s recent request for a waiver from the defense authorization bill's restriction, the deputy secretary of defense concluded -- quote -- "they don't -- they do not believe any immediate action is required to address the further risk of having only one source of space launch services. indeed, in its recent letter the department of defense even confirmed that u.l.a. has enough engines to compete for each of the nine upcoming competitions and that the number they will pursue is -- quote -- "dependent upon u.l.a.'s business management strategy." so i ask senator shelby and senator durbin what are your priorities? as we speak, the ukrainians are resisting russian aggression and fighting to keep their country whole and free. this omnibus appropriations bill will send hundreds of millions of dollars to vladimir putin, his cronies and russia's military industrial base as russia continues to occupy crimea, destabilize ukraine and their neighbors in the region. what kind of message does that send to ukrainians who have been fighting and dying to protect their country? how can we do this when puti

the legislation passed with 71 votes. and this defense legislation was actually considered a second time on the floor and it passed 91-3. i want to emphasize again. one thing i am proud of is the senate armed services debate the national defense authorization bill. we have every year for some 43 years and passed it and had the president sign it. and we open it to all amendments. but there was no amendment on rocket engines proposed on the floor of the senate. why wasn't there? if there were members of the senate who didn't like the provisions in the bill we had an open process to amend it but they didn't. they didn't because they knew they could not pass an amendment that would remove that provision in the defense authorization act so now in the dead of night, we just found out hours before we are supposed to vote, they put in a restriction which dramatically changes that provision that was done in an open and transparent process to their everylasting shame. in the dark of the night. not a vote. no one consulting on the armed services com

s of both companies to come to my subcommittee when i chaired the defense subcommittee in 2014. no one had quite seen a hearing like this before. we put the c.e.o.'s of both companies at the table at the same time and we asked them questions about their operations, their reliability, the cost, their projections for the future. then at the end of this hearing, i said to the c.e.o.'s of each of these companies i want to do something that's a little unusual. i want to offer to each of you the opportunity, if you wish, to submit ten questions to the other c.e.o. that you think should be asked and perhaps we didn't, and so they did. it was a complete record and a good one. and it really for the first time showed me that we were moving to a new stage in rocket science and capacity that could serve the united states by keeping us safe and keeping the costs down, and that, of course, should be our goal. then there was a complication. vladimir putin of russia decided to take aggressive action in invading georgia and ukraine and other actions by him that we considered confrontational tende

the defense is going to lowest number. we'll get to watch not only the victims giving everything that anybody can think of on behalf of the defendant in this case. >> we spoke about this earlier, tom. but for our viewers just joining us, this law about giving them sort of a second chance, what kind of defendant do you think that that is meant to apply to? do you see philip chism get getting a chance for sentenced to the 15 to 20 years. >> when the supreme court ruled on this over the last ten years and changed it, they were looking at different cases, some of them were murder cases, but there were more mitigating chances there. maybe somebody punched somebody and they died in the fall. maybe the person was along for the ride and somebody else committed the murder. this defendant not only committed the murder but this is an horrific sort of scene. this is a 14-year-old student killing a teacher in a school with rape on top of that. i just think it's going to be very difficult to see any kind of parole any time soon for this

with the barney frank amendment for example on cut defense. and that has been the state of this is you for almost a decaded. so why is it reform, reform, reform all the time even though it's probably the most dull topic you will cover today? not because we aren't interested in it, meaning dull relatively speaking. there isn't an additional dollar for defense anymore for the foreseeable future without a reform agenda. >> and i think that's what we're trying to accomplish to give the accident of defense flexibility. we've talked about new strategies, but the real lubery capit lubricant. but without reform, there wouldn't be the money. health care has gone from 6% to 10% of the d.o.d. budget. one out of every ten dollars is going to health care. you certainly want to deliver on the faith to our fight fighting force but we have to do it in a more efficient way. >> and i certainly agree with my colleagues that those who represent industry want to make sure that we understand the playing field, understand what is out there in terms of modernization,

