>> rice farmer has no intention >> riced cauliflower. why even call it riced cauliflower. cauliflower crumbles. seondly when did riced become a verb. >> for three generations his family has been growing rice in wetty fields north of sacramento. >> isn't it beautiful. >> convinced americans should know more where their food comes from. he wants rice farming tv. >> we're about to fly the rice seed on this field right about now. he worried riced cauliflower is con fusing consumers. do you think somebody calling cauliflower rice is going to have an impact on your sales? >> i think will. >> and he's not alone. these days even rice farmers they're asking the food and drug administration to define rice so not everyone can use the name. >> cauliflower crumbles, whatever you want to call it. keep it out of the rice aisle. >> the rice people are a little upset about you using that name. >> we feel we're being very clear with what we're offering which is rice vegetables. >> the popularity is spreading this market in los angeles makes their own cauliflower rice and consumer demand mad

rice cauliflower? i mean, why even call it rice cauliflower?ou could call it bits of cauliflower or cauliflower crumbles. secondly, when did rice become a verb? >> reporter: convinced americans should know more about where their food comes from -- >> these rice plants will be harvested today. >> reporter: -- he launched rice farming tv. >> we're about do this now. >> reporter: he worries rice cauliflower is confusing consumers. do you think somebody calling cauliflower rice, that's going to have an impact on your sales? >> i think it will. >> reporter: but even a rice farmer admits, he can't live by rice alone. >> there's cauliflower in our refrigerator. it's just a head of cauliflower. i'll eat that. i'm not too excited about it. but i'll eat it. >> reporter: what he won't do is call it rice. for this farmer, that simply goes against the grain. john blackstone, cbs news, gridley, california. >> lobbyists for the rice farmers are asking the fda to redefine rice so that not everyone can use the name. >>> hm. all right. do you eat this cauliflowe

riced cauliflower? why? could call it bits of cauliflower or cauliflower crumbles and secondly when did rice become a verb? >> reporter: convinced americans should know nor about -- more about where their food comes from -- >> these rice plants will be harvested today. >> reporter: sligar launched rice farming tv. >> we're about to fly over the rice field just about now. >> reporter: sligar worries rice cauliflower is confusing consumers. do you think somebody calling it cauliflower rice will have an impact on your sales? >> i think it will. >> reporter: but even a rice farmer admits he can't live by rice alone. >> there's a head of cauliflower in our refrigerator. i'll eat that. i'm not too excited about it, but i'll eat it. >> reporter: what he won't do is call it rice. for this farmer that simply goes against the grain. john blackstone, cbs news. t: they just said people have a fight or flight or what decided >>> up next you'll hear from a man who did this, how he was able to survive after launching his m

and many. >> do we need to call it rice. >> rice farmer matthew sligar. >> riced calliflower. you could call it bits of kcauli flower crumbles, when did riced become a verb. >> convinced americans should know more about where their food comes from. >> these rice plants will be harvested today. >> sligar launched rice farming tv. >> we're about to plie the rice field on this field right about now. sliegar worries riced call i flower is confusing consumers. >> do you think somebody calling cauliflower rice will have an impact on your sales. >> i think it will. >> but even a rice farmer admits he can't live by rice alone. >> there is cauliflower in our refrigerator t is just a head. >> you will eat it. >> i'm not too excited about t. >> who he want do is call it rice. >> for this farmer that simply goes against the grain. >> john blackstone, cbs news, gridley, california. >> quijano: when we return, why experts say tough love is sometimes better than puppy love. >> quijano: we end tonight with new evidence of the potential down falls of helicopter parenting. a new study on guide

>> reporter: rice farmer matthew sligar. >> riced cauliflower.n call it riced cauliflower? you could call it bits of cauliflower or cauliflower crumbles. and secondly, when did riced become a verb? >> reporter: convinced americans should know more about where their food comes from -- >> these rice plants will be harvested before. >> reporter: sligar launched rice farming tv. >> we're about to fly the rice seed on this field right about now. >> reporter: sligar worries riced cauliflower is confusing consumers. do you think somebody calling cauliflower rice, that's going to have an impact on your sales? >> i think it will. >> reporter: but even a rice farmer admits he can't live by rice alone. >> there's cauliflower in our refrigerat refrigerator. it's just a head of cauliflower. >> and you eat the head. >> i'll eat that. i'm not too excited about it. but i'll eat that. >> reporter: what he won't do is call it rice. for this farmer that simply goes against the grain. tom blackstone, cbs news, gridly, california. >>> when we return, why experts say

