mark mazetta from the "new york times," thanks so much and reza say yeah thanks so much. >>> just nowming to light the "new york times" in tomorrow's paper reporting that pakistan's top general is fighting to save his job. the paper reporting he's facing seething anger from other top commanders as well as junior officers since the raid. central to the complaints according to the times the general's perceived cozy relationship with the united states. >>> after more than three weeks of testimony, the prosecution rests its case in the casey anthony trial. tomorrow the defense begins their turn. will they put casey anthony on the stand? do they have to do that in order to explain their defense which is that she was lying for so long and hiding kaylee's death because of sexual abuse she alleges her father and brother did to her. what will it take for them to win the capital murder case? former prosecutor nancy grace joins me ahead. and one of the women and one of the women congressman weiner exchanged e-mails with speaking out in a press conference. that's next. yep. the longer you stay wi

but they were working in the weeks and months up to the raid that happened in early may. >> reza, whatntity of these informants and how do the pakistanis know that these pakistanis were even working with the cia? do we know this? >> reporter: well, pakistani security officials are not revealing a lot of information about these arrests. that is not so unusual. obviously the isi, spy agency, much of their work is done in secret. but when you talk to security officials you get the sense that they don't feel badly at all that they've made these arrests. you get the sense that they're asserting themselves, kind of taking a stand against the u.s. it's no secret that pakistan security establishment is still seething over the bin laden raid last month. and that's why this is being viewed -- these arrests are being viewed as pakistan's taking a stand, hitting back against the u.s., even if it means it's undermining its relationship with washington. >> so mark, was this roundup pakistan's way of retaliating for the bin laden raid? >> we're still trying to get more details about the motives. but

consecuencias de la deportación, es que se tiene que ir con su nieto o no tiene quién la cuide en este país, reza. >> no sabe qué hará y cómo se desen volverá en méxico, pero lo que sí tiene claro que su abuelita se la lleva con él. >> muchísimas gracias, miguel aparicio debe abandonar el país antes de la media noche para cumplir con el beneficio de la deportación voluntaria que le concedió un juez el pasado 17 de febrero. >> y nos vamos a guatemala, un candidato a la alcaldía de una localidad cercana a la capital fue acribillado a tiros en una silla de una céntrica peluquería, el dirigente político el séptimo aspirante fue ajusticiado instantes antes de conceder una entrevista periodística en un restaurante cercano. >> nos vamos a venezuela un militar muerto y 19 heridos dejó un operativo de elite para recobrar el control de una cárcel cercana a caracas que estaba en control de amotinados pedían respeto para sus niñas, pues este fin de semana 22 personas murieron ante un motín. >> hoy otra cárcel sigue fuera de control. >> momento de hacer una pausa, gobierno y restorantes se enfrentaron por pro

we're joined by reza. why arrest them? >> reporter: it's not clear at this point. when you thought this relationship between washington and islamabad couldn't get more twisted and complicated pakistan's top agency says it has arrested several suspected informants who allegedly helped the cia before the raid on the bin laden compound last month. this according to two pakistani security officials. not a lot of details on the arrests. pakistani officials say that these informants, some of them, were at a safe house rented by the cia that served as a lookout for the bin laden compound. the "new york times" is reporting one of those arrested is an army major but one of our sources flatly denies any arrested is indeed an army major so details are minimal but when you look at the big picture on the surface, this is obviously a problem because if pakistan's spy agencies were part of the effort to look for bin laden and capture him and they said they were, you would think they would commend these informants and not the arrest them but they have arrested, some are not the ha

by playing a double game. >> reza, let's talk about that. what do you think this means for u.s.-pakistani relations. it's deteriorated quite a bit. are they telling you on the pakistani side that the cooperation is over? we'll do what we want to do here? >> well, the rhetoric on record is positive. but it doesn't square with what's happening on the ground. the fact is, this relationship is at a low point. there's deep mistrust. friction and all sorts of finger pointing. last weekend, head of the cia, leon panetta came in here reportedly with evidence that the colluding with militants. we can go on and on and on. the bottom line is, how can these two countries who say they need one another, find a way to fix things, improve relations, that clearly is not happening. >> thank you, reza. appreciate it. >>> nate to warplanes launch new attacks. that happened last night. rebels are pushing back. forces loyal to moammar gadhafi in the east and west of the country. meanwhile, in syria -- this protest video was posted online by syrian activist. they say it is from yesterday in the city o

