that.neither the army nor the -- a couple reasons for that. one was, neither the army nor the navy leaders were very crazy about this force for very different reasons. the nature of the war was changing as well. general westmoreland was really big on search and destroy. his successor came in and said we have done that, but now we are changing the mission to protecting the population. it made the mobile riverine force kind of anachronistic. they were disestablished. and a general came in and learned from abrams and others that the predecessor was not well-liked by the folks. you can argue how effective that - he was, but he was not liked by the army. but that was the bottom line. so he said, i don't know if our navy has will serve to. he was an acolyte of craig abrams from day one. he said, tell me what you want and we will fashion a strategy. in the past, where the river patrol force had patrolled the major rivers only and the mrf had gone out to find enemy units to destroy them, he said we going to take a different tactic. the enemy is still coming across from cambodia with suppli

give you time lapse. 57 at the army navy country club in arlington. time lapse today. old front this morning and thus cloudiness. then we cleared out and gusty winds and dry air. the light will linger longer. 502 is the -- 52 is the morning low. the temperatures will slowly fall tonight. winds will diminish. we are still at 59 at reagan national. 52 in hagerstown and fredericksburg. we have coolest readings north and west of the metro. with the light winds and the clear skies 30's in the area. there is area that is developing to create snow. this number will move east. and gusty winds through the day on wednesday. a second service develops in the southwest to bring us rain and snow on friday morning. in the meantime, another warm day tomorrow. the future cast shows a lot of sunshine. some cloudiness increasing. here is the system over the high planes and the northern rockies now. that will swing in and give us the rain and gusty winds developing with a system on wednesday. this could be a small system. but potential for snow in some areas. the snow hasn't form and it is

you send the entire team, the army, the navy. everything. >> reporter: the director of the medical research center here is optimistic that the virus's proximity to dengue, for which they recently discovered a vaccine, could speed up the process. >> people start working right now and perhaps due to the fact that we know many things against dengue, we could use it for zika. perhaps in the near future we will have candidates of a zika vaccine. >> reporter: as researchers work around the clock to unravel the mysteries of this virus, they admit there are more questions than answers. they cannot, for example, confirm or rule out that the virus could be sexually transmitted through semen or that children could suffer brain lee jobs if they become infected. more time for research is needed. back at the hospital, this woman puts on a brave face >> reporter: it certainly is not where there is political opposition to it in the middle of a presidential election campaign. but the trade representatives who s who >>> protests like this one orga

at the military academies in the united states, the army, navy, air force academies, they have an honor code that says, "i wiel not lie, cheat, ststl or tolerate thosee who do." making g an honor code violation to not turn in someone that you see cheating. why wouldn't that work at an undergraduate institution? micah: it's very simple actually unfortunatel y. craig: please. micah: part of my college search, i hope they don't get angry, but was looking at knox college. knox has something very similar to that, where they allow students to take their tete papers, their tests, anywhere they like. students are sworn in on some sort of honor code, i then students are supposed to report anyone that they see cheating. hohover i actually had a chance to talk to many of the students at knox about this system. many of them said, "yeah, you always know the student that's cheating and no one ever does actutuly turn them in." part of that is the difference between the characters of people you have at a military academy, that are honor bound to their country, honor bound individuals in and of themselv

the president shall be the commander in chief of the army and navy. further down, it is noted that the president has the power to enact treaties. spelling out his role in the new government. quench it was like he was looking at a manual and this was a roadmap for his responsibilities. of presidential power to further the public good and that the world was looking at america to see how the new nation would be governed. to see this in person is chilling. 6,500,000 -- a new bid. $6.8 million. the constitution at the front of the book and, at the back, a draft bill of rights that have been proposed and not ratified. it is interesting and you can tell that this is very early with 12 amendments here. enacted and became law. >> it is enormously constructive ast the documents were seen part of the founding documents of the country and it was not just the constitution. it was linked with the bill of rights. ,> with the bid on my right -- $7.5 million . >> my eyes were locked on the auctioneer and there was a group on the other side. every time a bid went to the