cool for the rice people. >> rice cauliflower why even call it rice cauliflower, call it bits of cauliflowerr cauliflower crumbles and when did rice become a verb. >> reporter: rice farmers have washington lobbyist and asking the f.d.a. to define rice so that not everyone can use the name. what do you think bit being called rice when it is not really rice. >> i'm fine witt, semantic i guess. >> it is unclear if the f.d.a. will redefine rice but cdc has weighed in on the importance of cauliflower ranking it among the top 30 powerhouse vegetables. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> more than 200 future physicians are beginning their medical careers right here in philadelphia. they gathered at the kimmel center for drexel university's annual white coat ceremony. er with lag at college of medicine class of 2021, school says white coat is a symbol of the student's future profession which represents trust, compassion, and responsibility. >>> white house is a construction zone right now large scale renovations are taking place while president trump is working out of his golf club in

it is not cool for the rice people. >> rice cauliflower, i mean why even call it rice cauliflower, you bits of cauliflower or cauliflower crumbles and when did riced become a verb. >> reporter: rice farmers have washington lobbyist and asking the food and drug administration to define rice so not everyone can use the name. what do you think bit being called rice when it is really not rice. >> i'm fine witt, semantic issue i guess. >> reporter: it is unclear if the f.d.a. is going to redefine rice but the cdc has weighed in on the importance of cauliflower, ranking it among the top 30 powerhouse vegetables. >> um-hmm. >> can i just cast a vote for cauliflower crumbles. i think that has a nice ring to it. >> i like that. >> thanks, steph. >>> now to viral video, played from a london rugby club performed this stunt on diving boards after an intense work out at training camp. >> they failed twice but got it one passing the ball between eight teammates. their training camp is in bermuda so, definitely looking to cool off a bit. >> that is impressive. >> one, two, three, four, five , timing

this trial is about much more than a controversial rice scheme.happens to yingluck shinawatra at the supreme court, it will be used by both opponents and her supporters to gauge what kind of role thailand's most popular political party will be allowed to play in the future, and whether the military wants reconciliation or victory over the government it ousted three years ago. and karishma joins us now from bangkok. just four more context we should say this is a party that has won elections in thailand for 15 years orso, elections in thailand for 15 years or so, she is still a very popular and important figure. you're right, mike, i'm standing in front of the supreme court where we expect yingluck shinawatra to appear any minute and that every appearance the crowds have grown bigger. people have come up to her and handed her flowers a nd have come up to her and handed her flowers and there's a strong feeling and centreman for her among that crucial rural bank. protesters of yingluck shinawatra haven't been allowed into the area i'm standing in —— s

work mark, i have only one question for congressman rice, congresswoman rice, is she going the come andi'm in dallas. if you find me that threatening, come and arrest me. >> that's it, come and get her, congressman rice, put your money where your mouth is or do the decent thing and recognize a legislator should not be labeling free speech -- >> she needs to resign. >> thank you, dana. guam, hawaii, maybe the west coast are being imperilled by north korean weapons. but the media's greatest focus is on the specifics of president trump's rhetoric. joe explains why, that's next on joe explains why, that's next on tucker carlson tonighththththt think your heartburn pill works fast? take the zantac it challenge! joe explains why, that's next on tucker carlson tonighththththt zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. when heartburn strikes, take zantac for faster relief than nexium or your money back. take the zantac it challenge. >> it's easy to ridicule north korea for backwards economy and ridiculous leader. thanks to the power of nuclear figures the country is also

rice was indicted on aggravated assault charges. the very next day he and palmer married. months later the two of them appeared together at a press conference. >> you know, i failed miserably. but i wouldn't call myself a failure. because i'm working my way back up. i just want to thank her for -- for loving me where i was weak and building up where i was strong. >> reporter: palmer sitting at his side apologizes. >> i do deeply regret the role that i played in the incident that night. i love ray. >> reporter: some critics called the press conference a sham. >> horrible press conference where janay palmer rice is apologizing for her behavior, which was just unthinkable. >> reporter: then the nfl gave rice what many considered a slap on the two-game suspension for domestic violence. >> there are consequences when you make a mistake like that. i stand behind ray. he's a heck of a guy. >> reporter: a firestorm erupts. critics chastising the nfl for giving rice a lesser punishment than a six-game suspension imposed on players caught using banned substances. and then later a s

