to try to claim the alternative to expensive asking guests to this it occurred to both of the pacific nation of guests to dine with maine supplies and the eu countries estimates is technically possible to supply twenty five billion cubic meters of gas hundred dollars cheaper than the same process to you she seemed announced its readiness to provide ukraine with macro economic assistance. this means the mountain about two million dollars expect restaurants did you see doing tomorrow without descending to the treatment of cooperation with the imf the full load this in my mind to my back is fine and so for those financial assistance. we are created he him. this business is usual but all procedures for muffin economic assistance. swell up on a couple of silly mom always the one that is peace and stability. it is on the basis of the stress the tone of the night prestigious. but it is no homework to be done to us is in ukraine. then mike rann and the two discussed a nation a nation not eternal advances in transportation costs and all that extra markets the man at passing europe. it is kenya's anti

only be regarded as the very last resort despite the statements are up obama has dubbed russia's pacific nations surrounding ukraine and the threats to u s national security. been quite curious way to describe left lutheran it's not like russia is next door to the west exactly that and it's not so surprising. every time it seems the west gets involved in a crisis anywhere in the world. it's either because of its own national security or to protect human rights. whether those reasons are based on facts it is a whole other story meantime there's a us navy destroyer in the black sea. next ukrainian territory place there as a result of the kenyan crisis this for some reason not in violation of anything. could it be because the vessel in question is america. go figure. i see church and eighteen washington dc. among the potential penalties for russia s don from creamy and happened to paul said russia could be suspended from the g eight percent on flying a merkel has not played on this case. let's discuss what must we can expect a with the economy and the body she's of this defense on international aff

we're a pa pacific nation. centric my is pacific- and it's important for us to ensure that a peaceful and stable asia, indow asia-pacific is maintained. >> i think you're right, admiral. and it just concerns me a bit as i look at what's going on now with some of our european allies, countries that have relied to their detrimental on promises -- detriment on promises we've made about the integrity of their territory, it just seems to me that any signal we send, you don't even need to comment on this, but y signal we send that we don't really take a seriously, a treaty obligations, is worrisome notion for people who might rely on us in the future and so i wonder, i just wonder allowed to the members of this committee -- aloud to the members of this committee what signals we are sending when we don't come down very hard on violations of the territory of some of our treaty partners. . let me shift, in the time i have, i'm glad to know that senator reid, the distinguished leader on this committee, has asked you about

we are a pacific nation. important to all of us for the security of our children and grandchildren to ensure that a , indoul and stable asia asia-pacific is maintained. admiralnk you're right, . just concerns me a bit as a look at what is going on now with some of our european allies, countries that have relied to their detriment on promises that about the integrity of their territory. it just seems to me that any signal we sent, you don't need to comment on this, but any don't we sent that we really take seriously our treaty , is a worrisome notion for people who might rely on us in the future. , i wonder aloud to the members of this committee and the people hearing the sound of my voice what signals we are sending. we don't come down very hard on violations of the territory of some of our treaty partners. i have,hift in the time i'm glad to know that senator reed is a distinguished leader on this committee. he has asked about our amphibious capability. i believe you said you asked for additional ships for yo

the spanish have also compromised them by encouraging pacific nationalism and roughly opposing terrorists with law-enforcement, proscription of their political fronts and you have actually a great success story by a couple democracies here with the irish and the spanish. there are ways to do this. is not balance to military things. it is as much as anything law-enforcement. involves persistence, leadership, clinging to the higher ideals of democratic politics and refusing to let terrorism be an alternative to democratic politics and the leaders in spain have done that. the leaders in old italy did that too so there are some good success stories. >> we have one from our group watching on live video. this is from adam johnson. he says the speaker implies we are still at war. said we were still at war. if al qaeda is religiously inspired and we are still fighting them, wouldn't we be there for him in a religiously inspired work carried out by military means? >> carried out by terrorism means, not military. most states in the world have forces that have guns and are not terrorists because of

