participated in hundreds of top-secret missions including the rescue of captain richard phillips from smalleythe loan survivor in an afghanistan raid in 2005. following his honorable discharge from the navy in 2012, he can find cofounded a nonprofit organization that helps lead veterans into their next successful career. he will be joined on stage by rob clapper. rob served in the army for two decades and was deployed all over the world. he received the leadership award for outstanding leadership throughout his career, and honor that distinguished him for more than 35000 officers. he will be joined on stage tonight with gunnar, his black lab service dog. ladies and gentlemen, please stand and welcome robert o'neil to the richard nixon library. [applause] [inaudible conversations] there we go. all right. the army guy needed a navy guy to do it. i'm a give you guys a break. >> wasn't that interesting that they introduced us to a song by kid rock. [applause] wow. what a crowd. >> you look really good. [laughter] it's great to see so many wonderful friendly faces. those of you who aren't friendly

the travel ban bars at certain people from iran, libya, smalley, sudan, syria, and yemen from entering the u.s. meanwhile "the new york times" reports that president trump is considering reducing number of refugees admitted to the u.s. over the next year to below 50,000, the lowest number since 1980. josh? >> josh: i think with the supreme court did here is pretty important because it's illuminated lower court's ability for rampant judicial activism that we've seen over the last several months and impeding the president and his team for doing what they see necessary and important for the national secured of our country. at no point is of the position of the court to play that role. what they're doing is basically saying there's an injunction, let's stop it, let's take this case and review it in a month and will have our final ruling at that point. we're not going to let everybody endanger the national security of the working people as far as the trump administration is concerned by the ninth circuit ruling. >> sandra: is this a win for the trip at administration qwest market >> jessica

. >> bret: atop smalley official is warning the u.s. and al qaeda affiliate has seized of down the control of uranium mines in africa to supply iran with nuclear fuel. the state department is not disputing that report and is referring reporters to the somali government. as bad as things are in texas, conditions are nowhere near what's going on in yemen tonight. that country is experiencing the worst humanitarian crisis in the planet with a civil war that killed thousands and a calera epidemic putting up huge numbers. >> ravaged by war, yemen is in the midst of the worst calera cholera outbreak in the world. the epidemic has killed nearly 2,000 people, mostly children. more than 20 million people are in need of assistance. >> the health system depending on where you look at exactly has virtually broken down, or it's a about to break down. this is a very serious situation. it is a direct consequence of war. >> yemen has long been a failed state. the situation in the arab world's poorest countries has rapidly deteriorated over the last few

the president's new band slaps restrictions on north korea, iran, chad, libya, venezuela and smalleyrevious ban expired this weekend. these new restrictions are slated to go into effect october 18. president trump also taking to twitter sunday criticizing nfl players who are choosing to kneel or sit for the national anthem. in one tweet he said sports fans should never condone players that do not stand proud forheir nationa anthem or their country. nfl should change policy. about 150 players sat in the nf nfl. now back to objective five. this is a card from my soulmate, jennifer. - harvey:your wife. - hulk:my wife. yes, my wife. and this is a letter she wrote me. - harvey:when was it written? - hulk:oh, my gosh. well, this letter was written 12-14-15. i've known jennifer almost ten years now. so, um, this on our fifth anniversary and here's has a really cool passage in here. "you are my best friend. i am very proud of you for how you've handled the different challenges that have come up. now i feel it's time for you to be rewarded for staying in faith, time for you to help people e

i'm going to tie the, smalley made into the comet that diplomate together. in the physical space, you haveh your five senses that tell you when you're in danger and when you should feel fear. you do not have a sixth sense to tell you that online. there is no digital sense, no digital fear. this manifests itself withf was cybersecurity issues, and with info ops, operations. if you think about it the way went to solve it is very similar. similar. t to we have to give people t technology that allow them toen since was going on and to make an educated decision with what to do. i'm very, very lucky to work for google. with hundreds and hundreds of people who work on cybersecurity issues and we have built fores ourselves incredibly robust infrastructure. one of the things we have started doing as of march was to start giving back to campaigns. and ngos and to elections, monitoring people. we call this project to protect your election project. there are simple tools. they are free and they should help combat some of these problems such as how do you as t small camp