this is rice country. rice farmers here, this person likes to think back to her life under the government. >> the situation used to be much better. now we have no security, and things are not sustainable. we don't have the means to earn money because we cannot sell or rice at a good price. -- our rice at a good price. it is not worth selling it. reporter: the government bought rice from the farmers at it -- at a higher value, speculating. thailand was left with millions of rice rooting -- rotting across the country. across the government billions of dollars, but for the farmers in the northeast of the country, it meant a higher and more reliable income. that is why her step 4 -- her support he remains steadfast. -- here remains steadfast. the ended up toppling both of the governments amid corruption allegations. those charges do not matter to the people here. their lives improved under the former government. >> they have done so much for us. for example, take the health care scheme that allowed for people

and eb frost who was hollowed partner and then became rice since parter forced rice out of his own business. rice had developed a fast attack submarine, the design, which was tested. the records are bit sketchy, but he had reported to be able to do 22 knots when they were doing eight knots with the boats they had, so it was this-- it you have the situation and to go back to the whole innovation issue you have this issue and wilbur wright's who is utterly brilliant inventor, what of the greatest scientists this country has ever produced who chose and i'm not going to go into bergman , but chose to focus on his business and instead in 1909 took in high-powered investors who are supposed go back to the workshop and improve the right flyer instead he met-- micromanaged and it killed him pick the last letter wilbur wright ever wrote in his life was not while he was dying to a family member, it was to a patent attorney complaining about the slow progress and how much money it was costing him. you have henry ford who has a reputation as a great inventor, when it's actually not an inveterate all, b

and ultimately, isaac rice and eb frost who was a originally holland's partner and then became rice's partner force pod rice out of his own business. rice -- had developed a fast attack submarine that design which was tested the records are a little sketchy. but he had a boat that he -- that was reported to be able to do 22 knots when they were doing 8 knots with -- with the boats they had. so it was this, you have this situation where the man so just to go back to the whole innovation issue. so you have this issue, you have wilbur wright who was utterly brilliant investor one of the great scientists in tour scientist this is country has ever produced who chose i'm not going into birdman but who chose to tox on his business and instead in 1909 they took in all sorts of high powered informs tore and wilbur back to improve the right flyer instead micromanage patent suit and a subsequently killed him. last letter wilbur wrote in his life was not while he was dying was not to a family member but a pat engt attorney complaining about slow progress of the patent suit and how much money it w

work mark, i have only one question for congressman rice, congresswoman rice, is she going the come andest me? i'm in dallas. if you find me that threatening, come and arrest me. >> that's it, come and get her, congressman rice, put your money where your mouth is or do the decent thing and recognize a legislator should not be labeling free speech -- >> she needs to resign. >> thank you, dana. guam, hawaii, maybe the west coast are being imperilled by north korean weapons. but the media's greatest focus is on the specifics of president trump's rhetoric. joe explains why, that's next on tucker carlson tonight. when it comes to heartburn, trust the brand doctors trust. nexium 24hr is the number one choice of doctors and pharmacists for their own frequent heartburn. and all day, all night protection. when it comes to heartburn, trust nexium 24hr. man: let's go! man #2: we're not coming out! man #1: [ sighs ] flo: [ amplified ] i got this. guys, i know being a first-time homeowner is scary, but you don't have to do this. man #2: what if a tree falls on our garage? woman: what if a tornado ri

of rice?riesd cauliflower. why not bits of cauliflower or crumbles and secondly when did riised become a verb. >> reporter: they've been growing it. >> we're waist deep in rice here. >> we are, aren't we? >> convinced americans should know more about where their food should come fr. sligar launched rice farming tv. isigar worries riced cauliflower >> do you think it fwiengs have an impact on your sales? >> i think it will. >> reporter: he's not a loan. even rice narmers have lobbyists and they're asked the food & drug administration to define rice. >> cauliflower crumbles, whatever you want to call it. keep it out of the rice people. >> the rice people are a little upset about you using that name. >> we feel we're being very clear which is what we're talking about. >> the popularity is spreading. they make their own cauliflower rice and consumer demand has made it a big seller. >> you know what we have in common with this little guy? the desire to survive. >> even farmer admits he can't live b

