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that was cost beneficial and trying to move forward the next step in the process to have a cost schaffer agreement for the study phase for the potential construction resolution it is limited to $10 million for the designated authority we're focusing on the muni tunnel and the bart entrance the embarcadero near the ferry building. >> one thing to point out while we're undertaking this it authority project the smaller scale didn't preclude us we're exploring moving forward materially with the large-scale recreation process the distinction between the two are parallel the general investigation process is not limited to $10 million but makes it takes a long time and requires steps that are not always predictable and the one thing we for us katherine will that the project manager for the united states corps of engineers and lead both of those projects so no chance there will be you know winding away from each other without be coordinated and for the smaller scale the modeling the economic modeling asset mapping and other types of things all that information will be available from one study to

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joining us london center for policy research lieutenant colonel tony schaffer. >> good morning.ether or not the u.s. might be doing some sort of a cyber-attack, i want to get your thought on that. >> look, it's good news for us one way or another. i said on the other part of the network that i do have something to do with it, i think we did. i don't know that for a fact or not, but the god news is they will always be in doubt, whether the technology they're using is actually good or not. i think this is challenging because they don't want to be embarrassing. god forbid they have something that blows up and has to be made very clear the attention is to do everything we can to slow them down and make it more difficult for them to develop anything. lea: a psychological operation. >> precisely. lauren: when does china come in here because you said they can literally shut the lights out for north korea, you see gas prices soaring, is china behind that? >> china is absolutely behind that. if china sneezes, north korea has to catch the wind from it. everything that's going on right now

schaffer, a civilian investigator, was very critical of these missions. but these lasted from about 1951 until 1954. by that point, the stasi was fully aware of what was going on. they had put an informant to meet one of these west germans on these operations. this west german was then arrested by the east germans for bribery. that essentially shut down the mission of using these private german investigators in the east zone. just quickly, even though the soviets refused, there were still glimmers of hope. in the spring of 1951, the nine united states and soviets exchanged teams to go into each zone to look at grave s registration issues. again in 1954 and in 1955, the army went back to east germany to conduct recovery missions. here is a quote from the doctor, the soviets could not believe how serious the united states was about this humanitarian work. why we were pursuing this. i do want to say, the others question comes up, was there any intelligence interest by the united states, because this is one of the few ways united states was having official ac

north korea has been engaged in a pattern of provocative be schaffer. this behavior.s a rogue regime that is nuclear capable.haffer. behavior. this is a rogue regime that is nuclear capable.ffer. behavior. this is a rogue regime that is nuclear capable. what must happen is that denuclearization of the korean peninsula. so the president has asked us to be prepared to give him a full range of options to remove that threat to the american people and to our allies and partners in the region. >> you redirected navy ships to go toward the korean peninsula. what are we doing right now in terms of north korea? >> you never know, do you. you never know. >> that's all you're going to say? >> i don't want to talk about it. we are sending an armada, very powerful. >> she's just on her way up there but that's where we thought it was most prudent to have her at this time. there is not a specific gladema sick natur signal or specific reason. >> it's unusual to know about it in advance. so why was that, i mean why was it put out in advance, was it just to signal to north korea that t

i remember cbs journalist bob schaffer.e gave us an inspiring talk about the importance of journalism and the importance of pursuing truth and whatever we do as well as the importance of great. it.gr he talked about her number of issues and stories, such as the assassination of john f. kennedy . i think it was interesting to see his perspective on the issue and to really learn about what hisght him success from origin story of how he became a journalist at cbs and the advice he really gave to aspiring journalists as well as student leaders. >> how do you know when it is true? >> i think the truth really comes when you are able to find information from different sources. he definitely talked about the importance of not relying on single sources and to be really vigilant in the way we perceive information as well as citizens of the united states. >> does anybody have another person they want to talk about? put your hand up so i don't miss you. this gentleman over here. i love the bowtie. where are you from and what is your na

then kellyanne conway, former cbs newsman bob schaffer and a panel of reporters.r, a human rights advocate addresses a joint session of the canadian parliament in the capital ottawa. we'll have live coverage at 11:30 a.m. on c-span two. a reminder, you can watch all of these programs live on c-span or get and listen on the c-span radio app. >> defense secretary james mattis told reporters there was no doubt the syrian government was responsible for the chemical attack against civilians antitrust about the reason the u.s. decided to launch missile attacks in syria. he was joined by general joseph oh tell -- votel. they spoke at this 25 minute briefing.

that was cost beneficial and trying to move forward the next step in the process to have a cost schaffer agreement for the study phase for the potential construction resolution it is limited to $10 million for the designated authority we're focusing on the muni tunnel and the bart entrance the embarcadero near the ferry building. >> one thing to point out while we're undertaking this it authority project the smaller scale didn't preclude us we're exploring moving forward materially with the large-scale recreation process the distinction between the two are parallel the general investigation process is not limited to $10 million but makes it takes a long time and requires steps that are not always predictable and the one thing we for us katherine will that the project manager for the united states corps of engineers and lead both of those projects so no chance there will be you know winding away from each other without be coordinated and for the smaller scale the modeling the economic modeling asset mapping and other types of things all that information will be available from one study to

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that was cost beneficial and trying to move forward the next step in the process to have a cost schaffer agreement for the study phase for the potential construction resolution it is limited to $10 million for the designated authority we're focusing on the muni tunnel and the bart entrance the embarcadero near the ferry building. >> one thing to point out while we're undertaking this it authority project the smaller scale didn't preclude us we're exploring moving forward materially with the large-scale recreation process the distinction between the two are parallel the general investigation process is not limited to $10 million but makes it takes a long time and requires steps that are not always predictable and the one thing we for us katherine will that the project manager for the united states corps of engineers and lead both of those projects so no chance there will be you know winding away from each other without be coordinated and for the smaller scale the modeling the economic modeling asset mapping and other types of things all that information will be available from one study to