we all know that and you read about the great work the army, navy, and air force are doing to demonstrate their systems and i would say they're in the tens of kilowatts right now at shorter ranges but, again, the importance of those demonstrations in terms of lethality and concept of operations are critical to our thinking of how we may someday employ the same technology. a lot of investment going on at the national laboratories during -- across different technologies. you can talk about fiber combined laser, you can talk about diode pump lasers, slab lasers, all of the above and important work going on at the laboratories and universities down this path. we have significantly ramped up our program in terms of investment and talking about it more of what else needs to be done to mature this capability. air born laser test bed. i just wanted to take a second and play the video, hopefully it will play on what was done back in the '09/'10 time frame. this was the chemical laser on a 747 and demonstrated that at tens of kilometers that an intercept of a ballistic missile and kill of a ballist

. >> bill is quite a bit of inter-services cooperation going on between the army and navy and an american airways. they would supply weather information. the army used the same technique to deliver b-17's from hamilton field i think it was out to hawaii. >> is there any record of anybody firing from radar hill? kansas up there who got killed in the process so that he came kt -- [indiscernible] >> the question had to do with the big hill in kaneohe. like you said, it is called kansas hill. i have seen a record of the incomplete control tower being strafed up there by the incoming fighters during the first wave but this is the first time i heard of men firing from that position. >> probably just more legend. >> well, when you are writing it sometimes it is difficult to sift up the legends because you want to include everything that is a you have to weigh the evidence. a question about the japanese aviator that was but down. survivor accounts say i was a dead look like there was nobody flying the aircraft. the torque on the engine, if you are not applying pressure on the -- it will slowly in

health agency was created in the recognition that most health care delivery is common across the army, navynd air force. what we need, what we buy, what a best practice entails in both the clinical and administrative environments. the defense health agency helps bring together common support functions into a new, enterprise focused organizational structure. we are able to help dr. woodson and the surgeons general see and manage across amhs in a more unified way. one of the principal ways in which we deliver the support is through the operation of shared services. critical enterprise support activities include tricare, pharmacy operations, health information technology, medical logistics, public health, medical r.&d and management. in addition to the ten shared services implemented the dha has brought in joint activities that had previously been distributed to the services that acted as executive agencies. these include the armed forces health surveillance center, the armed forces medical inander system, the dod medical examination review board, the defense center of excellence for psycholog

you need to send the army, the navy. the research center is optimistic that the virus's proximity to denga, could speed up the process. >> people start to work now and perhaps due to the fact this we could use it for zika, and perhaps in the near future will have candidates. >> as researchers work around the clock to unravel the mysteries of the virus, they admit there are more questions than answers. they cannot confirm or rule out that the virus could be sexually transmitted, or that children could suffer brain lesions if infected at a young age. they need time and money for research. back in the hospital, rebecca puts on a brave face, not knowing what the final diagnosis will be when she returns. >>> a united nations group on arbitrary detention is expected to rule that julian assange is being unfairly detained in britain, it does not mean the wikipedia founder will be free to leave his asylum at the ecuadorian embassy. >> reporter: it's the life line julian assange should hope for after 3.5 years holed up in the ecua

. >> more than 200,000 personnel from the brazilian army, navy and air force were deployed across the country. they handed out leaflets warning of the dangerous of still or stagnant water. because where the mosquito breeds. >> this is truly a war against the mosquito. and the army forces are looking to use its credibility in this campaign. as the population begins to see the size and scale of this operation, with so many soldiers in the streets, the population will realize this is a serious issue, and everybody will do their part in their homes. >> the zika virus has been linked to the birth of hundreds of babies with a brain defect microcephaly. the same mosquito carries dengue and yellow fever and other viruses. >> i'm three months pregnant, and here i am with warm clothes and repellent, of course. >> rio de janeiro will host the olympic games in august, and some athletes are warning of pulling out if the mosquito is not contained. president dilma rousseff wil, certain cities will be prioritized, one of which is rio de janeiro for obvious reasons. >> the president sent her ministers