the defense, this hasn't been a bad half by the denver defense. haley, now playing the distance and the clock and the time of the game, well done. jim: first down with p:30 to go. fires it. touchdown! again, it's brown! antonio brown. having another monster performance. 23-yard touchdown. phil: these receivers. they know all you got to do is give our quarterback just a little window. watching him step back and he just rips it. and antonio brown gets inside. a safety in the middle. but when you are throwing the ball like ben roethlisberger is, not much you can do on the defensive side. jim: chris harris, one of the he has turned around. i don't know if he ever has in his career had a day quite like this. phil: well. jim: second time for a touchdown. phil: antonio brown on the second side. he never gets over there. watch. even though he releases inside. watch the quarterback just let it go. and the window is tight. made it look easy, didn't he? jim: antonio makes a lot of things look easy. he and roethlisberger. but brown, he puts up these catch game

s recent request for a waiver from the defense authorization bill's restriction, the deputy secretary of defense concluded -- quote -- "they don't -- they do not believe any immediate action is required to address the further risk of having only one source of space launch services. indeed, in its recent letter the department of defense even confirmed that u.l.a. has enough engines to compete for each of the nine upcoming competitions and that the number they will pursue is -- quote -- "dependent upon u.l.a.'s business management strategy." so i ask senator shelby and senator durbin what are your priorities? as we speak, the ukrainians are resisting russian aggression and fighting to keep their country whole and free. this omnibus appropriations bill will send hundreds of millions of dollars to vladimir putin, his cronies and russia's military industrial base as russia continues to occupy crimea, destabilize ukraine and their neighbors in the region. what kind of message does that send to ukrainians who have been fighting and dying to protect their country? how can we do this when puti

christopher lamb, director of the institute and the national defense university. more than anything else, the goldwater nichols act was the result of escalating concern in the congress and the country by the effectiveness of u.s. military operations in the vietnam war, the failure of the hostages in iran and grenada all pointed to the defense enterprise the need to be addressed for the sake of national security, and particular, goldwater nichols insured community and the forces jointly. as we have explored in previous hearing, many questions remain about the balance our military is striking between core competitiveness, competencies, and joint experiences. as it relates to combat effectiveness, there is no doubt -- as one former chairman of the joint chiefs put it -- no other country can match our forces on the battlefield and fight jointly. the subject today relates to the many steps hold water nichols took to improve the command. and made commanders asked responsible to the president and secretary of defense for the preparedness of commands. it also removed the j

the reason that the defense did that, the judge said no, by the way, but the reason that the defense that is that the school district has written to all parents saying 23 there is any disorder or violence caused by your children there will be ramifications and they will be punished. the defense thinks that may have put pressure on the jurors to come up with a verdict that would be opposite to the one that they want. in other words, to find office propertier guilty. they moved that motion. and the judge rejected it. he said look, i know they're perfectly capable of understanding the job they have to do. they've all sworn an oath and they're just listening to what is being said within the courtroom and ignoring what is being said outside. that is the big news in the morning. at least another hour before we hear any more news from the jury room. >> what were the strongest points from each identify before they gave it to the jury to deliberate? >> well, it was incredible closing arguments. they were both equally powerful. the prosecution set out to prove that officer porter lied on the st

>> i think a judge is going to talk with the parties, with the prosecutors and defense lawyer. remember we're in the middle of the holidays and see what everybody's schedule is. once he sets that hearing, many pieces of this will be just like an adult proceeding. and to answer your question directly, yes, without a doubt there's going to be victim impact statements which are going to be very difficult for everybody to listen to. >> tom, looking back in this case, the defense is really trying to push the insanity defense in this case. why didn't it work? >> you know, it almost never works. maybe one out of 20, maybe even less. you know, you have two things going on, three things. one is you have dueling experts. when you have dueling jury gets to pick. the second reason is in murder case, it's hard to -- unless you're in the courtroom, it's hard to communicate the temperature level, the amount of emotion. this is the most serious crime that we have. when you have a death like this, jurors take it extremely sear krausely. you're going to have to show them something special as to w