let's start first with reza sayah?posed to be partners with washington in the fight against extremists. why have they arrested informants that helped track down osama bin laden? that story at the top of the hour. >> i'm brianna keiler, at the white house, tensions mount. the president is set to make the case for military involvement and why he hasn't asked for congress's okay. >> i'm max foster in london where i've seen details of what is expected to be the most high profile royal tour in years. catherine and william are headed to l.a. more on the next hour. >> all right. thanks, guy, also next hour. kidnapped over shaquille o'neal's sex tape that may or may not exist. we've got more. (screams) when an investment lacks discipline, it's never this obvious. introducing investment discipline etfs from russell. visit russelletfs.com r a prospectus, containing the investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and other information. read and consider it carefully before investing. yet an instant classic." with sports car s

women's defending champion burst into tears after a hard fought victory against french women are of on reza williams haven't lost in the first round of any of her previous portie four grand slams but after returning from a year long injury layoff she was pushed hard before winning six three three six six three and. a half resigned the world of the sixty one count it's a really powerful ground strokes to take the second set but she lost her mentor in the. serina twice victory. definitely going into the marriage. not a cry or. i think it was something in my eyes it. really was just so emotional for me because the twelve months i've been through. of a lot of things that's. normal things you guys during the know about it so. it's just been a long arduous rude. to stand still this was pretty awesome. well as well number one caroline wozniacki dropped just three games on route to beating spain's at some time yet but ten seats and the stars have became the biggest casualty so far after crashing out of two hundred melinda think it's right outside the top two hundred while former champion maria shar

for i am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story one of russia's richest men has set his sights on politics after conquering the world of business but how progress has been elected leader of the right cause party that plans to run in december's parliamentary elections. spoke exclusively to the billionaire. because it is not known as a successful politician but he is known as a very successful businessman and when it comes to brought up and to write cause they have quite ambitious goals as well which are not only to get into the state duma to the next election but also to become the second most powerful political force in the country right there next to the united russia party and even though. political career is just starting he's already aiming for the senior levels off for russia's political elite i'm not the kind of person who tends to dream or plunges into illusions we have particular goals to get into russia's lower house of parliament with the maximum number of votes what i also understand is that i could be a good prime minister if the party success

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important person on the russian seem good to have you with us thank you very much for joining us tonight reza the first question i have briefly outline for us the president's address today. the president bill belittling both. what's become achieved over the last. couple of years. in terms of its to be this not the crisis and that invasion plans and you have a number of achievements. that have more projects investments are coming in. because international companies because we grow months and best in climate while we still have big problems like corruption. and bears for small businesses and the president feel be pushing down some of the new steps to improve the investment climate. especially. in terms of making market more comfy more competitive promoting completion. they believe that that's in the medium term perspective and also fighting corruption so that's more or less involved a domestic part of the story and you'll be also looking both international efforts . in the. let that allow. for. that a little partnership simply with china. stabilized global economy because we can promote the kin

campaign on a pledge to destroy democracy that's exactly what they're doing in the nation is suffering reza pair a case of voters or morse let's hope efforts like those undertaken by sharia law center to check on this radical right wing agenda just long enough for us to vote the bums out of office next year. after the break my conservative guest analyst daniel helper and heather servo will take me out. in our little over a liberal weekly debate. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime. i think. even one well. we haven't got that says to feel safe get ready because of their freedom. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so bleak you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you saw you don't i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. for. fun. but about the big picture i'm tom hartman coming up in this half hour a man desperate to receive medical treatment robs a bank for just a measly buck so you can see a doctor in jail so we finally discover the republican health care plan and the nation's corpora

i match reza with the r.t. business team live in russia's northern capital at the st petersburg international economic forum good to have you with us now as we've been saying throughout the day here the overall themes that people are talking about here are going to be or are russia's a session to the world trade organization and the establishment of a ten billion dollars state backed private equity fund aimed at bringing business and investment to russia however there are some important deals that have already been signed here that we should tell you about right now dow chemical and the spoken both fun putting pen to paper in order to establish a research and development center in russia also russ nano the russian nanotechnology firm and also signed with several asian partners in order to establish a nanotech fund that is going to be worth more than one hundred million dollars there's an exciting news on that front also two pieces of information that we'd like to share the head of the international energy agenc