"the president shall be commander-in-chief of the army and navy." further down, he noted that the president has the power to an -- enact treaties with the advice and consent of the senate. so, spelling out his role in the new government. >> to me it struck me almost as , though he were looking at manual and this is the roadmap of what were his responsibilities. i believe he was keenly aware of the use of presidential power to further the public good. he also knew that the world was looking at america to see how this new nation would be governed. to see it in person, it is chilling. >> $6,500,000. new bid, $6,800,000. $7 million. >> here we have the constitution at the front of the book, at the back we have the draft bill of rights which had been proposed but not yet ratified by the states. it is interesting. you can tell this is very early. there are 12 amendments here. in all, only 10 were enacted and became law. >> i think it is enormously instructive that these two documents were seen together as part of the founding documents of this country. it

if you're traveling on 395, moving out of the district, army navy drive, there's no reports of any significant issue, making your way northbound across the 14th street bridge into downtown. >> thank you, kim. >>> they've managed to ticket her car several times. why can't they track down the stolen vehicle? the nightmare situation a silver spring woman is dealing with. and a story you'll only see on news4. >>> and we're monitoring several new developments in the flint water crisis. what's expected to happen today, what's expected to happen today, you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, answer the call already. it's about time the taco...came out of its shell. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough

the in infection. >> you need army, the navy, everyone. >> optimistic that the virus's proximity to dengue could speed up the process. >> people start working right now and perhaps due to the fact that we know many things against dengue we could use it against zika and perhaps in the near future we could have candidates for a zika vaccine. >> reporter: but as researchers work round the clock to unraffl unravel the mysteries virus, they cannot rule identity the virus could be sexually transmitted through semen, or if youngsters could be infected at a young age. rebecca puts on a brave face, as she sees a sonogram picture of julia. not flogge exactly what she will do whether she gives birth. >> a pregnant pause, this time on the program. paula avila, program specialist, gisele carano, and here in washington, josh micheau. paula let me start with you. what is the state-of-the-art advice to women who go to their doctors in recefe, in lima in santiago, and say, what should i do? >> thank you very much for opportunity. i think it depends on each country and the state of loss in each country. he even though

right now it is on pause and hopefully it stays on pause but the army, navy, air force are going backakes no sense. >> that's right. >> even though we have technological advantage over world war ii, numbers have a quality all of their own. >> right. >> we can not ignore it. numbers of ships eventually matter. numbers of airplanes eventually matter and number of troops eventually matter. american people understand that. this has been wrong for some time. we have to fix it. i don't believe it will get fixed until we have a new president. >> it is interesting, andrea, this poll talks about -- the last time we saw this low of morale about our military, frankly i will say within the military was around 1980. my dad was a military guy in 1980. was reagan democrat. democrat his whole life. cast first vote as republican in 1980. what are the political ramifications of a poll like that? >> i think military is frustrated. i think the general can speak to this more in depth. they're frustrated with the rules of engagement. they think the military policy iscog out of valerie jarrett's office and

you need to send the entire thing you have, the army, the navy, the director of the medical research center is optimist take the virus proximity to dengue, which they recently discovered a vaccine could speed up the process. >> people start working right now and compare due to the fact that we no many things we could use it for zika, and perhaps in the near future we will have candidates of a zika vaccine. >>s a researchers work around the clock to unravel the mysteries they admit there are many questions than answers they cannot confirm or rule out that the virus could be sexually transmitted through semen. or that children can suffer brain lesions if they become infections at a young age. they need more time and money for research. back in general hospital, rebecca puts on a brave face, as she receives a sonogram photo of julia, her still unborn daughter. not knowing what the final diagnosis will be when she returned. al jazeera. >> around the world oil producing countries and companies are reeling from the record plunge in the price of oil. shell announced it is cutting 10,000 job

the navy as well. i wanted say that i had an uncle in the navy. my dad was in the army. the navy is overlooked. can you talk about the challenges of women being in the navy like you have been? >> it was quite some time ago, and i was only about 18 or 19 at the time. and so i don't think i was as aware of attitudes back then being kind of young and cocky myself. so i didn't see it as a barrier. if someone had a problem with me, i didn't think too much about it and went about my business and did what i could as well as a could. looking back i can see now it was a pretty important time in our nation's history. and for the military. and that there were definitely -- >> that was 82-86 during the reagan era. >> yes, it was. >> thank you for your story, any other applicants, please come on up. >> good afternoon, chair tang, supervisors mar and cohen. my name is john caldera, and i come before you to request reappointment to the veterans affairs commission. this a position that i hold to close to my heart and served two terms and during those two terms i retained 100 attendance.

