nine partner nations of nato as resolute support mission each nation stands united with their fellows and their support and we will not abandon afghanistan to a merciless enemy trying to kill its way to power. president ghani our renewed commitment here today is not only grounded in our shared security concerns it is also grounded in our confidence in you in chief a doula chief executive ability demonstrated leadership in your efforts to unite afghanistan under a government of national unity i first met chief executive ability in the pangea valley over ten years ago and i'm confident here today that your friend that his friend ahmed shah masood spirit stand with us today because of what he represented to an afghanistan pulling together president ghani forming a unified government among so many constituencies following the first democratic transition in afghanistan and history wh

we can speak now to mark nicholson from the aid charity shelter box. thanks forjoining us.u do. shelter box is a rapid response charity, based in the uk, but we've got 17 affiliates around the world now. we have deployed to the caribbean very often. we are specialists in emergency shelter, after natural disasters like this or indeed during conflicts. and i understand that a tea m conflicts. and i understand that a team has arrived in what is the regional hub of panama. what are going to be their first priorities? well, we go to panama because that is the united nations aid base for the gulf of mexico and the caribbean area. we always have aid prepositioned and stored there. indeed we have 2,000 kits ready to go. what we'll be doing, what our tea m go. what we'll be doing, what our team of four will be doing over the next couple of days is talking to all the other relief agencies, including the red cross and un and making their decisions as to where the greatest need will be. the interesting conundrum here, as you've just reported, is that not only has irma laid waste to so

mcmaster general madis general nicholson it's a different team i think they recognize some of the problems and want to fix them and the training program can be fixed according to michael o'hanlon the taliban has gained perhaps ten percent of the nation's territory in the time since nato pete back in the early part of obama's second term or towards the end of his first term and the trend line is therefore in the wrong direction needs to be reversed but i would not say that the military and police have proven themselves incapable of battlefield success they've actually held on to most of the country president guy is predicting he will have control over more than eighty percent of his country in four years time. report says if he's going to reach that goal the u.s. is going to have to change the way it's been trying to win the longest war in its history. al-jazeera washington the intense scenes on the streets of paris where thousands of people are protesting against president emanuel micros labor reforms. police used tear gas to disperse crowds after some started throwing rocks and other obje

skyfox was over the scene of a parking lot on nicholson lane, police have not identified the person, an autopsy will be conducted to determine how that person died. >>> an emotional day and night for family friends of teenager shot last week in the district where a gunman shot and kill 16-year-old zaire kelly. this was second vigil. a number of people spoke teachers an team mate >> prepare for the next level. i know zaire would want you to. i know zaire would want each of you to work hard as you go to the next level of education. >> he finally done. two hands. he had two hands but that was his last dunk. >> police say kelly was killed in a botched robbery attempt. the gunman tried to hold up the teenager but kelly fault back and stabbed gills. he pulled out a gun and shot kelly. gills also died. >>> it was another day of summer like weather. question is how long is that going to last >> i don't want to know i'm enjoying it. what's latest >> stay in the moment. in the moment today, we were up to about 91 degrees which is more typical of what we might see in the middle part of august.

tough start for the raiders -- second play of the game -- montae nicholson picks him off. cousins and washington don't waste anytime -- he connects with chris thompson for a 22-yard touchdown. and carr wasn't done turning the ball over -- second quarter... carr goes deep -- same result... kendall fuller comes up with the ball... carr not too happy on the sideline third quarter -- washington kept rolling... cousins fires deep to josh docston for a 52-yard bomb... washington score 21 unanswer points... the raiders defense allowed 472 total yards same quarter -- oakland catch a break -- jamison crowder muffles the ball... raiders recover the ball at washinton's 18... marquett king was loving it carr responds quickly -- hits jared cook... cook breaks the plane -- the raiders are on the board 21-7 but the redskins offense was just too much -- thompson splits oakland defense apart with a 74 yard gain washington wins 27-10 the raiders leave d-c with their first loss of the season "i think as a whole our guys played well, but i have to be better you put it all on me. e