burns: susan rice. ms. rice. hi. rice: i call her my little sister. just returned to this liberal order, it is important to know what they were trying to avoid. so they hated the fact that had been competition over resources that was violent. then the important fact, they were going to try to create the democratic peace where they could so they could rebuild germany into a jamal, to pan into a democracy, and was going to be protected by american military power. that was the liberal or. china,eing challenged by although china has one foot in and one foot out. it is being challenged by russia because russia unfortunately does not really have a foot in the economic side, and, therefore, uses its military power for its respect. but it is also being challenged by the four horsemen of the apocalypse, populism, nativism, isolation, and protectionism, and they tend to run together. arene of the questions we to be asking is not just the challenge to the liberal order from transnational terrorism or cyber warfare or from the powers like russia or china, but how

mark, i have only one question for congressman rice -- congresswoman rice -- is she going to come and? i'm in dallas. if you find me that threatening, come and arrest me. >> mark: that's it, come and get her, congresswoman rice. put your money where your mouth is or do the decent thing and recognize that a legislator should not be labeling free speech. >> she needs to resign. >> thank you, dana.ng guam, hawaii, maybe the west coast are being imperilled by north korean weapons. but the media's greatest focus is on the specifics of president trump's rhetoric. joe concha will be here to explaine why. that's next on "tucker carlson n tonight." statins lower cholesterol, but can also lower your body's natural coq10. qunol helps restore this heart-healthy nutrient with 3x better absorption. qunol has the #1 cardiologist recommended form of coq10 qunol, the better coq10. ♪ hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. we'll find them in our subaru outback. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get 0% apr finan

former premier yingluck is accused of criminal negligence over a costly rice subsidy policy. her opponents say it was in effect a bribe to her supporters. she could face a decade behind bars. she insists she's innocent, and has asked the court for "kindness." from bangkok, the bbc‘s karishma vaswani. this was yingluck shinawatra six years ago, a political novice bringing her brother's party to victory in thailand's general elections. she's no longer in power and is now standing trial on a charge of negligence for a controversial rice subsidy scheme. if found guilty, she could face ten years in prison and a lifetime ban from politics. seen here at the start of her trial, yingluck appeared confident about her chances. but her critics say she's guilty of implementing a controversial rice subsidy policy that benefited only her party, pheu thai, and that cost the government billions of dollars. the scheme was part of yingluck‘s winning manifesto, a generous promise to buy rice farmers‘ entire crop for much more than the market price. but it was also expensive and wasteful. some of

this revelation emerged just weeks after it was revealed that susan rice had been unmasking members of the trump team who happened to be mentioned in classified intelligence reports by default the names are redacted but susan rice had been making sure that the names and information was readily available to anyone with a clearance to see classified government documents and potentially leak this information to the media susan rice's actions were flagged by as i recall one watt nic a member of the trumpet ministration since january apparently his revelation struck the wrong chord with mcmaster who has now dismissed him and it appears that's how it works with the general if he doesn't like you you go these people laid the very foundation of trump's foreign policy promises as a candidate we've been moving from one wrecked was intervention to another coup in libya syria iraq iran this destructive cycle bad decisions we cannot be the policeman of the world now that most of those who shape trumps foreign policy have gone we have this my attitude toward syria and assad has changed very much and

new york well according to reports the security clearance given to susan rice was a regular procedure issued for every living former presidential adviser rice says she never requested the identities of trump's team members to be revealed for political purposes. well former u.s. congressman michael family again thinks that mcmaster is pursuing a different us foreign policy strategy than the president and that's what's putting his future as the national security adviser at risk i think general mcmaster views his own views of the national security the united states his job and the foreign policy of this noted stays as superior to that of the president just like master was a mistake he's going to go to factors whatever is that he will even take over as commanding general in afghanistan put a uniform back on and he will be replaced with someone who can actually execute the trump administration's foreign policy goals still to come this hour bahrain's most prominent human rights campaign a face is prison again for tweeting but this time it's about a foreign war we'll explain why after the br

new york according to reports the security clearance given to susan rice was a regular procedure for every living former presidential adviser rice says she's never requested the identities of trump's team members to be revealed for political purposes only u.s. congressman michael flanagan thinks the mcmaster is pursuing a different us foreign policy strategy than the president announced was putting his future as the national security adviser at risk. i think general with master views his own views of the national security the united states his job in the foreign policy of this noted stays as superior to that of the president but master was a mistake he's going to go. and take over is clearly general in afghanistan where the uniform back up and he will be replaced with someone who can actually execute the trumpet ministrations foreign policy goals. now the leading bahraini human rights activist maybe what his job is facing up to fifteen years in prison this is trial resumes today for tweeting about the war in yemen the jab is the co-founder of the bahrain center for human rights and h

