next, congressman from charlotte, north carolina, richard hudson. >> hello, i am from north carolina. i work for you. i am here today to thank you for being here. shame on our leaders for this country who don't see this iran deal for what it is. it's an absolute disaster for this country and for this world. , not since 2000 years before the birth of christ when the king of troy accepted the gift of a wooden horse and brought it into the city has a leader made more tragic a mistake on behalf of their people on this iran deal. my mother would tell me stories and in school you would do drills at school in case of a nuclear attack. it seems funny that you would get under your desk. i don't know how that would protect you but we had drills in school. my mother would tell me that she lived in the constant fear of a nuclear attack by the soviet union. my generation does not understand that. we don't live in that fear. i have a son who will be born three weeks. thank you. because of this deal, if we allow this deal to pass, my son will live a life in fear of a nuclear death. it's a travesty a

. >>> and next congressman from charlotte, north carolina, richard hudson. >> hello, my name is richardn, i'm in north carolina and i work for you. and i'm out here today to thank you for being here. shame on our leaders of this country who don't see this iran deal for what it is. it is an absolutely disaster for this kurn and for this world. in fact not just 2,000 years before the birth of christ, when the king of troy accepted the gift of a wooden horse and brought it into the city has a leader made more tragic a mistake on behalf of the people than this iran deal. my mother, i can remember growing up, would tell me stories in school, they used to actually -- some of you may remember this, you would do drills at school in case of a nuclear attack. seems a little funny to my generation that would you get under your desk. i'm not sure what that would do to prevent you from that nuclear attack but we had drills at school. and my mother told me she lived in constant fear of the nuclear attack by the soviet union. my generation doesn't understand that. we don't live in that fear. but i hav

. >> thank you, richard weitz, hudson institute. lab the previous question, have you seen any evidence of increased actual concrete interoperability between the two forces you to these transfers, as opposed to just physical interoperability, either in the bilateral exercises or on the multilateral exercise is? >> to a certain limited degree of starting to see a little more interoperability between russia and chinese forces. ec is primarily in two areas. both are members of the shanghai cooperation organization which is a cause of mr. security alliance but i wouldn't quite call it an allies but it's a workstation responsible for providing some level of security in central asia. every two years since about 2005 it can take it was called the peace mission exercises which has allowed generally been fairly small-scale exercises, battalion level typically due to counterterrorism or stability operations to shore up a favorite regime that has been some naval exercise as well. you see that you did it together to find this out to some degree

in the wake of that attack, congressman richard hudson was serving as the chairman of the homeland security subcommittee n transportation security. and enhanced the state of airport security across the uents. one of my first acts as chairman of the subcommittee in the 114th congress was to work with mr. hudson and reintroduce this important legislation and pleased to see it through final passage today. this bill builds on important steps taken by t.s.a. in airports across the country and developed with input from public and private sector partners. the legislation makes important strides in enhancing the level of preparedness of our nation's transportation systems and responding and mitigating security incidents such as active shooters and terror attacks. for example, it requires t.s.a. to verify that airports and high risk surface transportation hubs have plans in place to effectively train for and respond to security incidents when they occur. further, it will ensure that emergency communications equipment is regularly tested and emergency first responders are able to communicate with eac

richard is right. there were swells on the hudson river and the water was 46 degrees. know, even the most fit swimmer will get in trouble with hypothermia. and if that is all of the case, how did she get arrested in the first place. >> it took time for her to get arrested. her posting on facebook and interactions with the police led to her arrest. there is no physical evidence and confession and facebook post will be used against her. if the confession is thrown out or defense make it look suspect when it gets to trial, they will have a difficult time going beyond a reasonable doubt. >> motive is always a key element. she stood to inherit a quarter of a million from the life insurance. that would make the jury to sit up and take notice. >> if you can't get the confession in, the motive doesn't matter. motive, the prosecution doesn't have to prove and it will not come to the jorif the confession is suppressed as heather said. >> if the confession is suppressed can they get a conviction here? >> we only have bits and pieces of their evidence. they have charged with her m

. >> reporter: outside of richard montgomery high school in rockville -- >> a lot more pressure. >> reporter: in senior rebecca hudson said finals what are she's worried about and school just started. >> i actually already started on like trying to organize the information i'm already getting now so i can be prepared for the exam. >> reporter: that's because finals are 25% of the grade with two weeks out of the school year used to prepare for just the winter and summer finals alone according to the montgomery county board of education president who also says that doesn't include the time spent preparing for other tests like the hsas, perc assessments and more. now instead of the two hour end of semester exams for core classes, the board voted to have assessments at the end of each margin period. the assessment assessment could be a project or exam done during class time. >> i don't know that a two hour final exam necessarily is demonstrating that you are college or career ready. >> i think it is not a good idea because it helps people to prepare in a certain way for the higher education that they're going to get into