but if you believe that small system can inject uncertainty into the mind of an adversary in north korea or iran, if you think our limited, imperfect system changes the thinking of north korea or iran, if you accept that, well, mr. president, how can you not apply those same rules and thinking to countering violent extremism? >> so this idea sounds good, but how do you carry it out in the field? how do you carry it out in practice? this is what some of the critics in the pentagon and other people said. how do you make this work? let me give a few examples from the book on how you make it work. again, these things are happening in the field as we write in the book, many of these things, the innovations are coming from the young military officials, officers, young analysts, people solving problems on the ground, not directed necessarily from washington or the higher headquarters from some place. let's take the example of thinking about deterrence in networks as thom mentioned. this is important because, again, the idea that you can have on the one end of the spectrum, suicide bombers, most of them

but if you believe that small system can inject uncertainty into the mind of an adversary in north korea or iran, if you think our limited imperfect system might change the thinking of north korea or iran, if you accept that deterrent, well mr. president how can you not applied those same rules of thinking to countering violent extremism? >> this is what some of the critics and the pentagon and other people were saying. how do you make this work? let me give you a few examples from our book and again a lot of things things are happening in the fields as we write in this book. many of these things the innovations are coming from the young military officials officers, young analyst, people who are trying to solve problems on the ground, not in direct from washington or higher headquarters. so let's take this example of thinking about deterrence and networks as thom it mentioned before. this idea of networks is really important because again, the idea that you can have on one end of the spectrum suicide bombers, probably most of them are not deterrable. although the government tried as we fight abo

program was rather harsh and court because the system is definitely meant not just against iran or north korea it is meant to compensate the russian nuclear. potential so i think that the american politicians of the people who work with the president of the united states now seek not the want to propose something to russia in order to satisfy the russian concerns but we can declarations are a good step forward but this is not enough. nato forces have given serves another twenty four hours to work out a compromise over the road barricades in northern kosovo if not it will act they were built in protest to kosovo and customs officials being close to true border crossings with serbia but the situations and a standstill to previous nato deadline to dismantle passing with no action from either side reports. the deadline starts by nato led peacekeepers in kosovo known as k. four has already been postponed twice following demands from communities leaders here in kosovo because of the ethnic minority in the most populated course they have been protesting against the custom and police officers. in the

because the system is definitely meant not just against iran or north korea it is meant to compensate us from new clear strategic potential so i seeing that the american politicians of the people who work with the president of the united states now seek. the warrant to propose something to russia in order to satisfy the russian concerns about them declarations are a good step forward but this is not enough. activist bruce gagne believes russia has reasonable grounds to be suspicious of the defense system the u.s. is out to militarily surround russia today these missile defense systems are part of u.s. first strike strategy there the shield that goes along with the first strike sword these systems are now being deployed not only will they be deployed in romania but the radar is going to be put into turkey the u.s. is now talking to georgia about putting one of these missile defense radars in georgia already the patriot third generation of patriot missile defense systems that have been deployed by the u.s. into poland and now they're being put on maybe aegis destroyer ships into the bla

because the system is definitely meant not just against iran or north korea it is meant to compensate the russian nuclear strategic potential so i seeing that the american politicians of the people who work with the president of the united states now seek an option the want to propose something to russia in order to satisfy the russian concerns about the declarations are a good step forward but this is not enough. well for more on the spread of the nato missile shield across europe there's no told to produce an activist for the space for peace movement against weapons a nuclear power of space i think i got that right there mark very good evening thank you for being on our say now in washington it does appear seems to be maneuvering around providing these legal guarantees of safety to russia that's important business the big question is therefore why. yeah and i i don't know i disagree with the the thought there is i disagree with the idea that the system is intended to also russian potential to deter the united states i think that's absolutely united states obviously you cannot milita

program was rather harsh and the court because this system is definitely meant not just against iran or north korea it is meant to compensate the russian nuclear strategic potential so i thing that the american politicians the people who work with the president of the united states now seek an option they want to propose something to russia in order to satisfy the russian concerns about them declarations are a good step forward but this is not enough. it's twenty one minutes past the hour a look now at some world news in brief for you british police have started the eviction of a community of travellers from the site where they've lived for more than a decade officers had to use riot gear and sledge hammers to overcome resistance from the residents and their supporters protesters chained themselves to the barricades and torched a mobile home as police moved in travellers say the eviction is ethnic cleansing while local authorities insist the site was established illegally. turkish forces have reportedly killed fifteen kurd rebels on the iraqi border after the country launched a military campaign op