. >> according to my sources the us forces on the ground that day were navy seals and an od-a unit of army special forces. the navy seals were deployed to the village where mohammad razeq was beaten to death. i wanted to find out why they hadn't intervened to stop the beating. and what they knew about the fate of the other fourteen civilians who were killed that day. fault lines contacted the us department of defense and the special operations joint task force in afghanistan. they both referred us to natos mission in afghanistan. >> nagieb - resolute support has not received any formal allegation from the governement >> i didn't know exactly what they meant by "no formal allegations." we followed up and asked them if they'd received any reports of civilian casualties from the august 3rd operation. that was over a month ago. we're still waiting for their answer. i couldn't get any information from the us about their involvement in the operation, but i was able to track down an afghan lieutenant, abdul shafiq, who was a commander on the ground on august third. over the phone, i asked him abo

. >> if you have a war, you don't just send the soldiers, you need the army, the navy, everything. >>orter: this director is optimistic that the virus's proximity to dengue, for which they recently found a vaccine, could speed up the process. >> we know many things on dengue, so we could use it for zika. >> reporter: but as researchers work around the clock to unravel the mysteries of this virus, they admit there are more questions than answers. they cannot confirm or rule out that the virus could be sexually transmitted, or that children could suffer brain lesions if they become infected at a young age. they need more money and time for research. back at the hospital, rebecca puts on a brave face as she receives a son that gram photo of her daughter. >>> still to come on al jazeera, this man looks to have won his case at the u.n., but he is still in the embassy, and police say he still faces arrest. >>> and ahead of super bowl 50, we hear from cam newton about his plans to become the biggest star in the nfl. ♪ >> even though we're in here, we're still human. >> how harsh conditions a

and having been in the army, i can assure you that when you're in the army, navy, air force, or marines, you don't have awe of those people when you get out, because you know too much. >> second question, what are the most important questions you would ask the presidential candidates in the next debate? >> how will you shift power from the few to the many in ways that make it very easy for people to band together as consumers, as workers into democratic trade unions, as small taxpayer groups, and as communities who are being abandoned by corporations under government policy and tax benefits to send the jobs to fascist and communist regime abroad? >> compound and complex. all right. [applause and cheers] new york was home to 3 teams-- the giants, the dodgers, and the yankees. the giants and the dodgers were known as "the people's team." the yankees were the elitist team. what possessed you to be a yankees fan? [laughter] >> first of all, whenever you're a yankee fan and you're a little boy, you're a little boy forever. and i was a yankee fan right after lou gehrig died. and i learned a l

army. part of a double header. every shot he took until this one. you are headed to overtime. time winding down. wilson misses the layup. but kevin put back, putting army ahead. navya desperation chance and it is not going. army wins. >>> navy women hosting army in the first game of a double header. all scores of 13. including this one. army rolls 49-34. hey, will this be the year that maryland gets over the hump? they start to see it at number four in the country. terps have won 22 straight season openers includeing the start of the season today. taking on high point. as senior brian cole had himself a day. he will be on the attack here. and scores e in the second quarter. goal again, and you have to watch this spin move. it is a thing of beauty. terps get the win. 15-8. make it 23 straight season opening wins. >>> maryland women also in action hosting the georgetown hoya. terps already up 15-3. megan whittle stores there. an easy goal as maryland wins easily. 18-8. >>> it may have been switched on for the wizards after a disappointing first half. the wizards have come outed of the all-star break looking like a different ball club with two straight wins playing s

besides the footprint of a boot that i'm sure i could get at any army navy store. filt from his cigarette was separated from the tobacco, the paper was crumbled up with no signs of weed remaining. i'm sorry, was that an answer to my question? it's military procedure. we're trained not to leave any traces of ourselves behind, okay? so you take your cigarette butts with you. i'm pretty sure that's what he was doing, but he must have dropped it. how do you even know that? look, can't you just have holbrooke run a test on the dna i gave you? i'm wrong, hey, i'll spring for the coffee myself. you're notrong. the dna on the cigarette belongs to red army sergeant joe raymond.