in building capacity for the nation pacific countries especially in the nation. experts call for greater roper time in their security. i think that china has made good progress in working with the united states. i also think that they're committed to this issue. what i would like to see in age that generally the race to the top on nuclear security with and another for fifteen twenty years. what happens. stenson will need to expand this. it has been put on safety. it is not something sounds more countries are more dangerous to humans. twelve others were three huge quantities to have taken actions to secure their stock. we changed it was fun security is only as strong as this week is ending in china said the well minimizing risks in the overall security risks would otherwise be catastrophic. china says it would leave nothing to chance cctv ok. chinese president eating thing in his us counterpart barack obama killed or forced meeting this year the hague. the two leaders met on monday at the sidelines of the third vehicle a security summit this is the thirty fifth ye

national lab. they also put tremendous pressure on bechtel and the pacific northwest national lab. their ceo -- mr. ogleby, of bechtel corporate, leaned on dr. wadsworth the ceo of betle in order to get betle to give the answer they wanted. betle's ethics prevented them from doing that. to make matters worse, the government is fuelling funding and supporting these contractor actions. now is the time, in my mind, for congress to make changes. all the companies in the doe system are watching to see what happens. with the visibility of my case, donna's case, the cost growth, the schedule overrun, it will be katie bar the door if no action is taken to rein the contractors in. as an example, of how congress is funding the contractor performance, all legal expenses incurred by bechtel and urs to fight employee legal actions are reimbursed on an ongoing basis via taxpayer money. then if the company is found guilty, they may be asked to pay back. well, what do they do? they settle before they pay back. they're not found guilty, no payment. all their attorneys and the people that are here t

my father was a survivor of the attack on pearl harbor, and the world war ii valor in the pacific national monument is just one example of a monument that was directed by presidential authority under the antiquities act. my amendment would preserve the president to declare as national monuments those that provide for the, quote, protection or conservation of historic or cultural resources related to american military history, unquote, regardless of their size. i urge adoption of this amendment to maintain the president's ability to honor our military and military families and fix one small piece of this misguided legislation. thank you and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlelady reserves. for what purpose does the gentleman from utah seek recognition? mr. bishop: i rise to claim time in opposition to the amendment. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. bishop: i claim opposition to the misguided amendment to the well-proportioned bill that's under there. look, i do appreciate what the gentlelady from massachusetts is trying to do. i'm an old histo

north koreans, however is the risks from natural disasters to long-term sea level rise threats to pacific nations that has his deepest attention. here he is being quoted. you have the real potential here in the not-too-distant future of nations displaced by rising sea levels, certainly weather patterns are more severe than they have been in the past. we are on super typhoon 27 or 28 this year in the western pacific. the average is about 17. climate change merits national security, military attention for very pragmatic reasons. and so, senator -- the good senator from rhode island, we have talked about many things tonight, and i wonder if you who understand this issue and are one of the motivating factors for an amazing away of senators from all around the country tonight to be talking about the impacts on our individual states which i hope to do about new jersey soon, but the bigger issues at stake are long-term economic competitiveness which the senator from new mexico has talked about and also the threats that our military experts see to our nation and global security. i wonder if you for a mom

to know that in the final goal is that all nations across the asia pacific region will join the free trade pact. more than three thousand delegates from across china are discussing ways to move the country forward. at the opening of the national people's congress premier league coach john announced plans to tackle pollution and narrow the gap between rich and four. they're all part of present she's in pain and his administration's goal to achieve long term stability we've been bringing you extensive coverage this week in our series china road to reform. nhk world project run out is covering the story in beijing. on the second day of the npc finance minister of otway said people should not fix the awning economic growth rate of seven a half percent. he indicated economic growth could actually be lower than last year. in a press conference mr mohl said it would be acceptable if the economy grew by seven point two one seven point three percent it's very different from past years when the chinese economy expanded by double digits. but the government with the ones that focus on the quality