the defense considers now tainted by media coverage, special events and anniversaries. specifically citing one boston day. the rulings on these motions judge, though, we know there are many future legal steps to come. >>> the defense made it clear there would be more hearings. they say this is a very active litigation process. in fact, they say there will be an appeal and also say there may be a call to tsarnaev's competency. nicole jacobs, wbz news. >> thank you very much. >>> today, phillip chism's defense team begins making his case. the defense calling a number of character witnesses this morning, including friends of the accused murderer. chism's grandfather also took the stand, testifying about his grandmother's struggle with mental illness and describing the years chism lived with him. very, very quiet, and a beautiful soul. >> did he behave well? >> yes, he did. >> was he respectful to people around him? >> yes. what i had seen at the time, he was very respectful. >> philip chism's mother was expected to take the stand at some point. >>> new at noon, deval patric

the day. it is very difficult to -- and whereetween it is defense start now? ere europe is very well placed to be able to share its experience with a u.s.. >> the issue haseen increasing for europe. -- the issssue of defense spendg has be increasing in europe. -- it has b been aa challenge. -- recent recent attack attacks actually going to drive a sustained i increase in europn defefense spending? especially in the all article research and technology budgets? >> i think that will be the case. not only defense spending. to finish defense, being played only with national interests. the threats -- the threats are transnational. we need more defense cooperation. we need moref a quantum m leap. civilo need t to finish mimilitary instruments that have to be used in the fight nsagaint the new challenges. you said healthy defense capabilities will depend on industrial capilities. if you look at the research anda technology spending, it has been cut by one third in europe. what do you see r the outlook for those budgets? >> it is the most serious effect of spendinbadly

the defense, they're showing their speed. their complex. they've played well. jim: well, to think when these two met three sundays ago, it was a two-point detroit win. 18-16. and the margin is two for the lions at the moment. phil: there's no question now you can't play safe if you're detroit. you have to try to get the first football too win the game. -- to win the game. jim: third and 12. first down yardage at the 30. from the pocket, the pass, it is caught! by jones! just his third catch of the year. phil: protection was great. jones is on the inside. he's going to go down. that little move to the outside, beat quentin rollins inside. the little head fake gave him enough separation and matt stafford, good protection. just threw a bullet in there for a completion. jim: and it was a clean catch. bobbled it for a moment but had the hand underneath. jordy nelson in disbelief. now, one snap to go before the two-minute warning. t.j. jones seeing action tonight with an ankle injury. two-minute warning at ford field. the lions tryi

in terms of the military action in eastern ukraine, by that point, the defense ministry is involved in those decisions, although it's hard to see exactly how the russian side has

the defense maintains chism was insane at the time. psychologist dr. kelly case see says her testing of chism showed no signs of mental illness. >> and in this particular case, did philip chism show any signs of a thought disorder or psychosis. >> no, he did not. >> reporter: meanwhile, dr. nancy showed he was faking mental illness. attempting to fake bad and to demonstrate that he was severely mentally ill. >> he was attempting to demonstrate that he was severely mentally ill; is that correct in is. >> correct. >> reporter: but in a heated exchange, dr. heb ev-n is pressed. >> philip chism's report did not reliably convey whether or not he has a mental illness or is xaj writing a mental illness. >> so have you been trained not to answer a question yes or no on cross-examination? >> objection. >> reporter: again, a heated afternoon in the courtroom here in salem. meanwhile, we can tell you the defense, now that they've basically wrapped up their case, prosecutors intend to call one more expert witness to the stand. the judge has told the jury that they

that's the position of the defense. next the jury gets the case. >> john, also the city has a position. gray's death sparking riots is there thoughts of any future unrest if the officer is cleared? >> well, i would counter when i was here at the time of freddie gray's death and there was riots, there was tension. and to me it doesn't feel quite as tense today. but we'll have to wait and see. this may have a lot to do with the fact that people have had their day in court. remember, this is an african-american city with an african-american judge and african-american defendant and african-american jury weighted females to males. but it does not feel too tense at the moment. the police commissioner is suspending all leave, officers will work 12-hour shifts and they're preparing for a variety of videos, and everybody is very concerned of a repeat of last happened last springtime, and the city's stance is don't judge us by the outcome of one case. remember there are six cases here. six officers, six individual trials. judge us