reports the officers came under attack at a talon near the turkish border while responding to reza. calls for protection from armed groups government forces are trying to quell the month long protest against president asif rule which is left over twelve hundred people dead. u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton says yemen's government should use the absence of its president for a peaceful transition of power president saleh flew to saudi arabia for treatment after being wounded in a rocket attack on his power as u.s. officials say he has forty percent burns and is suffering with a collapsed long endured of going protests to try and force the president to step down. bunky moodiness formally put himself forward for a second term in charge of the united nations there's a strong chance he'll secure and other five year term since no other candidates have put their names in the hat mr ban has held the post since two thousand and seven and is already being publicly supported by france and china diplomats expect he's real action by the end of the month. health inspectors are struggling to

three i'm in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on our t.v. it's three months since a huge earthquake hit japan triggering a devastating tsunami that killed tens of thousands of people and also caused the worst nuclear disaster in decades at the fukushima reactors to mark the day a mass demonstrations been held in tokyo protesting against the use of nuclear power and the concealment by authorities the real scale of the accident or he's sean thomas reports from the japanese capital. this is three months after they got a standing break in tsunami which rocked japan and devastated the fukushima region of course creating the nuclear disaster at the tepco daiichi power plant where we now know that three reactors have melted down and possibly melted throughout today is a very interesting day at the tepco headquarters in central tokyo thousands of people have gathered some in support of your power believer and thousands more who are walking the streets in organized protests carrying signs and banners and shouting out slogans through loudspeakers agai

news around the clock from around the world six am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story the international criminal court at the hague has issued an. arrest warrant for libyan leader moammar gadhafi and two of his closest allies they were accused of ordering the killing of civilians during the start of a popular uprising in february this as nato forces continue pounding targets belonging to forces loyal to the colonel with reports of his personal bus being struck close to his compound in the capital tripoli are teaser really to lose go as details namely he's being accused of purposefully targeting kids to the ends of killing civilians during the dispersal of the protest in february of this year the court's decision at the request for the arrest of moammar gadhafi his son and also his intelligence minister has been issued by one of the prosecutors of the international criminal court and this is only the second time in the court's nine year history that such a warrant has been issued for an incumbent head of state the first such occurrence happened in t

six am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story protests continue on the streets of athens with demonstrators angered at the government's approval of fresh austerity measures during the night the center of the greek capital was blanketed with tear gas as a gang set fires and damaged property according to reports at least forty five people were injured amid the clashes with many others being detained the greek parliament voted through the cuts to secure the e.u.'s next twelve billion euro installment and stave off bankruptcy a two day general strike has brought the country to a standstill with thousands walking off their jobs in protest against the cuts financial journalist dimitri kovtun a says the government risks being overthrown if it doesn't address the people's needs. it's called more now than it was before but it's still extremely violent even right behind me right now there are clashes with police going on. an interesting thing is some some bikers who actually rode down yesterday from northern greece and more and more people got on the on the ba

past and what's holding well you can go too far to the heart is more news and media is always online reza could look questionable case even on x. cia agent links to once again only this time that it came to the city of miami even as a fan of his countrymen said sentences from criminals. and flash mobs become a way for russians to force their discontent move from one city in the face of repressions from misfortunes on the more subtle to the top of. millions on a new change. is easy. to. see. down the official altie obligation to join a phone or i pod touch from the top story. joel she lives on the go. video on demand all she's mine old girls. are registering each now in the palm of your. question on the alkie job call. well some other stories around the world for you though syrian security forces are expanding their saw to the north west of the country that point tanks around several towns and forced more people to flee raising the estimated number of refugees to almost nine thousand u.n. secretary general ban ki moon has urged president started to stop killing and gauging dialogue activis

i match reza live in st petersburg at the st petersburg international economic forum the sun is going down on day one of the forum but they've begun the sun is not going to go down entirely because it is white nights here in st petersburg so that means the sun isn't going to go down almost entirely at all but many case tomorrow day to day to be a new slate going to be time for a new business to be discussed as for today though the word of the day was definitely innovation there were a number of high profile deals that were signed all in that area the first one dow chemical and the skolkovo fund signing a deal in order to create a research and development center in russia very exciting there all and on top of that russ now russian nanotechnology firm signing a deal with some asian partners in order to establish a one hundred million dollar plus fund for technology research and also some very exciting news that's going to help boost innovation and business here in russia this in addition to the forums already stated focus on russia's w t o obsession and the creation of a state back to p