national lab. they also put tremendous pressure on bechtel and the pacific northwest national lab. their ceo -- mr. ogleby, of bechtel corporate, leaned on dr. wadsworth the ceo of betle in order to get betle to give the answer they wanted. betle's ethics prevented them from doing that. to make matters worse, the government is fuelling funding and supporting these contractor actions. now is the time, in my mind, for congress to make changes. all the companies in the doe system are watching to see what happens. with the visibility of my case, donna's case, the cost growth, the schedule overrun, it will be katie bar the door if no action is taken to rein the contractors in. as an example, of how congress is funding the contractor performance, all legal expenses incurred by bechtel and urs to fight employee legal actions are reimbursed on an ongoing basis via taxpayer money. then if the company is found guilty, they may be asked to pay back. well, what do they do? they settle before they pay back. they're not found guilty, no payment. all their attorneys and the people that are here t

the spanish have also compromised them by encouraging pacific basque nationalism while roughly opposing the terrorists with law enforcement, with prodescription of their political fronts. and so you've got, actually, a great success story by a couple democracies here with the irish and the spanish. there are ways to do this. it's not balanced towards military things. it's usually as much as anything law enforcement. it involves per sinks, it involves leadership -- persistence, it involves leadership, it involves clinging to the higher ideals of democratic politics and refusing to let terrorism be an alternative to democratic politics. and the leaders in spain have done that. the leaders in old italy did that too. so there are some good success stories. >> okay. and we have one from our group watching on live video. and this is from adam johnson, and he says: the speaker implies we are still at war. actually, i thought you said we were still at war. [laughter] but if al-qaeda is religiously inspired and we're still fighting them, wouldn't we be, therefore, in a religious hi-inspired war

we led to the creation of apec, the community of nations in the asia pacific, coming together to talk about economic questions. and here we are all those years later and under my prime ministership, we had a whole of australia paper, looking across the 100 years to come at the remarkable growth we will see in our region of the world and its rising economic power. so we were very conscious of the shifting economic weight and strategic weight of the world in which we live and australia's place in that and the great opportunities that can flow from it. >> do you think australia has a lesson to teach to the united states as it talks about tilting towards asia, refocusing not necessarily away from europe but taking a wider view of the world? china is a big player now. and i think america's associations are still very heavily pitched across the atlantic. >> i was very happy as prime minister to welcome president obama to australia. he spoke in our parliament house. and he spoke at the time that the united states was first articulating the doctrine of the pivot or the rebalance, whatever ter

they are not only skilled professionals dedicated to the defense of our great nation, but within pacific command, they serve as superb ambassadors that represent the values and strength that make the nation great. we continue to work to ensure they are well trained, well equipped, well led to meet the challenges we are facing in the 21st century. i want to publicly thank them and families for their sacrifices. when i spoke to you last year, i highlighted my concern for several issues that could challenge the security environment across the pacific command area of responsibility, the indo-asian pacific. they include potential for significant hhdr, or human humanitarian assistance in disaster events. there's territorial disputes, growing challenges to the freedom of action and shared doe nans of sea, air, space, and cyberspace. growing regional transnational threats and the significant challenges associated with china's emergence of the global economic power and regional military power. in the past year, we have been witness to all of these challenges. our forces have been very busy securi

these contracts do not comply with the max have lost pacific nations in you in the members of your organization must have a legally binding written contract of employment for all permanent workers that included least job duties protection of the worker from loss of pay in the case of illness disability or accident and the notice period for terminations. back to the whole social map wired dot turkey in the same category as north career china or iran all considered non-democratic countries by western standards illustrates the un has panicked so much about the corruption allegations that he is the good work thing including putting good men into it or took a look at the corruption scandal. of the. lead it was a. very hard to take i don't. want to get along here a long have you ever had sex with her right there no. it was. a little. late. but. look at the biblical. put it on your life. ali face time you know alone. a pleasure to have you with us here on our team today i roll researcher. president obama makes a powerful speech of promoting democratic ideals for the people of ukraine while condemning