segment should take pride in that because it takes more than one guy to be the defensive player of the year. you need a pass rush. a lot of things have to happened within your defense to be the defensive player of the year. so, that was a credit and a compliment to our defense andndet deiondre' got the individual honor, which he very well deserved." trt: 24 oc: "very well deserved" ... iowa cornerback desmond king`received more national recognition today. he was named one of camp player of the year award. the winner will be announced on december 10th at 5 p.m on sportscenter. king was also named the winner of the 2015 jack tatum award by the touchdown club of columbus. it'ss given to the best defensive back in college football. king leads the nation with 8 interceptions. ... new iowa state football head coach matt campbell was named the mac coach of the year today. as e prepares for the 2 26 season at iowa state, one player he's excited to have is running back mike warren. warren committed to toledo, but came to iowa state and ran for more than 13 hundred yards and five tououhdowns. "i

the defense wrapping up its arguments closing arguments in baltimore. it is the first of six trials in connection with the death of freddy gray. he is that 25-year-old who died from the injuries he suffered in the back of a police van. william porter was on trial, one of six officers charged the that case. our john terret is live in baltimore. john what do we expect will happen next? >> a very good lunch time to you del, it is a pretty warm day here and in the courtroom they are taking a break after listening to the final arguments from the prosecution first of all. and then defense. the defense has just wrapped up. the prosecution i think spoke for just under 60 minutes. the defense little more than an hour. now when the court resumes, a rebuttal by the prosecution. i don't think they spoke longer than the defense spoke, it won't be long. and then right after the judge gives them the final word, the jury will go to the jury room. we don't know how long that will be. the judge says he wants the case done by thursday del. >> always the question did they m

>>> wrapping up, the defense in the trial rests its case. we have testimony about the teen charged with murdering his teacher. >>> donald trump under fire. the controversial comments he made that has people calling him out >>> and returning to paris. the man on stage test of the deadly paris attacks returns to the city of light in an emotional return. testimony, things are beginning to wrap up today in the phillip chism trial. the final witnesses took the stand today as the defense rested its case. good afternoon. >> thank you for being here with us. the testimony today, the mental health of thdanvers teen accused of murdering his math teacher. nicole has the latest on the breaking news. what can you tell us? >> defense rested. the words "the juvenile rests". those are the words. we want to give you some video from inside the courtroom this morning. of course, both sides started prosecution trying to rebutt the defense testing. some cognitive tests were performed and questioned the mental illness that the defense claimed. >> he might have a

according to the police reports, in defense of his life. then van dyke fired his hand fun to stop the attack. as mcdonald falls, van dyke keeps firing. the police report says he appeared to be attempting to get up. the partner wrote mcdonald swung the knife toward officers in an aggressive manner. >> the third officer saying mcdonald raised his right arm toward officer van dyke as if attacking him. even the sergeant who reviewed the video found it consistent with the accounts of all the witnesses. van dyke is out on bail. his attorney maintains he acted in self-defense. >> ryan young, cnn, chicago. >> what's interesting is the video of mcdonald's death is. >> ronald johnson is shown running from police officers off camera. an officer shot johnson twice. >> at the time of the shooting, mr. johnson was armed with a handgun and had run from an area where shots were recently fired. he resisted arrest and ran into a public park and toward an occupied place vehicle arriving on the scene in that park. based upon an objective review of the law, we d

both the department of defense public sector and in the private sector. our company is having 75% of all of our contracts in some sort of deeper value model by 2020. the reason we're doing that, it's a great way to improve value. not just lower costs, but improve quality. we want to do both. there is a whole long list of things of specific things that they go through, but you would take all of them to actually bring the cost of defense health care more in line with the general rise of inflation and administ more in line with its percentage originally. when tri-care first came up, about 27% of its costs was covered by some sort of premium or co-pay or something. that's down to 11%. so we're actually -- that is just one more example of how we spread benefit, but not increase the d.o.d. budget. we're driving a behavior that is different that's why utilization is higher among d.o.d. beneficiaries than in the private sector. so a whole number of things that we can do. and again the point of all this is to keep our faith with the fighting force, give them what