derek carr putting a little too much under this ball, picked off by nicholson.nd change into the game, kirk cousins to thompson. raiders down 7-0. more of that in the second quarter. almost a perfect game for cousins, too threw a strike to vernon davis. a 14-0 hole for the raiders as they went to the locker room. and then cousins lets it fly, and that's a 52-yard score. the raidishes did get a short field after a fumble, and took advantage on this carr to cook pass. cook gets in at the pylon. the raiders need a stop, butkusens again goes to thompson, who has nothing but green grass in front of him. thompson was stopped short of the end zone, but that sets on field goal. 150 yards receiving for thompson on six catches. carr intercepted twice, and nothing for lynch to dance about this week. oakland loses for the first time this season 27-10. del rio on the night in the nation's capital. >> we definitely took one on the chin today. as i told our team, it starts with me. i've got to be better. we'll all take a look at ourselves week what we can do better. several bi

skytrak7 over the scene on nicholson lane. no other det q: hello.come to this week edition of the "7 on your side" fighting back wall of justice. i'm q mccray. a look at the wall of justice. five fugitives two of them are new. one of them has a problem taking care of children. williams is facing assault with a deadly weapon and burglary charges. henry is wanted for strangulation. carlos montoya is facing assault and child abuse charges. in calvert county, westmoreland wanted for child neglect and watson is facing attempted robbery and burglary charges. >> put the wall of justice in motion. henry, and he has no problems putting his hand on a woman. >> he was involved with a victim who was a he put his hand around her neck and tried to choke her. >> the woman was his girlfriend. june 28. he is wanted for strangulation. if you have information about henry contact the prince william county police. "7 on your side" fighting back against crime. i'm q mccray. >> i can tell you right now the man is not welcome to washington, d.c. he is not. >> he is not the

. >> first selfie nicholson ever took. >>> fast food is become, fashionable, so they mix it up all together so taco bellies latest, forever 21, get ready for taco earrings, accessory, body suits, and put a burrito on your back side, taco honor behind. hot sauce. >> so yesterday on good day, around 8:30 karen hepp made her famous chile, right. >> how did that turnout. >> it was a fail, i didn't no salt. >> so here's how it all went down, this was a cook off. >> um-hmm. >> who judged you. >> it was judges from held kitchen. lets take a look please present your food, whatever you decide, do you want to put it here. >> it is turkey chile. >> okay, come over here. >> this is turkey chile and i cannot make it too spicy so i have all these kid and i made it for dinner. >> are you praised for thisy thought i was but my husband told me he didn't think mine was best and he loved the one from the super bowl. he said all i do is just chuck cans of stuff into that. >> he did not say that. >> he did say that. >> he is in the dog house. >> are y'all tasting it. >> what was that a c minus. >> be gordon ram

. >> dj, nicholson up front with our defensive line men, zac brown on the big play i mean, wow. >> niceget the sac too, first round draft pick comes in and makes the impact. what did you feel as far as the tone? what changed this week from the first two weeks where it was flatter. last night it was like, look, prime time games has not been the strong suit of this team >> we've lost them all but for a couple years. >> what was different from last night. >> there was a players only meeting called by dj swearinger and it happened on tuesday and he said something to the team and we saw it manifest on the film -- on the field last night. >> seemed like from the get go, too, this was not the skins team that takes the early lead and then gets a little soft, allows the other team back into the game. last night they took the lead and they were like don't mess with us. >> we were clicking on all cylinders. the two fumbles we saw happen that's william oakland got their points off the turnovers but everything else we were moving in the right direction. >> you were at fedex field last night for the

now, this is on nicholson lane in rockville. to give you perspective, we're talking about white flint park, metro station. just in the last 15 minutes, they found a body unresponsive in that car. they called the police that area taped off. several police cars surrounding that area. the person is dead. it is still way too early to know how that happened. i think right now they would be looking possibly -- looking through their records to see if there are any missing persons cases in montgomery county. again, police there on the scene. we'll keep monitoring it and as soon as we get more information we'll be sure to bring it to you. ♪ and the rockets red glare ♪ >> more protests like this one expected during monday night football tonight. nfl players banding together against the president after his criticism of players who kneel during the national anthem. it is not just football. this is a debate that is consuming the sports world. today wizards guard bradley beale had harsh words for the president. >> to me you're a clown. like y