headlines in about ten minutes time but before that though we'll cross to st petersburg where that reza will update us on what's happening at the economic forum. that's right it is the third and final day of the st petersburg international economic forum and the main topic of discussion on the table today has been the announcement from president medvedev at the conference that he wants to expand the borders of moscow in order to move infrastructure out there and free up space in the center of the city for businesses in order to establish russia's capital in europe's largest city has a major financial hub the idea is to move jobs away from the congested area in order to the center of the city in order to ease traffic which is notorious in downtown moscow and the problems associated with large employers there however to help with this this is also help with infrastructure in the city but there are other challenges that the city is facing according to one gentleman we spoke to from alberta's elbrus capital management. that would like to mediate the points to . one weakness of the russian f

four am in moscow i match reza bring you today's top stories and a look back at the week's news here on r t fierce fighting is continuing in libya's port city of misrata where rebels using heavy artillery have stepped up their bombardment of khadafi troops pro-government forces responded with heavy shelling killing at least six winning sixteen others the fighting comes amid insurgents' fresh attempts to retake another major oil port and earlier a battle in the port left thirty dead and shut down a key supplier to tunisia and even while in the capital tripoli colonel gadhafi over a chest. with the president the world chess federation declared he has no intention of stepping down as arjun is maria emotional reports it's the ordinary people caught in the middle of. saddam has been within a hair's breadth of death but doctors have performed any a miracle and the young girl is back home with her family she took her mother's pills to kill herself. if someone wants to kill me and myself. but who wants to kill the teenager summers native city tripoli has been under constant bombardment by na

well now let's get down to business and join the match reza who is at the same point as burke and national economic form. that's right these are the days when the sun doesn't set on russia's northern copyable but it is going down on a russian is on the st petersburg international economic forum or president dmitry medvedev capped off the entire event with a address during a panel discussion that he shared with the presidents of finland the prime minister of spain and the president of kazakhstan where they discussed the challenges facing the global economy the russian president called on all countries to jointly handle challenges facing the global financial system and he said united efforts and policy will help pull countries out of the deadlock and the doldrums that are facing the global financial system he said a key priority for russia in this case is to integrate more with other countries in the global economy and foster better cooperation with all of them and part of that a keystone of all that he believes is the establishment of moscow europe's largest city as a major financial hub fo

have a saying about antarctica not only she knows who can and cannot visit her in fact last year both reza. and spinny and korea try to visit but could not land because the weather shifted and it was too dangerous. the organizing oppose their choice visit a delegation of this size it's quite difficult logistically they were able to fit in a little bit of russian culture with a visit to the trinity church. traveling with the presidents a delegation of both chile and ecuador's top military brass as well as chile's minister of energy. and while there were photo opportunities and press conferences the main message from these heads of state was one of international cooperation. and. an example of you know our money we can work together so to. to proof. and as their presidential flight leaves the continent after a successful visit those who stay behind continue their research to ensure that idea of unity is realized in antarctica sean thomas r t and i always get asked for videos and read more about shah's adventures in all corners of the world on his blog that's in our website. within a month. i

and to his new sound rather to his new role behind the wheel of global covert operations reza raises doubts that he can be impartial artist kalen ford has more. since he's been called the rock star four star he is without question one of the finest officers and military minds of his generation the architect of modern counterinsurgency i'm asked quite often those are all of those what do you think should happen in afghanistan and my first response is well whatever general petraeus says that's the direction in which we ought to go that's the kind of respect for you general david petraeus. for trains was on capitol hill to be confirmed as the next director of the central intelligence agency in truth my goal in uniform has always been to convey the most forthright and accurate picture possible i have to be sure offered more positive assessments than the intelligence community did but although he's been lauded as the man responsible for america's strategy in iraq former c.n.n. pentagon correspondent jamie mcintyre says he has his detractors a lot of people see him as very ambitious very c

a secret for everybody so all right thank you very much there was that in the us you give a local reza. meanwhile our team continues to bring you the latest picture of health law of down here in russia's north caucasus in the republic of north the south here. coming up later today of this weekend's moscow program it shows the russian capital is safer than many think but if you're caught in an emergency the team has the lowdown on what a cop. forget my life my lord i was born in russia the number you did here is zero one zero one hundred fifty five stations in the capital this will open my eyes and sort of take us from the sense you guys were in your home to their ships they have six fire trucks that are constantly on call each trickle as a quick with that each of the fifty needs. of the. domestic mascot in just over an hour's time here on our t.v. i'll be back with a recap of our top stories after this short break. it was created to serve public interests to inform. and to entertain. these days there's nothing easier than opening a new media outlet but there is nothing harder than revo

