next conventional military provocation that north korea engages in will be met with a commensurate oteri response by south korea. i hope north korea understands that. i also hope they appreciate the importance of the recent agreement between washington and seoul, the two governments agreeing on how to respond together to the next military provocation by north korea. very important agreement was achieved and the implications of that are profound in terms of there being a joint effort to respond to whatever the north koreans do next. is that if not korea does engage in future provocative behavior, we are more likely to see it in the area of a nuclear test or missile test. they have made it very clear that they intend to move forward very quickly with missile and nuclear weapons development. i think it is more a matter of when, not if, in terms of a nuclear and missile test. of a nuclearurs weapon or missile, i think we will find, as we have in recent weeks, washington and seoul on the same page together with tokyo, i suspect. this raises an interesting question about the role of china in t

. >> there was a security team including two oteri personnel? >> yes. >> a second flight left tripoli the next morning, september 12, ?etween 6:00 and 6:30 is that correct? >> i think the flight left a little later, but the timelines have not not -- merged to great extent, given time. >> you said four military personnel were told not to board that plane and this this call came from special operations command africa, is that correct? >> that's what i understand. >> you were asked if you knew what was the rationale that they were given that they could not go ultimately, and you explained they did not have the right authority from the right level, is that correct? >> i think that's correct. >> so you basically don't know why they were told not to get on the plane. >> i have no idea why they were told not -- why they were not allowed to get on that airplane. >> this morning the department of defense released a press release. "the team leader called spatial relations -- special relations africa -- reported the intention to remove -- to move his team

something called oteri dictation coordinating counsel and congress. and excuse me, a part of the pentagon called the jays have been part of the joint staff. but congress is busy. we all know sequestration is basically taking up all of their time. the economy. that allows those in the pentagon and those of the military coordinating counsel to basically ignore what i have been told they consider the, the noise that other articles raise and things proceed ready much the way they always have. it is my view that we can do some things that would correct this situation. the first thing i think we need to do is to separate the congressionally mandated the veteri education program from the master's degree. that would mean very simply that officers who came in, and any of them already do have a master's degree or some of them are approaching retirement though they don't need a masters degree, would come in and build a jpme requirement that those who wanted a masters degree with sign-up on a separate program and it would be a more rigorous program, where there w

nearly $3 billion a year in economic oteri assistance. so this is a country we do care about. pakistan's largest trading partner. so we do care about this election. nuchhi will tell us more %elect. nuchhi will tell us more about it. now let me tell you a little bit about her. nuchhi has had a successful career in the private sector. she's worked in senior management positions in the gulf ended by and south asia, but also here in the united states. she made a career switch when she returned to get her master's degree in international affairs at columbia university and has worked very closely after that with various agents these within the u.n. system, writing and doing report for unicef and the public affairs for the u.n. before she became your president. i'd say i have watched _i'd lika couple times as nuchhi has revitalized the moment national democratic club and put it back to the hub of debate and dialogue certainly enjoyed during its heyday with eleanor roosevelt. so i know trinh said will be leaving in turning over the presidency to the next president in the first to intr

or as we might say this year, lack of images produced by the oteri in the entertainment industry. those who have served in the military can lend their voice. on this panel we have several of these voices. all men who have served in the military. i'm going to introduce them. doctor james rice, he is the son of a world war ii veteran and he joined the marines at age 17. primarily with the first marine brigade and he earned a phd from the university of wisconsin, madison, and he became a history professor at dartmouth college from 1998 until 2009. since 2005, he began a series of u.s. military procedures where he met other military war in the service in iraq and afghanistan. in over 2000 visits since then, he has helped servicemen and women to continue education. and he has assumed responsibility to support and educational counseling program for veterans. helping them fulfill their dreams. president james wright worked with chuck hagel on language for the g.i. bill. it was passed by president bush in 2008. he has the support of veterans in these institutions. he also writes books. "t

congressionally mandated that every military officer as they progress in rank received this joint professional oteri education, number one and number two, that is the intermediate course and senior course. you are absolutely right that not everyone attends or college. the vast majority of the officers receive this through such programs. there are many ways that this distance education program is offered. there is basically an online cd-rom program, which is as good as an online from program can be. and then we have a fleet seminar program were at different naval bases around the country they simulate what we do in newport with a seminar and instructor in the classroom so we have this interaction. the vast majority of the students, because it is a wire for everyone to get promoted, a few years ago if you were in a critical position and you were a pilot, your commanding officer could say i need joe smith. you could get a military education. the navy did that so often that they called them labor babies. congress that enough. they have to get their education. then everyone was pushed through the pipelin