. >> reporter: more than 200,000 personnel from the brazilian army, navy and air force were deployed across the country. they handed out leaflets warning of the dangers of still and stagnant water, where is where the mosquito breeds. >> translation: this is truly a war against the mosquito. the army forces are looking to use its credibility in this campaign. as we start to see the scale of the operation, with so many troops in the streets, everyone will do their part in their homes >> reporter: the zika virus has been linked to the birth of babies with the brain defect of microcephaly. the same mosquito also carries dengue, yellow fever and other viruses. >> translation: i'm they're months pregnant and i have long clothes and repellant. >> reporter: rio host the olympic games in august and some athletes have advised they will pull out if the zika virus is not contained. >> translation: we're carrying out an extremely focused operation to exterminate the mosquito until we can develop a vaccine. certain cities will be prioritised, one of which is rio for obvious reasons. >> reporter: th

including the 5-inch guns on the front of every navy destroyer and also the hundreds of army self propelled how itsers. in this way, instead of spending more money on more expensive interceptors or new platforms, we can turn past offense into future defense. defeetding incoming missile raids at a much lower cost than round and imposing higher costs on an attacker. in fact, we tested the first shots of the hyper velocity projectile a little over a month ago and we also found that it significantly increases the range. and last project i want to highlight is one we're calling the arsenal plane which takes one of our oldest aircraft platform and turns it into a flying launch pad for all sourts of different conventional payloads. in practice, the arsenal plane will function as a very large airborne magazine, network to fifth generation aircraft that act adds forward sensor and tar getting nodes, essentially combining different systems already in our inventory to create wholly new capabilities. so these are just a few examples of the sco has done so far and they're working on a lot more. now, the

the army navy store. >> i served in the navy. >> the nail salon. >> u.s.ng were you in the air force for? >> over 14 years. >> the vfw post. >> i was in the marine corps. >> the barber shop. >> what branch of the service did you serve in? >> army. >> reporter: each of these south carolina residents regard veterans' affairs and support for the military as crucial responsibilities of any president, but who should be the next person gets that responsibility? navy vet nick lindsay like donald trump and ted cruz. >> no, i couldn't support a democrat, not the two that are running at least right now. >> reporter: but another customer in the same army navy store, fred smith, a navy vietnam vet says this. >> i might go with hillary clinton just because people don't like her, but i do. >> reporter: why do you like her? >> just experience. >> barry covin is a navy veteran and a barber to other veterans. >> i would probably lean toward bernie because of his involvement with veteran affairs. >> reporter: but this commander of a local vfw post says he doesn't trust bern

scott ballantyne worked in law enforcement for 27 years.pilot james chavez served in the army national guard and navy reserve 3 a cruise ship and the six- thousand people onboard are storm.a royal caribbean ship was on its way from new york to florida on sunday for a seven- day voyage to the bahamas.but, the ship ran into rough seas near north carolina. the storm produced 120- mile- per- hour winds.. battering the cruise ship and injuring four passengers.passengers will get a refund for their trouble plus a voucher for 3 indiana's first and only confirmed zika victim is trying to calm people's fears. dr. barbara ihrke is the head of indiana weslyan university's nursing school in marion. she was in haiti last month teaching when she contracted the virus.she says she initially diagnosed herself and that she doesn't regret her trip to haiti. (:00) "i really never expected it, i started having a headache, a little bit of joint pain. on thursday the 28th of january, i had rash that came all over from my face and legs, my arms my trunk," (:14)according to the centers for disease control, symptoms, but only

the u.s. navy than it did on the army. on the other hand, persons of color particularly blacks and filipinos are often relegated to particular duties as stewards or what at the time were called mass boys. i don't know if you remember how they insisted that the eight strawberries. great film if you haven't seen it. then in the years after world war ii, the officers were all white as they are in this light from the film and they were limited to services like books, stewards or some other role that began changing and accelerated and there are no such restrictions today. 10% of the navy's admirals are african-american. nor is the navy any longer all male. women began serving as early as the civil war when the volunteers nurses. when the call for nurse volunteers went out, the expectation is that they would all be male. when women volunteered, no one knew quite what to do about it so the service was accepted. during the 20th century the navy's manpower needs were such that the navy reached out to white men to serve in a wide va