has become a hot topic here in russia following a number of high profile incidents our correspondent reza on powerful it caught up with one of the country's top sports lawyers to save changes are being made to try and protect their careers and patches of russia stop on its. own you know scott told his wife was turned upside down in november two thousand and nine she suffered horrific injuries for no fault of their own have collided with another slid due to the mistake an official who allowed her sweat to run a red light at one point she feared she might lose her leg but a physical injuries was not the only battle that she had to overcome not the new dish on the corporal's there have been problems with ensuring our sportsmen and women for instance the insurance policy could cause just a few rubles if we look at the case of purina sports she was insured under a tourist policy which would only pay out if you thousand euros in case of queensbury after just a few days of treatment her insurance funds had already dried. thirteen is having to build run into hundreds of thousands of euros however

i'll be back with headlines about ten minutes time but first we go back to some pieces but again much reza the latest from the internet for. that's right working off day three of the st petersburg international economic forum day two was marked by the landmark address from russian president dmitry medvedev talking about innovation and modernization in the russian economy he said that integration with the global economy is definitely a priority for russia and that luring new investors in business is something that is going to help open up and modernize the russian economy there is a going to be a major move toward a free market economy he said in russia and away from state capitalism which tends to stifle innovation rather he said the role of the of the government should be to help foster and stimulate business into russia something he intends to implement in the country also help cut down on state regulation and cut down on corruption two things he says that are going to make concrete steps towards improving the business environment in the country and improving the perception of russia as

where's the plane yeah there is no i don't really and it's something that something needs to be tripled reza clockers has a plan there is there are there are a lot of persons who are suggesting the reason medicare is in trouble is because so many holes have been drilled in it to let corporations in medicare advantage which has nothing to do with medicare it's like let's bring in the private corporation medicare can't negotiate drug prices they're spent they're over spending three hundred eighty six billion dollars these are slight tweaks in the medicare hundred billion dollars as you know slight tweak it is in comparison to the cost of medicare on the yearly basis all right so i will say i'm going to do with medicare party make it the be able to everybody in the country as well as it was originally planned as they are the j. road then it can go bust yesterday yet barely to you we don't have your money just easier to raise the medicare tax or point work pays we assume that the mothers of joining the other thirty three o.e.c.d. nations and having a national health care is never going to get th

thank you marina i am mad reza live in st petersburg at the st petersburg international economic conference good to have you with us with your r t business wrap up now if this is the fifteenth annual st petersburg conference and it's the white nights in st petersburg going on right now so there's a perfect backdrop to this event we've got main themes that are being discussed here among them russia is a session to the world trade organization and the other big topic of discussion here is russia's creation of a ten billion dollar state backed private equity fund designed to help bring investment and were business to russia and to the russian economy to help to bolster the russian and diversify the russian economy to a stated goal of president medvedev now one of the focuses of attention is not only on bringing business from the west which is something that has been tried to to make it attractive before but also looking east china is a huge partner of russia economically and culturally and it's something that is trying to bring more together here through the conference chinese president hu jin

muslim and converted to islam but even then he was a christian coptic it wasn't a muslim that killed reza rather than as a rebel and i mistype a shot my brother dead the bullet went through his forehead then it came out on the other side and i saw it that no one here has a weapon like this on this old is that it's hard to grasp what happened. rather blames the army for taking the life of his younger brother and the revolution will give in the army so much power. we expected the army to intervene to protect people just don't while and but instead they started to kill people themselves who didn't expect that all of that it was a little the people of egypt didn't expect many things they didn't expect the economy to collapse they didn't imagine the path to a free and democratic society would be such a bloody and painful one they just wanted to free from dictatorship and didn't expect it all to find themselves under yet another one in military one with power in egypt now hours and. rest firmly in the hands of the. military chief of staff. they were sitting literally in the pentagon war room wh