for every living former presidential adviser rice to says she's never requested. the identities of trump's team members to be revealed for political purposes former u.s. congressman michael flanagan thinks the master is pursuing a different u.s. policy strategy than the president and that's about putting his future as the national security adviser at risk i think general master views his own view of the national security states his job on the foreign policy of this noted states is superior to that of the president with master was a mistake he's going to go. and take over as commanding general in afghanistan put a uniform back on and he will be replaced with someone who can actually execute the trumpet ministrations foreign policy goals. now leading bahraini human rights activists to be able to jab is facing up to fifteen years in prison this is trial resumes on monday for tweeting about the war in yemen but job is the co-founder of the bahrain center for human rights and has been in an active prison for criticizing the bahraini government for jobs being described

a default quality except now instead it's wide in question mcmaster made a decision to allow susan rice his predecessor in the job and long time ally to keep full access to classified information. the national security council will continue to work with you to ensure the appropriate security clearance documentation remains on file to allow you access to classified information. this revelation emerged just weeks after it was revealed that stews and rice had been unmasking members of the trump team who happened to be mentioned in classified intelligence reports by default the names are redacted but susan rice had been making sure that the names and information was readily available to anyone with a clearance to see classified government documents and potentially leak this information to the media susan rice's actions were flagged by as i recall one watt mic a member of the trumpet ministration since january apparently his revelation struck the wrong chord with mcmaster who has now dismissed him and it appears that's how it works with the general if he doesn't like you you go these people

it's not really rice. they're asking fda to redefine rice so not everyone can use the word. >> well, this week cbs3 summer fest is headed to charming city of new home. the town is nope for great culinary scene and there's also a spot on main street that is really popping. >> from peanut but to pumpkin popcorn flavors at the shop are endless. tonight's taste with torey visit torey vittoria woodill takes us for a tour. >> you know it when you see i it. >> it's a snack comfort food. i like crunchyness and butter flavor and all. it's to good. >> you know that sound and smell. question smell the popcorn from down the road and made a bee line for it. >> it's beaten clusters popcorn. >> with a cluster you get more than one. >> it's not your ordinary popcorn. they serve more than 16 flavors. >> like sweeb the habanero. toasted coconut. and peanut butter. >> i love loaded baked potato. >> their popcorn is even better because it's butter free. they use coconut oil. >> it's clean and healthy and natural preservative.

it includes susan rice and tom donlon from the obama administration and condoleezza rice and stephen hadley who served in the george w. bush administration. the aspen institute posted this 90 minute event. this 90 minute event. >> welcome, everybody. i am walter isaacson. this is the essence of what the aspen institute has been and should always be about. and what our nation should be about. the notion of very dedicated people of both parties coming together and trying to find common ground. it is under the auspices of the strategy group. a new cochair is condoleezza rice, her first year on the job. [applause] hadley,so have stephen one of the first -- one of the first time that for national security adviser's have been together. ur national security adviser's have been together and h.r. mcmaster will be here tomorrow. susan rice is missing, she will be here in about seven minutes. she is on her way from the airport but just like bob gates last year, somebody who wants to make a dramatic entrance. [laughter] let me turn it over to a person everybody knows, digg barnes, the executive

rice producers association rice being one of the biggest crops in texas and louisiana good to have you here. >> thank you i appreciate it. >> how important is the rice crop to texas and what can you tell us about the impact of harvey >> well, the rice crop along the gulf coast has a long history in texas, very important. not just to farmers but all of the affiliated businesses. our rice mills and affiliated businesses lined with the trucking, fertilizer companies everything from "a" to "z." >> and the impact is a result of the storm, do you have any data at this point or do you know what's going on or where were we in the harvesting cycle at this point? >> well, fortunately, we had harvested about 80% of the rice crop in texas. so the remaining 20% was a total loss we do have a second crop that we're analyzing, you know, in texas and south louisiana. you can get a second crop, a second cutting off the very first planting so we're trying to find out, you know, make an assessment but the numbers are staggering this could be 50, $60 million total economic loss just to rice and of course,