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the season. navy hosting army, this ago to double ot., but kevin ferguson is there to put it back in. .7 s navy, 80-78. and work out in full swing down in florida, a fresh start under the new skipper, dusty baker. he has published so much during -- accomplished so much during his lifetime in baseball. we decided to reach out to the redskins coach joe did who had more than a decade between his two stints. >> i called him, he called me back. we stayed on the phone. [indiscernible] it was very helpful, i was trying to figure out who i could talk to directly. >> to legends teaming up. the tonight. this -- the caps at the verizon center tonight. and the wizards, they have won two in a row. they are playing their third game in three nights, they will be in miami. they have come out strong sense the all-star break, which is something that the head coach has emphasized. >> get rest. either we are going to take advantage of this, we are going to be well rested, come out and do what we wanted without having to worry about being tired, so so far we

that you have in your joint force today the most powerful army on the planet, the most flexible and determined air force on the planet, the most capable navy on the planet and a this is the reality of the men and women that serve in our army, our navy, our air force and marine corps. they're the best the world has to offer. >> we have time for one more. gordon? >> two quick questions. sir, can you kind of expand a little bit on the lcs. we have seen a lot of that. if you can expand on your thinking and also, update on the growth to 90 caps of isr and just if you see -- is that being delayed, accelerated? what in this budget specifically addresses that growth? >> thank you, gordon. first question. lcs is a perfect example of what the secretary meant by focusing more on shape rather than size. the requirement for the u.s. navy is a battle force of 308 ships. in that 308 ships there's a requirement for 88 large surface combatants like a tie con at ti- ticonderoga class, and there was a requirement for 52lcss, for a total of 140 surface combatants. if you look at last 'er's plan the navy was going to build up to 321 ships, and then come down.

the former terp. one of five hokies in double figures, tech wins it 83-73. navy winners five straight over army. ng down. a big one sends the game to overtime. navy missed a chance to win it in the first ot with five seconds left in the second, kevin ferguson, right place right time. army with the buzzer beater snapping a streak 80-78 the final. >>> william and mary, two games out of first place in the caa hosting drexel. midway through the second, dragons up one, make it four. allen scored a team high 20 points. drex elup as many as ten in the half. pulled within a score last chance, birchfield off the mark from downtown. drexel all smiles, 74-69. the wizards will play the third game in three nights this evening. they'll become the first nba team to do so since the pacers in 2013. just like that pacers team, the wizards can win all three points. starts with a little r and r during the all-star break. >> that's all i talked to them during the break as i talked to them of get rest, we're going to take advantage of this. three in a row. we're going to be well rested and be able to come out and do t

there were objections from the army and also from the navy. at that time, it was the army air corps, and they said, if the bridge is bombed or whatever by nanometer they will block the way to the bay and that will be terrible for us. environmentalists also oppose the idea in many cases, they the environment today is beautiful as it is, very natural, it should stay that way. there were objections to be overcome. i think in many ways, the biggest obstacle to us getting a beautiful bridge, came from joseph strauss comments out. he made a design in 1921 for the bridge, which was a combination and suspension bridge. the bridge depends on strength of power and reaches out like that. it's supported by a series of pieces of metal. think about the old oakland bay bridge when you think about this kind of bridge. it stretched out like that. dependent on power. the suspension bridge is suspended from suspender cables which are held up by very large and strong main cables ipo over the horizontals. they go to the top of the towers. they go up like that and t

the only thing the navy's secretary and the army's acting secretary would say is that the issue should be talked about. it will take up to three-years before combat posts are fully integregated. virginia tech engineering professor marc edwards was a part of the team that brought the highly contaminated tap water in flint, michigan to the forefront. tomorrow morning, he will be in washington, dc to testify before a house oversight committee on the crisis. last month, michigan's governor named edwards to a group tasked with finding a long-term plan to address the situation. lead started leaking into flint's pipes after the town switched its water source from the great lakes to the flint river. tech researchers found the amount of lead in the water is 13-hundred times the legal limit. lynchburg is part of a national project to study the economic impact of cultural a group called "americans for the arts" is working with lynchburg's office of economic development to measure the impact arts organizations are having on things like jobs and tax revenue. research will be conducted at various ar