term difference for my own nation, for the opportunity, for the lives of our young people, for our economy for the long term. for our competitive position in the asia pacific, that there was no better portfolio than change. and what's true for a country like australia is even more startlingly true in developing nations. if i'm an up and coming politician i would be scratching and fighting for that portfolio. >> that's why i asked you. you said earlier in your career that in fact foreign affairs was passion. you preferred the education ministry. but is that the place where you become an international personality? if we look, you know, there are 50 nations in africa, three dozen in asia, is that where people are going to say yes, that's where things are happening? that's where i want to be? >> i think increasingly they are. and that was my personal experience as prime minister. i would go to a lot of countries representing australia, i'd go to a lot of multilateral meetings. i can certainly tell you apart from the globa important discuss like global economy, leaders did get together and talk about education, how you were going with your schooling system as o

. >> he added that the final goal is that all nations across the asia pacific region will join the free trade pact. >>> it will soon be three years since the nuclear accident in fukushima. its impact is not limited to japan. a u.s. firm producing enriched uranium has filed for bankruptcy. the firm usec based in maryland state makes the nuclear fuel for power plants. they filed for protection under chapter 11. they say financial difficulties resulted in a plunge for the price of enriched uranium. many nuclear plants in japan and germany were taken off-line after the 2011 accident at the fukushima daiichi plant. toshiba invested in usec. it was part of a project to build a comprehensive system from the nuclear power business. that means from supplying the fuel to the construction of power plants. >>> executives at the u.s. social news and entertainment company buzz feed are expanding their business globally. they plan to launch an office in tokyo. the ceo announced the feed. it gathered images for sharing on facebook and twitter. it now boasts 130 million users per month worldwide. he has

pacific northwest. we have more on the national forecast. >> meteorologist: thank you very much. they did say that the visibility is very poor given the fact that they'll have to deal all through the course of the day. the rain coming in off the pacific, and we'll see an additional .5 to .75 of rain. we'll continue to see that rain through today, tomorrow, and really on into monday. we have a flood warning in effect right across the washington cascades outside of seattle. that goes until monday as that rain continues to push into the region. rain in the forecast saturday, sunday, through monday also into early on tuesday. temperatures going to be in the mid to upper 50s. as we push into the next several days. talking about temperatures. very comfortable, beautiful day in denver with their high coming in at 69 degrees. but a warm one in miami. a front is getting ready to push through and it could bring severe storms. quiet across the planes as high pressure is certainly in control. now to those storms making their way i-10. heavy rain across the region south of the tallahassee are

are watching it is not surprising if they would hop on the island in the western pacific that belongs to another nation or japan to claim it as their own and tear anybody to do something about it. lou: general thank you for being with the. >> always great to talk with you. lou: vote with their online poll. food you fear most? president obama, the vladimir putin or federal resumed chair -- federal reserve chairman janet yellen? an inspiring story of a chicago where a high school basketball player hit a game-winning three-pointer right after an amazing yvette. after declared done for the season when he was shot in the lake nine days ago and begs his coach to put him in. guess what? he was the hero. we will be right back. >> first-aid jitters or rhetoric? janet yellen will spook the market with her debut conference. next. [ doctor ] and in a inical trial versus litor, crestor got more high-risk patient bad cholesterol to a goal of under 100. way to go, crestor! yh! tting to goal is a big deal, especially if you have high cholesterol plus any of these risk factors. because you could be at increased risk fo