, but if i, i don't think north korea and iran are perfectly responsible actors on the international stage. i don't think their leaders are perfectly predictable our rational orvolatile. but if i were a defense planner in the army of north korea or in the army of iran, i would be saying the way for us to deter aggression against us is to acquire a small nuclear deterrence to deter the mighty powers, most especially the united states. that's true even if the united states it's rid of all of its nuclear weapons. said this gets, and with this i will stop, but this gets to your fundamental rethinking. and i quote mikhail gorbachev in the book on this, who says happy to hear all this talk in american circles and elsewhere about nuclear abolition, but in less, says gorbachev, i'm paraphrasing, we fundamentally rethink the conventional, the overwhelming conventional military superiority of the united states, far beyond, says gorbachev, any reasonable security needs. will never convince any of the other countries of the world to go in a nuclear free direction. and then we'll end up with a world of 19 or 29 or 39 our nation's instead of nine. what then do you think th

program was rather harsh and court because the system is definitely meant not just against iran or north korea it is meant to compensate the russian nuclear strategic potential so i seeing that the american politicians the people who work with the president of the united states now seek an option the want to propose something to russia in order to satisfy the russian concerns but written declarations are a good step forward but this is not enough. ok well let's talk about this though now and talk to bruce kaye gallies the coordinator of the global network against weapons and nuclear power in space either thanks bill the program we had would constitute cost a charge for the say there that these written assurances were nice but not legally binding why won't washington give legally binding assurances to russia. because the u.s. is out to militarily surround russia today these missile defense systems are part of u.s. first strike strategy there the shield that goes along with the first strike sword these systems are now being deployed not only will they be deployed in romania but the radar is goin

program was rather harsh and court because this system is definitely meant not just against iran or north korea it is meant to compensate the russian nuclear strategic potential so i thing that the american politicians the people who work with the president of the united states now seek. they want to propose something to russia in order to satisfy the russian concerns about the written declarations are a good step forward but this is not enough. constantly talk to us there it's now coming up to twenty five minutes past ten at night here in moscow kate super sport soon and the build up to the second night of champions league football russian champions the need shakhtar are in ukraine barcelona chelsea arsenal ac milan also actions go all the details for you as catch up with the business before that they were newly is it now. thanks kevin and a very warm welcome to the business update rush and most of its c.i.s. paf must have agreed to create a free trade zone the simplified terms were achieved at a meeting of commonwealth prime ministers on tuesday the move could significantly increase trade bet

such as iran and north korea but moscow has been sounding the alarm saying that the system could be a potential threat to its national security because it's planned that it will be able to intercept or warm a range ballistic missiles iran doesn't have them north korea doesn't have them but there's plenty of them in russia moscow has been proposing that this project should include russia should be a unified shield which would include russia. the e.u. and the united states were all would share the responsibility for the c. feet of each other but washington and some nato officials have been saying. this is not possible since russia is not part of the alliance moscow then started asking for legal guarantees from washington that this is the will not be aimed against russia but according to reports in the media the newly appointed u.s. ambassador to russia michael mcfaul was stolen saying that his country has no plans of making these illegal guarantees to russia we've already heard from russia's employee to nato would need to get our boys in who said that if this is the case that then moscow will have to start thinking about. making its own efforts to every story the strategic balance of

program was rather harsh and hard because the system is definitely meant not just against iran or as north koreait is meant to compensate the rush from new clear strategic can show so i think that the american politicians and the people who work with the president of the united states now seek air not sure they want to propose something to russia in order to satisfy the russian concerns but written declarations are a good step forward but this is not enough. constantine kasich of around the world mon briefed british police and started the eviction of travellers on the side with of if more than a decade officers had to use riot gear and sledge hammers to overcome resistance from the residents and their supporters protesters chained themselves to the barricades and torched a mobile home as police moved in the traveler said the eviction is ethnic cleansing of the local authorities insist the site was established illegally. turkish forces have reportedly killed fifteen kurdish rebels on the iraqi border after the country launched a military campaign the operation comes just hours after the rebels ki