reza live in st petersburg of the st petersburg international economic forum where the word of the day was modernisation the keynote address of today russian president dmitry medvedev addressing the more than one thousand people attending the conference here talking about primarily the need to modernize and innovate in russia's economy now among the things that he was highlighting the war the successful i.p.o. those young backs and mehldau group using this is them as examples of how the russian technology sector can be made better along with this he said there was a ten billion dollars state pac a private equity fund that's being established in order to help spur development in russia and he's also the expansion of a thirty eight billion dollar asset self program something that he said it should also help the economic climate. it's. such a loans amounts to pussy it has only. privatization of major companies. of these plans is necessary at the very modest goodman has until the first of the school uniforms the toys they should in order to his old lease i'm sure we'll be able to go throug

i am match reza reporting live at the same peter's bird and international economic forum here to give you all the latest on all the goings on here at this very important annual meeting the fifteenth annual meeting in russia's northern copple we do have some news to tell you about earlier dow chemical skolkovo fund signed a deal put pen to paper here in order to found a research and development center also writes the nano russian. side to deal with some asian partners to stop a hundred million dollar plus nanotech fund in order to accomplish that kind of research and development so some important economic news going on here in addition just the typical and i put typical but the general theme going on here russia is w t o a session on the table and also a ten billion dollar state funded a private equity fund state backed private equity fund being established here in order to lure investment and business into russia also the head of the international energy agency he spoke earlier here he said his prediction was that during two thousand and twelve the price per barrel of oil would be bet

our reza sayah is live in pakistan this morning.tani intelligence officials about this. what are they saying? >> yeah. you know what, just when you thought this relationship between pakistan and the u.s. couldn't get more twisted and tangled and complicated, we find that the isi, pakistan's top spy agency, has arrested several informants for the cia. these are individuals who allegedly fed information to the cia, helped the cia right before the big raid on the bin laden compound. all of this according to pakistani security officials. we're not sure why these men were arrested, where they are, and what they're going to be charged with, if anything. "the new york times" reporting one of these men is an army major who apparently wrote down license plates of cars going in and out of the compound. one of our sources says that's not true. he flatly rejects that one of the individuals is, indeed, an army officer. we also know according to security officials that some of the individuals arrested were staying at a safe house rented by the ci

reza sayah, cnn, islamabad. >>> let's get white house reaction now. more on the concerns of whether pakistan is really a reliable ally in the war on terror. dan lothian is working this story for us. how are they dealing with this over there, dan? >> reporter: wolf, today during the white house briefing with jay carney, he was describing this relationship between the u.s. and pakistan. he used the word complicated at least seven times. but some people believe that complicated does not adequately describe the situation, and that the arrest of those people suspected of helping the cia is yet another low point. >> well, i mean, i don't think it's been worse. >> reporter: peter bergen says this is another blow to the already rocky u.s./pakistan relationship. >> i think it's the worst point it's been since arguably 1990 when the united states put sanctions on pakistan because of its nuclear program. and it's brad, it's very bad. >> reporter: the u.s. unilateral mission behind the back of pakistan's government was a big embarrassment. drone strikes aimed at

kathy reza or two daughters often alone during the career we've been married for 34 years and they've grown up those two young ladies to be wonderful and independent women and citizens. i'd also like to add kathy and i understand the sacrifices of the war with both our families having experienced conflicts firsthand across the span of american history. if confirmed i assure you and all the military families i will do everything i can to provide the forces in the thinnest and with the resources they need to accomplish the mission and return home safely distinguished members of the committee it's been a great honor to appear before you this morning and i am prepared to answer your questions. thank you. >> thank you, admiral fallin now let me ask the three of you the standard questions we asked our witnesses. have you adhere to applicable laws and regulations governing conflict of interest? >> i have. >> do you agree when asked to give your personal views even if they differ from the administration and power? >> i do. >> u.s. and many duties you were taken would presume the of got the co

kathy reza or two daughters often alone during the career we've been married for 34 years and they've grown up those two young ladies to be wonderful and independent women and citizens. i'd also like to add kathy and i understand the sacrifices of the war with both our families having experienced conflicts firsthand across the span of american history. if confirmed i assure you and all the military families i will do everything i can to provide the forces in the thinnest and with the resources they need to accomplish the mission and return home safely distinguished members of the committee it's been a great honor to appear before you this morning and i am prepared to answer your questions. thank you. >> thank you, admiral fallin now let me ask the three of you the standard questions we asked our witnesses. have you adhere to applicable laws and regulations governing conflict of interest? >> i have. >> do you agree when asked to give your personal views even if they differ from the administration and power? >> i do. >> u.s. and many duties you were taken would presume the of got the co