then at the end of june 2010 i tasked pacific northwest national lab to issue a report and my immediate two urs bosses bill gay and richard edwards both tried to have that report squashed because they knew that that report would conflict with bechtel's approach to the technical resolution of the problem. so i've had many -- >> of the mixing problem. >> yes, senator. >> okay. finally, i want senator johnson to have an opportunity to ask you some questions and i may have a couple more. in your -- you've already said that they wouldn't give you your severance pay unless you signed documents resolving -- on solving them of any legal liability surrounding the way that you were treated. on your nondisclosure agreements, was it clear in your nondisclosure agreements that they had no legal authority to keep you from doing what you're doing today, making reports to either inspector generals, or to congress, as a whistle-blower? was that clear in the nondisclosure agreements that you retained those rights? >> you mean when we signed on with the company? >> right. >> wow. i would say i do not reme

million with liability movements can you provide is the update in the pacific including plans for locations and sales of allied nationsps especially in the asia-pacific region? >> i would say everything i know about that global talks in qualm are doing a great job day in and day out with a humanitarian assistance program that we helped in the philippines after the typhoon. with international sales with the republic of korea were getting close. >> we believe the sale is imminent. we will have the first full deployment to to pay him later this year and the aircraft is performing very well to transition from the global stock that is used to support their vacation in the middle east. that remains the law. is that is not there to fund the upgrade. >> the second question about the b-52 i am sorry to see we cannot do something about the problems they have. i yield back. >> i will again want to align myself with the issues that he has raised to disarm the nuclear capabilities. the year time article says russia is violating the treaty and disarming the united states should be under constant threats that we have. >> over 12,000

pacific. our chief national security correspondent jim sciutto is watching what's going on.told the plane's route may have changed, may have changed because it was preprommed into the flight management system. what are you learned? >> this new information indicates that when this plane took the familiar turn to the west, it followed two geographic way points that planes use to navigate their route, but it followeded them so precisely, it would indicate that the plane was on auto pilot under the control of the computers rather than the pilot because the pilot would make less exacting moves than the computer would. this corroborates the idea that this turn was programmed, premeditated as opposed to a sudden reaction to some event in the cockpit of the plane. >> what are you finding out about the new radar data that the ma'am asi malas asians rece >> they did say they received new information today. we already know that thailand has provided its information. malaysia itself has talked about how the plane passed three of its own radar search areas. we know another country is pro

pacific command. they are not only skilled professionals dedicated to the defense of our great nation but within the pacific command they serve as superb ambassadors and represent the values and strengths that make our nation great. we continue to work to ensure they are well trained, well equipped and well led to meet the challenges we are facing in the 21st century. i thank them and their families for their sacrifices. when i spoke to you last year i highlighted my concern for several issues that could challenge the security environment across the pacific command area of responsibility. those challenges included the potential for significant hadr or how man tar i can't remember assistance disastrous relief. korea, the continued escalation of complex territorial dispute, growing challenges to our freedom of action in the shared mains of sea, air, space and seibspace, growing transnational threats and the significant challenges associated with china's emergence as a global military and regional power. during the past year we have been witness to all of these challenges and our forces have en very busy defen

triggered waves higher than ten meters the tsunami hit winery is in the pacific coast until poker and hunter regions the national police agency says more than eighteen thousand five hundred people were killed or went missing in the disaster. nearly three thousand more diet while evacuated from their homes over a quarter million people were still in temporary housing as of this anyway according to the gavin dance. many survivors have no choice as the development of the high ground for relocation plans. blanks behind schedule. three reactors melted down and this cushy midday nineteen nuclear power plant following the tsunami. it remains unclear how much we like the material was released from the reactors the outbreak and the plant is struggling to manage growing amounts of radioactive water use to cool nuclear fuel in the reactors. d conditioning other this cushion the plant would take as long as forty years and there will be many challenges in that long process. japanese prime minister shinzo on they spent the eve of the anniversary discussing how to rebuild areas hit by the disaster. he says he's determined to s