military operations, but they may not be suited to any situation, like a confrontation with north korea, iran orthey could be abused. >> let me say one thing about drone strikes. i support them as a tool. but we have to be very careful how we use them. we have to have a counter narrative. we have to live our values, diplomacy and development in these countries, in order to persuade the next generation not to strap on a suicide belt. >> reporter: harmon also wants a justice department memo that outlines the obama administration's justification for attacking and killing an american citizen. >> thank you very much. for an extensive, in-depth report on anwar al-awlaki, tune in tonight for fox news reports, the american terrorists. that's on fox news at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >> more than 700 arrests during a massive demonstration in new york city. protesters handcuffed, hauled away after swarming the bridge yesterday, denouncing corporate greed, global warming and a whole lot more. we go live to our new york city newsroom with more. >> reporter: they have been peacefully demonstrating for two weeks unti

whether it's iran or north korea or rising china or cyber or the focus on counterterrorism, these issueng to go away. we're going to have make some choices here. we're working our way through now almost a half a trillion dollars worth of cuts. i think we can do that. it's very difficult, but we think we can manage it. i think if we had to do that again, we've got to fundamentally change our strategy and dramatically reduce what we're going to be doing as a military. >> what has been the most fulfilling part of this job for you? >> i think the opportunity to represent the 2.2 million men and women in uniform and their families, to listen to their voices, to lead the best military i've ever seen, to engage with their families, to listen to their -- the challenges and trying to make it better for them who have sacrificed and given so much. and then the other is just the privilege in this country to be the individual that provides advice to the president, in my case, to two presidents. it's an extraordinary privilege. it's one that i obviously take very, very seriously. so when i think abou

. >> it is debatable whether sanctions on iran, north korea, or iraq changes behavior. so could this go beyond sanctions? >> it could but we are not -- we are not going there yet. it is critically important that we unite the word in the isolation of and dealing with the iranians. that's the most -- surest way to be able to get results. >> the question of the day -- what should the united states do about iran? facebook.com/americanmorning. i will read your responses later this hour. >> coming up, putting the skills of our military vets to use. we will tell thank you best job if you are leaving the military. [ male announcer ] for sore muscles use new bengay cold therapy, it's pro-cool technology releases armies of snowmen masseuse who cuddle up with your soreness and give out polar bear hugs. technology. [ male announcer ] new bengay cold therapy. the same technology used by physical therapists. go to bengay.com for a $3 coupon. [ male announcer ] we're not employers or employees. not white collar or blue collar or no collars. we are business in america. and every day we

war has had on us, and our people, and the looming threats posed by iran and north korea, shudder at the challenges in cyberspace, or ponder the capabilities as china raises to the field, i become more convinced than ever tt as a nation we cannot afford to lose our edge. we have become the best counter- insurgency force in the world, but done so at the expense of critical capabilities we not -- let lag. we sacrifice some of the basic leadership and continuity that preserve the health of the all- volunteer force. cuts in defense spending are fair game, and we should do our part, but cut too deeply, and we will burn the blanket of protection we have been charged to provide our fellow citizens, and we will harm, perhaps irreparably, the industrial base from which we secure the materials of war. finally, i told martin to consider the job a marathon, not a sprint. time is his best friend and his worst enemy. i never seems to have enough to do the things i wanted, and it is hard to believe it is over, but martin, you will be great. you are absolutely the right person for this job, a combat- proven leader, who cares about