we expect to hear from the defense secretary in just a few moments. >>> again, we're live at the pentagon, waiting to hear from defense secretary ash carter. the associated press reporting that the ap has learned that defense secretary carter will order the military to open all combat jobs to women and is giving the armed services until january 1st to submit plans to make the historic change. carter's announcement expected today. it rebuffs arguments from the joint chiefs of staff chairman that the marine corps should be allowed to exclude women from certain front line combat jobs, citing studies that mixed gender units aren't as capable as male units. that official was not authorized to discuss the matter publicly and spoke on condition of anonymity. again, that from the associated press. we expect to hear from the defense secretary in a few moments. we're live on c-span 3. >>> the secretary is actually entering. come on in, that's okay. i'll just sit there. >> we've got a live shot. >> the secretary has grown a few inches. >> is he that tall? >> he's very tall. >> he's not that tall. >>

those amounts were normal, said the defense. anna bought some of her himself. and all of them were written to benefit not ken but their son. still, that prosecution evidence was strong. the firearms expert, for example. >> in my examination of the crossbow, i found it to be in excellent mechanical operating condition, showing very little wear from very little use. >> the crossbow, he testified, simply could not have fired without someone pulling the trigger. but the expert only hit the weapon, he didn't testify by throwing it, which is what ken creamer said he had done. by the way, the defense, j.j. mason was an expert in guns, the kind that fired bullets. but did he know for sure about a crossbow, so how, asked the defense, could anyone rely on this expert's opinion? time for the defense to make its own case with some courtroom drama. >> judge, i'm going to ask the court to indulge me with one more physical demonstration. >> defense attorney gregory turpin would somehow right here in court how the weapon could have fired accidentally. the right decision? well,

the defense, they're showing their speed. their complex. they've played well. jim: well, to think when these two met three sundays ago, it was a two-point detroit win. 18-16. and the margin is two for the lions at the moment. phil: there's no question now you can't play safe if you're detroit. you have to try to get the first down, go down the field with the football too win the game. -- to win the game. jim: third and 12. first down yardage at the 30. from the pocket, the pass, it is caught! just his third catch of the year. phil: protection was great. jones is on the inside. he's going to go down. that little move to the outside, beat quentin rollins inside. the little head fake gave him enough separation and matt stafford, good protection. just threw a bullet in there for a completion. jim: and it was a clean catch. bobbled it for a moment but had the hand underneath. jordy nelson in disbelief. now, one snap to go before the two-minute warning. t.j. jones seeing action tonight because lance moore was inactive with an ankle

you force the defense to answer the bell. blows are taking huge -- paying huge dividends for michigan state. i would run it again on 3rd and 2 and force iowa to stop me. i won't throw the football unless i am forced to on a 4th down opportunity. >> gus: michigan state 4 for 4 on 3rd downs this drive. the freshman running back scott. 233 out of hoy. they give it to him looking. they knock him backwards. wow!ohio. they give it to him looking. they knock him backwards. there is an injured spartan. >> joel: that's conklin and he throws him to the side. right there in the hole to make the pli. the play of the drive so far from iowa. they force one snap of the football for all of the fumbles. >> gus: 4th down and 2 at the 5 yardline for michigan state. keeler the right tackle. number 79. michigan state still has 3 timeouts. even if the event they fail, they could fet the ball back. but they would still need that touchdown. >> joel: they ran the ball so effectively on this series. will put the ball in the hands of a senior quarterba

the defense, they're showing their speed. their complex. they've played well. jim: well, to think when these two met three sundays ago, it 18-16. and the margin is two for the lions at the moment. phil: there's no question now detroit. you have to try to get the first down, go down the field with the football too win the game. -- to win the game. jim: third and 12. from the pocket, the pass, it is caught! by jones! just his third catch of the year. phil: protection was great. jones is on the inside. he's going to go down. that little move to the outside, beat quentin rollins inside. the little head fake gave him enough separation and matt stafford, good protection. just threw a bullet in there for a completion. jim: and it was a clean catch. bobbled it for a moment but had the hand underneath. jordy nelson in disbelief. now, one snap to go before the two-minute warning. t.j. jones seeing action tonight because lance moore was inactive with an ankle injury. two-minute warning at ford field. out.r. for some of us, that's all in