geological survey confirms it built slowly four miles beneath the pacific seabed. the nationalsunami warning center says there is no tsunami danger. they said damage an casualties are not likely. jenna? jenna: patti ann, thank you. jon: the whereabouts of that passenger jet lost in asia still very much a mystery. the search is expanding today. we'll speak with a former national transportation safety board official about how this could have happened and where investigators go from here. >>> also a harrowing moment when a skydiver and and airplane collide in the sky. we'll tell you how it ended. jon: right now a quick look what's to come in this hour. a sky diver and a plane collide in midary. both the sky diver and the pilot live to tell about it. they'll share their horrifying experience with us in a few moments. murder suspect gets out of control. what happened right before he punched a corrections officer. and his european battles were dramatized in "band of brothers." a look back at the life and legacy of the world war ii vet known as wild bill. jenna: right now graphic new

value of our attack submarine fleet is paramount in terms of testifies to of the nation and also our presence in the asia-pacific region so, you know, i think this is an issue we have to pay careful attention to and it's one that we need to focus on. i also fully agree with my colleague about the value of our work force, that maintains those submarine fleets but also the work forest that has the technical expertise and background, i'm very proud of the workers at the portsmouth naval shipyard but this is something that is a treasure we need to continue to invest in if we're going to have that capacity going forward. general, i wanted to ask you about something in your testimony, you talked about missile defense shortfalls. in terms of your responsibilities, what is it that are our missile defense shortfalls and what are your concern there is? >> senator, first of all, we have a challenging environment in terms of north korea's development of ballistic missiles and they continue apace at that. it is both a u.s. and iraq concern that i have in terms of the alliance. and it's developing along with layered,lic of ko

westerlies assisted bill within these areas, their beneficial to our national security interest also. with the rebalance of asia-pacific theater i am having a bit of trouble understanding the new air force plan which would move for air force kc-135 tankers from joint harbor had come to the mainland. given the space and time to my keeping the tankers for deployed in hawaii would make the most sense. would you like to share some of your perspective on this? >> well, i have not yet seen no formal proposal by the air force. as you know, the proposal would have to come through me further my comments. the decision to move any forces that are cocom to pay, or under my command would have to be -- would have to be authorized by secretary hegel. there will be a dialogue about this. i don't think there will be a lot of perspectives as we look at it. i believe those four airplanes are a result of a braque initiative. what i understand is that there are some maintenance deficiencies that as we look at across service efficiencies that are being forced on us by the -- that we are being driven to because of the fiscal realities we are

tennessee walking horse, fell about 100 feet as they were riding along the pacific trail as they were riding along the angela's national forest yesterday. the horse had a fractured skull. a helicopter crew hoisted the animal using a specialized harness. the horse flew about three miles before getting back on solid ground. dakota is expected to fully recover. >> i'm glad to have a happy ending for her. what a trooper. >>> and showing how bald can be beautiful, why people were taking it all off for a good cause. >>> and rebuild is a theme of this weekend's republican convention and what they plan to do about it. >> it's hot stunts by a bay area radio station. the reason why it's playing the hit song " it's getting hot in here ". ♪ at kaiser permanente we've reduced serious heart attacks by 62%, which makes days with grandpa jack 100% more possible. join us at kp.org and thrive. ". >>> a stormer stanford professor who became the first african-american female secretary of state while the california republican today. condleez are a warned it. john sasaki has more from the convention. >> a ball room full of republicans jumpe

we should not talk ourselves into one either me. >> on our strategic way down in the pacific i noted that the national 2020 strategic laydown -- and i may be misreading it -- seem to contemplate a 22% ship increase based in that part of the world. is that correct? >> well, i think that you know when you define my area of responsibility wears a ships and submarines and their plans are it extends from basically california to the intersection of india and pakistan. they will be somewhere in that large area, not necessarily west of the dateline. >> but in that 22 percent increase based outside of the united states? in other words, non u.s.-based? >> not all of it. >> what percentage of it? >> i will have to give you the exact percentage. it will be outside of u.s. bases. >> is there a way that more of those ships can be based in the united states rather than based abroad? i know i am putting it in somewhat simplistic terms, what i think the reason for my question is facing more of the ships in the united states means more jobs in the united states. potentially greater levels of scrutiny and oversight abou