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across the world to include even wrong and north iran rather north korea many are wondering that exactly what exactly has united so many people in protest or how often is to our own resident reporter in new york went to the center of the action to ask people what brought them. a month into the occupy wall street movement is there a unified method this week let's talk about that but there isn't a centralized message a lot of people say that's the problem and i think that's actually a strength that we currently have. as a movement where we're just over a month old. october seventeenth was our one month anniversary and and i think it's it's early to to be issuing any statements or anything along those lines any any sort of movement major movement or revolution or anything like that throughout history has issued a statement within the first month it feels a little absurd to me to expect there to be one core message when this is a movement that's wanting to be inclusive that wants everyone to have a voice and everyone has their own life they have their own struggles is it i mean today's world is the sound bite no one has tension at the a.d.d. w

north korea and iran. what car right said to the president, he said that if you think 12 or 20 or 30 of our missile interceptors which we know will be unable to knock down every in a new vessel, but if you believe that small system can inject uncertainty into the mind of an adversary and north korea or wrong, if you think unlimited in perfect system might change the thinking of north korea or ron, if you except that deterrent, well, mr. president, how can you not apply the same rules and thinking to countering violent extremism. >> so this deterrence idea sounds good, but how was it carried out in the field, in practice? this was what some of the critics in the pentagon were saying. how do you make this work. well, let me give you a few examples. again, a lot of these things are happening in the field. many of these things, the innovations are coming from the young military officials, offices, young analysts, people who are trying to solve problems on the ground, not being directed from washington were higher headquarters. the state this example of thinking about deterrence and networks. as thom mentioned, the

against iran so that iran cannot find a financial safe harbor or a willing partner anywhere in the world. it imposes immigration restrictions on senior officials from iran, north korea, and syria, and their associates who seek to enter our country. and it complements those sanctions by reaching out to the iranian people, facilitating democracy assistance and developing a comprehensive strategy to promote internet freedom and access to information inside of iran. these sanctions will help deter the threat iran poses to u.s. national security because of its suspected nuclear weapons program and will have an impact on iran's ability through the revolutionary guard and its intelligence arm to carry out another plot like the one we have uncovered. what have we learned in the last 24 hours? we have learned that the iranian regime is a growing threat not only to its neighbors, not only to the region, but to the world. and potentially to our own homeland. we have learned that it is in the interest of the world to apply maximum pressure to the arhinian regime. we have learned that we must tighten the screws on the iranian regime to genuinely advance the cause of stability an

or north korea. we do not have one with iran. i would imagine my colleague from illinois it would not suggest we enter into them because of their human rights violations and the positions they hold that are contrary to ours and are shared allies like south korea. if you want to be treated like south korea, act like south korea. i just think it is important to note that many of us on this side of the aisle would say let's renegotiate the agreement with mexico. i was not here when that legislation was entered into. there is no question here, we all have concerns about the level of violence and murder taking place in mexico today. working through the agreement right now, hoping we can someway effectuate change within mexico, but the notion that these are purely economic agreements, i would argue they are also geopolitical agreements and diplomatic agreements that we are entering into today, and that our reason for supporting disagreements if we choose to is because we do believe that korea is a special ally of the united states. we

under inksa, the iran-north korea-syria act we have designated the industries in china. this is not about never designating or never sanctioning a chinese entity or any other entity from any other country. it is a matter of doing a thorough investigation and making sure we have met the evidence ri standards -- eviden tiary standards. i can assure you, we list all the data incoming and we look through everything in front of us to decide along the lines of the standards that have been set out by the law to meet the standards of those laws. you have my assurance that we look at each one of these situations with a tremendous tear because we agree with you, nothing should be off limits. we should look at every single situation and those that meet the standards should be designated and sanctioned. >> on that point, but a year later, a year later of public reports, which is not even intelligence reports, a year later public reports of this company selling refined oil products clearly within the designation of an illicit activity, we have not sanctioned them. how long do we have to wait before that happens? >> i hear

in fact, under inksa, the iran north korea syria act, we have designated dilong industries of china. so this is not about never sanctioning a chinese entity or any other entity from any country. it's matter of doing the thorough investigation, making sure we met the evidentiary standards, and i can assure you, whether it's the company of which you spoke or the list from the gao, we look at all the data that is incoming and look through everything that is in front of us to decide, along the lines of the standard that have been set out by the law, to meet the standards of those laws. so you have my assurance that we look at each one of these situations with a tremendous care because we quite agree with you, nothing should be off limits. we should look at every single situation and those that immediate the standard should be designated and sanctioned. >> on that point, year later, public report -- this is not even intelligence reports, -- a year later public reports of this company selling refined petroleum products clearly within definition of an elicit activity, we have not sanctioned them. how long do we have to wait before that happens? >>