rice. welcome, mr. mace. >> ranking member cantwell and members of the committee, my fellow panel members. my name is chris mace of the alaska division of forestry and passed president of the national association of state foresters. i appreciate the opportunity to speak on the topics of wildfire risk mitigation and the use of new technology on the fire line. the mission of my division is to serve alaskan through forest management and wildland fire protection. the division is the lead agency for fire management services at 150 million acres of land with the primary goal of protecting life and property. my staff works closely with two key partners, the forest tree service and the department of the interior fire service with the latter agency being our main partner in alaska. i would like to address my first topic. i am reducing risks to communities and firefighters by walking through how it is created and deployed on the ground. my written statement has included several case studies of fuel r

the fact is the susan rice case unbelievable.e ambassador to the united nations is even worse to susan rice. more of whom aberdeen's emails came out and there are direct quotes of this person gave a million dollars to the clinton foundation, we need to take care of them. how can you not be indicting these people for playing out corruption? >> sean: wears robert mueller on this. if he's hired all of his obama clinton democratic donors and even hillary clinton's attorney. where are the investigations into these matters that i keep talking about every night? >> some movement on the house and senate judiciary committees, i think the republicans should be dramatically more aggressive in taking all of this on. for one thing, there ought to be subpoenas that expose all of financing of the clinton foundation back to its beginning that allow us to find the floor for money and will be stunned as to how much foreign money will be financing the clintons and their activities. i look at the effort to distort what the family has done. and then

the susan rice case is unbelievable. ambassador to the united nations was worse than susan rice and there is case after case after case. and the story today or yesterday, when more of uman aberdeen's e-mails came out. a million to clinton foundation, we need to take care of them. how can you not indict them for plain outright corruption. >> robert mueller is involved in investigative creep and hired the attorneys. and where are the investigations to the matters i keep talking about every night? >> i think some movement in the house and senate judary committees. i think the republicans should be dramatically more aggressive in taking it on. and for one thing, they ought to be subpeona to expose all of the financing of the clinton foundation to allow us to find the flow of foreign money and we'll be stunned how much foreign money was financing the clinton and their activities and i look at the effort to distort what the trump family has done. and then the open public record done by bill and hillary clinton and tla allies d

it's not really rice. they're asking fda to redefine rice so not everyone can use the word. >> well, this week cbs3 summer fest is headed to charming city of new home. the town is nope for great culinary scene and there's also a spot on main street that is really popping. >> from peanut but to pumpkin popcorn flavors at the shop are endless. tonight's taste with torey visit torey vittoria woodill takes us for a tour. >> you know it when you see i it. >> it's a snack comfort food. i like crunchyness and butter flavor and all. it's to good. >> you know that sound and smell. question smell the popcorn from down the road and made a bee line for it. >> it's beaten clusters popcorn. >> with a cluster you get more than one. >> it's not your ordinary popcorn. they serve more than 16 flavors. >> like sweeb the habanero. toasted coconut. and peanut butter. >> i love loaded baked potato. >> their popcorn is even better because it's butter free. they use coconut oil. >> it's clean and healthy and natural preservative.

and with the river south of saigon with a rice paddy after rice paddy after rice paddy. they are densely populated. and they have to be controlled . . every river was lined by a dense jungle foliage that you couldn't see through. so every 50 yards could be another ambush and every 50 yards after that could be another. another. plus it's likely the next 50 yards you would be shot at, probably not but you have to be ready. if you were not ready that's probably when they were there. so when they were in operations they could then switch it off the whole time. they were on their very first operation and one of the sergeants went around the trained them they were very fearful of this guy and he's the one that made them do push-ups before. all that is during training. the one that yelled at them and smack them on the head during training, they just probably marched 20 miles and at night they are supposed to maintain sleeping discipline. only 50% are supposed to be asleep at any one time and goes from one foxhole to another. he had once been a soldier himself and he comes to th

participants include susan rice from the obama administration and condoleezza rice, who served in the george w. bush of ministration. the aspen institute hosted this 90 minute event. >> welcome, everybody. essencepretty much the of what the aspen institute has been and should always be about. , and frankly what our nation should always be about. there is a notion of really dedicated people of both parties coming together and trying to find common ground. it is under the auspices of the --en strategy through strategy group. condoleezza rice is cochair in the first year of the job. [applause] this is one of the first times four national security advisers will be together. the current one, h.r. mcmaster, is coming in tomorrow. you may notice that susan rice is missing. she will be here in about seven minutes. she is on her way from the airport. just like bob gates last year, there is always someone who wants to make a dramatic entrance area -- entrance. [laughter] turn it over to a person everybody knows, and turns, executive director of the aspen -- nick burns, executive director of the