. >> reporter: marine lieutenant general lawrence nicholson is the highest-ranking u.s.tary officer on okinawa. he says today's global threats make the mission here as relevant as ever. >> we have china, north korea, russia and the violent extremism that is occurring today in mindanao of the philippines. the location here, a couple hundred miles south of japan, puts us centrally located to be able to respond quickly. >> reporter: okinawa's location-- within two hours flight time to the korean peninsula, three hours to russia-- make it both vulnerable and valuable to the u.s. >> yang: that's saturday. and we'll be back, right here, on monday. that's the newshour for tonight. i'm john yang. have a great weekend. thank you and good night. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> bnsf railway. >> supporting social entrepreneurs and their solutions to the world's most pressing problems-- skollfoundation.org. >> the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions a

mcmaster general mattis general nicholson it's a different team i think they recognize some of the problems and want to fix it and the training program can be fixed according to michael o'hanlon the taliban has gained perhaps ten percent of the nation's territory in the time since nato pete back in the early part of obama's second term or towards the end of his first term and the trend line is therefore in the wrong direction needs to be reversed but i would not say that the military and police have proven themselves incapable of battlefield success they've actually held on to most of the country president guy is predict. and he will have control over more than eighty percent of his country in four years' time this report says if he's going to reach that goal the u.s. is going to have to change the way it's been trying to win the longest war in its history political again al-jazeera washington. mexico's president says he believes there could be people still alive in ten collapsed buildings after tuesday's earthquake but hope is fading in the nation's capital it's been three days since the q

president obama had a group of people, marvin nicholson and his trip director, reggie love who was hish him for years. and it gave him comfort to have familiar people around him. now what we've seen is the chief of staff john kelly have come in and a number of people have left in quick succession he is trying to impose a rational structure on the white house which from the beginning it has lacked. and the question from the beginning is how will the president tolerate this new culture. now you have one of his closest and longest aides leaving and it will be interesting to see who whether that just exacerbates his feeling of isolation. >> maggie haberman, david axelrod, david gergen, thanks very much. >>> when we come back, an update on a story that we brought you last night. the houston dad of seven who played a waterlogged piano in his flooded out home to show his son that the 35piano was still . the video has inspired people around the world. now musician vanessa carlton wants to help his family and she'll tell us her plan next. u t out of every one of them. only proprietary tempur ma

back in 2001, mary lynn, and kitty nicholson, who are sitting right here in the front, wave your hands, removed the declaration from its case and gave the beloved document its first conservation treatment in 50 years. mary lynn was chief of conservation at the national archives and kitty was deputy chief of conservation. their hands are the last to have touched the historic document. it's now my pleasure to introduce our two guest speakers this afternoon, danielle allen, university professor, and director of the edmund j. saffer center for ethics at harvard university. a political theorist who published broadly in democratic theo theory, political ceasociology history of political thought. known for her work on justice and citizenship, allen is the author of several books inclu including "our declaration." 2001 macarthur. and the society of american historians. she's also a contributing columnist for the "washington post." emily sneff, resource manager of the declaration resources project in the center for american studies at harvard university, responsible for administration, research