cosby was guided to the defense table. after hi arraignment, the 78-year-old had his bug shot taken. bail set at $1 million. on an evening in early 2004. cosby is charged with assaulting andrea constand. she skred cosby, 37 years her senior to be a mentor over the months after they met, he invited her to several public events and private dinners. >> mr. cosby made two sexual advances at her that were rejected. on the evening in question, with mr. cosby urged her to take bills that he provided to her and to drink wine. >> according to the criminal complaint, the pills and wine left constand dizzy, nauseous, frozen and paralyzed. despite her impaired physical and mental condition, the victim was aware that cosby was fondling her breasts, put his hands into her pants and penetrated her. waking up lours later with her clothes disshelved and bra undone, constand said cosby handed her a muffin, walked her to the door and said "all right." constand went to the police about a year later and again according to the criminal complaint

the decision. they tried to catch detroit's defense off guard with the third down pass. they didn't. the blitz got there. you need two scores, 5:47 to go. jim: fourth and a foot. phil: you go for it. jim: from their own 26. a time-out is called by green bay. called by mccarthy on the sideline and even though they're probably going to need that one back later on, he didn't like what he was seeing. phil: if you changed your decision and you want to punt the football then just take the delay of game. so i think you're right, they didn't like the play. i know this this -- just from that formation that lined up in, jim. detroit's defense was all lined up there. they were going to make it tough on whatever it was, run or a quick pass. they were not going to give them an easy completion. jim: well, if you fail here and detroit takes over at that point on the field, even if the lions scored a touchdown, got the extra point, it would still be a two-score game. phil: that's right. but 30-14, two scores, two, two-point conversions. jim: same pass to cobb. shakes off the hit. cobb out of bounds

that's something the defense can do. they can ask the court, they can ask the judge to ask each vired member of the jury what their verdict is just to be sure there isn't anyone on the panel that said wait a minute, i changed my mind because you need an unanimous verdict in these cases. >> it seemed like this trial was never going to end because there were so many delays about his mental health status. talk about what he was saying about not wanting to go to the courtroom. >> the judge sent him for a competency hearing and that's to determine whether or not he's competent to stand trial be competent to stand trial. he understands what's happening. just some basic information like that, so the judge felt, and according to the evaluation that he was competent to stand trial, and at that point the jury knows nothing about that, the only thing the juror knows is he's on trial for murder, aggravated rape and armed robbery and those were the charges that he was considering. you saw how all that will played out and i think tom h

the decision. they tried to catch detroit's defense off guard with the third down pass. they didn't. the blitz got there. you need two scores, 5:47 to go. jim: fourth and a foot. phil: you go for it. jim: from their own 26. a time-out is called by green bay. sideline and even though they're probably going to need that one back later on, he didn't like what he was seeing. phil: if you changed your decision and you want to punt the football then just take the delay of game. so i think you're right, they didn't like the play. i know this this -- just from that formation that lined up in, jim. detroit's defense was all lined up there. they were going to make it tough on whatever it was, run or a quick pass. they were not going to give them an easy completion. jim: well, if you fail here and detroit takes over at that point on the field, even if the lions scored a touchdown, got the extra point, it would still be a two-score game. but 30-14, two scores, two, two-point conversions. jim: same pass to cobb. shakes off the hit. cobb out of bounds at the 41. phil: wow. probably one of the firs

an international staff of officers had to be prepared for the defense of europe. e task was in men's. at that time, they had at their disposal only about 1800 which, theost of airfields could not handle jets. and 14 ill equipped divisions. against these forces, russia was known to have at least 175 divisions under arms and 20,000 planes. general eisenhower asked one of his advisers what the russians needed to march 2 the challenge. he answered all they need is shoes. so much for the beginning. in spite of the urgency, when general eisenhower and his death set to plan, they planned for a long haul. they realized if democracy were not to destroy itself, the buildup had to take time. all the plans would come to not if not for the overall planning of the civilians. the representatives of the nato divisions and other staff. the memberson what of its people could give of their own free will. it meant hard work, sacrifices, and give and take. the difficulties were innumerable, complex, and often seemed impossible. but with the months came results. the myriad problems of a