and for other nations -- and i'll just talk about the pacific now -- but for other nations in that region, the sharing of maritime domain awareness; who's in your waters, what are they up to. and the fusion of that, of that information that comes from a lot of different sources, we can, we can help put together the pieces that already exist there. but you have the to have that constant, never-ending communication and collaboration. there's a saying that you can surge equipment, you can surge people, but what you cannot surge is trust. and that you have to have those relationships, you have to have that interoperability, you have to have that familiarity with each other before the day that a crisis, regardless of what kind of crisis that is, arrives. >> big changes in asia with standing up darwin operations. would you just describe a little bit of that? i know that this is a major focus for you. >> from the navy perspective, we're going to move from about 55% of our total fleet being in the pacific to 60% by the end of this decade. and as i said, our most modern platforms are going there.

nation. rainy across the south, stormy in florida. a wintry mix in atlanta up to richmond. a new storm slamming the pacific northwest and rain down in the bay area. >>> 50s and 60s in the northwest. 70s and 80s down to the southwest. below normal in the northeast but warming up through the weekend. >>> well, in one state, it is legal to take a picture up a woman's skirt in public without her knowing. tell you why this controversial decision. >>> some new details about the howling ocean rescue of a family trapped in a van. we are hearing more from the rescuers and the chilling message the children had after being pulled from the vehicle. >>> plus, family affair. a mother, father and daughter under arrest accused in a multistate shoplifting spree.

can you provide us with an update about global hawks use in the pacific including plans for toanded basic locations allied nations? is this increase in funds this isn't -- sufficient to reduce gaps, especially in the asia-pacific region? >> everything i know about the global hawks which are based in guam is that they are doing a great job in a variety of missions. they are helpful in the humanitarian assistance program that we helped in the philippines after the major typhoon. firm yet but ig enter stand the republic of korea, we are getting close. >> general? the global hawks is imminent. we hope that is the case in korea. we will have the first appointment of the global hawk to japan. i think we are doing more with our partners. the aircraft is performing really well. to start will be used the center transition from the u2 onto the global hawk for some sensors in the camera that is used as a portrait he validation in the middle east. the problem with that movement going forward will be if the law remains the law, that funding will not be there to fund those upgrades. >> i want to reiterate my second question ab

louis and tip off is on pacific time and this spokesperson stanford's first time since 2008. and from the national we will have to be in lsu on san francisco, st. march rip's the fails will host south tomorrow night. >>> a panel fell off one of the wantings. it am and it was very under usual and dame is trying to finish up what happened happen week den. they found a bible intact. several people carried the bible to deliver it to officials of the spanish christain church. now that church occupied the basement and first floor of one of the buildings or two buildings that was destroyed . a little bit of water damage. >> they were able to recover it. >> he was present had with a bible and had chest pains and was taken to the hospital, they may have exploded this accident. >>> this team of and it tedly hit-and-run, it could lead the police to the driver. >>> good morning, traffic is and weather is cooling off rapidly and we will talk about it. . >>> good morning, you are looking at a live picture from concord. stay tuned and we will bring you more on what happened, march 17 march 17th, i am dave clark.