the army school. now some are saying women should be required to register for the draft at age 18. not everybody is on board with the plane. the navy secretary and army secretary both say that it should be discussed further. >>> >> a conversation probably coming up. >>> we are going to see a better chance of rain and storms for tomorrow. today we will be on the warm side. 84 today. five-day forecast with the weekend always in view. then tomorrow again -- a chance of a pop up storm later. tomorrow much better chance of rain and storms. cooler weather slides in by friday. have a great morning. time 6:59.

the joint task force made up of army, navy, marine personnel began to withdraw in 2014. but just the same year, those same terrorist organizations came together and pledged allegiance to the islamic state. we witnessed the islamic state strike in indonesia. their presence in the asia pacific is just as clear as it is throughout the middle east. my question is you're requesting $1.1 billion for the army in the asia pacific theatre this year. how much did terrorism in the region play a role in establishing that amount? >> from an operational standpoint, it played a role. i wouldn't necessarily put a percentage of how much it played a role. but the three key things as i look at asia pacific and support of admiral harrison one is a rising china. if we were historians in 2016 -- or flash forward 100 years s s 2116, i think someone would say the condition that defined the century was the united states and china. the second piece is north korea and the third is terrorism. because we know the islamic state and i terrorists are not just iraq and syria. they spreaded to north afric

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there's been a lot of work, great work done in the services on this in the army and air force and navy in particular, but for our application we're talking about the need for a much smaller but at the same time for some applications much more powerful. and it's not the same science in that problem. it's a big focus across our request this year as it was last year. the last thing i would say is the testing that we're doing with the reboost and the unmanned aircraft in particular is not just lasers but it's uri sensing capability you need to go with the laser to provide the initial queue. big focus for us in terms of where we need to go with that capability. yeah. >> i wanted to ask an additional question on thad given that it seems like there's more serious discussions in sending thad to south korea. so, with that possibility now, is there more discussion or talk of -- you know there's still a requirement for nonthad batteries but only seven budgeted the last time i checked. so will we potentially see a plan to actually buy eight and nine now or what's the discussion behind all that? >>

the army's elite ranger school. today the top army and marine corps general says women should be included and the requirement to register for the selective service at age 18. but the navy secretary and acting army secretary both said it should be discussed further. >>> this month several big companies in central florida will work closely with local veterans to help them land a job as part of the free 10 week veterans business initiative program. florida hospital, ucf, universal orlando are among the companies participated it back come program which has a career placement rate of nearly 50 percent begins february 16 at the national a chipper center in orlando. >>> cocoa police say they are taking the first major step to improve the community. they are getting a from local faith leaders these pictures were posted on the department facebook page this morning you people, gather to share ideas and resources about positive programs available to residents. new writer program arrived in downtown orlando. i was out for my morning jog and saw this. i took video and photos of the first zipcar. it will be driving the streets around lake eola as soon as tomorrow. customers can rese

. >> the secretary of the navy and acting army secretary says the matter should be discussed. >>> another plunge in oil prices. the s&p dropped 36. the struggling economy is one of the areas where congressional republicans are at major odds with president obama. today, a cordial airing the differences. there was not a lot of agreement. >> house speaker paul ryan and mitch mcconnell made the less than two mile trek from capitol hill to the white house for a meeting with president obama who in this, the twilight of his presidency, is looking for legislative common ground with republicans. >> it is possible for leading republicans to sit down in the same office with a leading democrat and have a conversation about the priorities of the country. >> the priorities like the transpacific partnership deal. criminal justice reform. expanded funding for the so-called cancer moonshot. cooperation to end opiate abuse and more tool help a debt ravaged puerto rico. >> all of us understand. >> while the men did agree on a few items, the gop remains at odds at the white house over a number of issues. san