this time it will be a netflix series about nurse rachett, who tortures jack nicholson's character ining a villain and marks the first time murphy has partnered with a streaming outlet like netflix. i feel i talk a lot about netflix buying really great programming. some interest there. "ratchet" starts production in 2018 after "american crime story" this one based on hurricane katrina. i think they like each other. >> i think so. >> good work. >> they work beautifully together. looking forward to that and two very nice people. >>> then finally, netflix again. [ laughter ] hi, netflix. they have plans to debut a new music reality show with john legend, our friend, john, behind the scenes as a producer. this is a reality show called "rhythm and flow." and focuses on hip-hop and soul and recruiting new musicians. judges have net to be announced. this would be netflix's second big entree into reality shows. joining the likes of abc's "american idol." their first foray was called "the ultimate beast master" if you haven't heard of it. looking forward to john getting into another genre. [ a

president obama had a group of people, marvin nicholson and reggie love who was his body men who werer years and it gave him comfort to have familiar people around him. now what we've seen is the chief of staff john yekelly have comen and and i a -- a number of people have left in quick succession and the question from the beginning is how will the president tolerate this new culture. now you have one of his closest and longest aides leaving and it will be interesting to see who wl that just exacerbated his feeling of isolation. >> maggie and david, thank you very much. >>> when we come back, an update on a story that we brought you last night. e houston dad of seven who played a waterlogged piano to show his son that the piano was still there. the video has inspired people around the world. now musician vanessa carlton wants to help his family and she'll tell us her plan next. it's the sears semi-annual blowout event! save 10 to 70% off on all clothing and shoes. and up to 70% off on outdoor life for him and simply styled for her! plus hot deals on jeans for kids, starting at 8.99. h

i asked him if he would work with general nicholson through the state department to provide my office or this committee a detailed, specific and written unclassified assessment of where the afghan government is falling short on these commitments and how kabul plans to address the short comings. the response i got was somewhat vague. i know he had a lot of questions to respond to and so forth. i still have confidence that he'll serve and serve well, which is why i support his nomination. we need to stay vigilant as a committee with respect to that issue moving forward. >> thank you, chairman. maybe before it comes to the floor you'll get a better response from him on that. someone else. >> i wish to record it as a no vote on the nominations related to mr. mnuchin. >> so ordered. >> thank you. >> anyone else? >> with that, we'll move to roll call votes individually. the first nomination will -- the first vote will be on mr. doug manchester to be ambassador to bahamas. >> mr. chairman, the bahamas is a transit country for illicit drugs bound for the united states which means that our amb

and i had a long conversation with general nicholson in nato over the weekend to make sure he had the same degree of congress. he is confident that he has the rules of engagement that allow him to engage any enemy that is a threat to the afghan government. our mission, coalition forces, or u.s. personnel. >> some of it reminiscent of our rules of engagement during the vietnam conflict? >> chairman, they may have been. i can assure you today that we have the rules of engagement necessary to advance our objectives in afghanistan and to protect the force as well. >> thank you. senator reed. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. thank you, general dunford. in response to the committee's pre-hearing policy questions, you indicated that iran is adhering to its obligations under the joint comprehensive plan of action, the jcpao, but you point out that they are engaged in extremely destabilizing activities in the region. missiles development, activities that can't be tolerated. going back to the jcpao. is it your view that it was designed to limit their nuclear capacity and is currently achie

like jack nicholson said you make me want to be a better imagine.kind of life and you make people want to be better that, that's big. >> host: any significance to seven men, seven women? i just think sentence looks nice on the cover.ha there was absolutely no significance. i don't know how we settled on seven. it just seemed an appropriate number. >> host: do you know, did charles colson have any conversations with richard nixon, had mon, ear lickman, mitchell, or dean, that whole gang, after he left the white house after his conversion? >> guest: he did try share this faith with all of them, at least with most of them. i don't remember details but i do know that he did share his faith with most of them when given the opportunity. some of them were very close to it, others not so much. i can't say more than that. >> host: good afternoon to jb in toledo. you're on booktv. >> caller: i've read a few succinct queriries. one, what presidents alive under hundred years materials sanctions? you said sanctions. and why? >> host: do you know the answer to th