national and desegregate it right from the beginning of the civil rights movement. and imagine being 30 and having martin you -- martin luther king tell you to go desegregate pacific sea goose to national and the typical model have been bus boycott, putting, lung people to either boycott buses or sit on the bus we were supposed to. thatcher rosa parks example. but reverend loss was not sure that would work everywhere so what he did was instead start right at the gate with these types of sit-ins, he spent a year going into peoples homes printed asking them what bothered them on a daily basis. it turned out that when he did that he was usually visiting when mothers were home with her children. so most of the people he talked to were women. he asked them what bothers you day today. they said the main thing that bothers me is the indignity of my children having to wear ill fitting clothes. it something that hadn't occurred to but when you go into shopping district in downtown nashville there were about to let their children try on clothes because of racism and they did know what size they were so they would pick what they thought fit, take a dump and they would try on and

you provide us with an update about global hawk's use in the pacific included plans for expanded basing locations and sales to allied nations. is this increase in funds in the rq-4 capability sufficient to reduce isr gaps especially in the asia-pacific region? >> so i would just begin saying everything i know about the global hawks which are based in guam, the global hawks in the pacific, they're doing a great job, day in, day out in variety of missions, particularly helpful in the humanitarian assistance program that we helped in the philippines after the major typhoon. and in terms of international sales, there is nothing, absolutely firm yet although i understand the republic of korea we're getting, we're getting close. >> general? >> congresswoman, we're working, we believe the sale of four global hawks to south korea is imminent. we hope that is the case. we'll have first forward deployment of the global hawk to japan later this year. so i think we're doing more and more with our partners of the aircraft is performing very, very well. the money that you mentioned will be used this year to start censor transition from t

national forecast. >> we dry it out. this say pretty good storm, though, for the pacific northwest. >> it is. >> and continues to be very windy this morning. >> so seattle kind of like the london of the united states, right? clouds and rain. bill karins, thanks. >>> a massachusetts judge saying that photos taken up women's skirts is legal. >>> the incredible images from a detroit bar that investigators believe is arson. [ male announcer ] frequent heartburn? the choice is yours. chalky... not chalky. temporary... 24 hour. lots of tablets... one pill. you decide. prevent acid with prevacid 24hr. [ doorbell rings ] the johnsons! stall them. first word... uh...chicken? hi, cascade kitchen counselor. stop stalling and start shining with cascade platinum packs. over time, platinum fights cloudy residue 3x better than the competing gel. it's so powerful it even helps keep the dishwasher sparkling. avoid embarrassing moments... at least for your dishes. cascade. beyond clean and shine every time. [ clears throat ] hi. what did you do to deserve that thin mints flavor coffee-mate? it's only one of the most delicious girl scout

us with enough -- an update about the global hot use in the pacific including plans for expanded basic locations and sales to allied nations? is this increase in funds capability sufficient to reduce high s are gaps, especially in the asia-pacific region? so i would. >> i would begin by saying everything i know. they're doing a great job day in and day out in a variety of missions, particularly helpful in the humanitarian assistance program that we helped in the philippines after the major typhoon. in terms of international sales there is nothing absolutely firm yet, although i understand the republic of korea, we are getting close. >> general. >> we are working. we believe the sale is imminent. we hope that is the case. you have the first deployment to japan later this year. and so i think we are doing more and more with our partners. the aircraft is performing very well. the money the you mentioned will be used this year to start the into transition from the two on to the global lock for some of their specialty sensors. verification in the middle east. and the problem with that movement going forward will be if the law r

here is a look at the national temperatures from 42 in new york to 28 in denver. it is the pacific northwest. still getting another system temperatures will drop. that's a look at your >> so that's the way it is looking right now. not too bad for spring. >> cynara to winter as we know it. thank you so much, veronica. >>> still ahead here, more on the breaking news overnight in the search for the missing malaysian jet. we'll hear from a former faa official. you're watching "early today." for paul ridley there's no substitute for advil. it's built to be as fast as it is strong and fights pain at the site of inflammation. and made for people like paul, who believe nothing should stop you from achieving your goals. not doubt. not fear. and definitely not back and shoulder pain. advil has the strength and speed to help you move past pain and make today yours. advil. make today yours. advil is enabling volunteers to help others. look for the coupon and learn more. the girls and i need... a new activity. [ giggles ] [ snaps finger ] [ wisest kid ] campbell's tomato soup with grilled chees

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