. >> the defense has said all along that chism did this. they said he's insane so they are fighting for that. we understand from steve cooper the courtroom is filling up. we of course have a live feed. we'll keep a close eye on that. we'll bring it to you live here on 7 news. this young math teacher from danvers high school testimony in this trial. it started on october 6th. there were a lot of delays. let's take a listen. >> first, i want to thank everybody whose attended this trial for his or her conduct in the courtroom. the manner in which the families involved in this case have conducted themselves has been remarkable. those in the audience listening to difficult, emotional testimony every day have conducted themselves with seriousness, without interfering with the jury's role as the sole and inclusive judges of the facts of this case. the jury will soon speak. please be respectful of these citizens, whatever that verdict might be. we put our fate and our faith in the jury. the jury system is central to the maintenance of our social con

the defense, they're showing their speed. eir complex. they've played well. jim: well, to think when these two met three sundays ago, it was a two-point detroit win. 18-16. and the margin is two for the lions at the moment. phil: there's no question now you can't play safe if you're detroit. you have to try to get the first down, go down the field with the football too win the game. -- to win the game. jim: third and 12. first down yardage at the 30. from the pocket, the pass, it is caught! by jones! just his third catch of the year. phil: protection was great. jones is on the inside. he's going to go down. that little move to the outside, beat quentin rollins inside. the little head fake gave him enough separation and matt stafford, good protection. just threw a bullet in there for a completion. jim: and it was a clean catch. bobbled it for a moment but had the hand underneath. jordy nelson in disbelief. now, one snap to go before the two-minute warning. t.j. jones seeing action tonight because lance moore was inactive with a

to play leading role in global defense and security. the united states remains our closest strategic partner and wrubel worked together to large global stability, to get to our shared interest, and to deliver prosperity for our people. major defense projects such as f-35 demonstrate our long-term commitment to the u.k.-u.s. defense relationship. this enhances that with new priorities. not least the doubling of our drone fleet. secretaryeed with carter today that we will strengthen the way our bilateral relationship is governed and nowct it on equipment we want to take a more structured, program-based approach so that our governments and defense industries can deliver these capabilities against some cannding timelines and build on our existing strong industrial collaboration. the strength and the depth of our political resolve are deeply outlined national security and defense strategies and the extraordinary courage and skill of our armed forces add up to a relationship unlike any other. with that, happy to take questions. mr. secretary, con

no matter how you transform the defense department, it is quite broken. and the problems that confront this nation require an inter-agency response. executed ato national security mission by itself is long going, we do not have the ability to integrate everything that exists. i think it is important to keep that in mind. and the chairman, again, let me commend him for beginning this process with the department of defense. i hope it is a catalyst on the issue for serious review by other committees and other agencies about how, together, we can improve security in the u.s. thank you. senator mccain: welcome, general schwartz. general schwartz: thank you, sarah mccain and ranking member reid for improving dod's internal governments and defense organization by the goldwater nichols reforms. it is a privilege to return to his room and offer a few related ideas on how to improve performance in the department of defense. it is a special pleasure to sit beside the finest flag officer of my generation, jim. while there are many issues that warrant petition, resourc

it made sense with the physical evidence. >> reporter: to back up its theory, the defense pointed to is police photo of heidi's keys and bag. if, as bennett testified, he'd jumped her when she walked in the door, how did her door keys and makeup bag end up tidily on the kitchen table in another room? >> so the bag on the kitchen's table's not a trivial thing for you? >> no. i think she made it to the kitchen. i don't think he attacked her at the front door. >> make sure she was dead and -- >> reporter: and if prosecutors thought bennett was the foundation of their case, the defense felt it had its own star witness, stephen cooke. he would take the stand. >> the bottom line is, by this time, we had come to the conclusion that it's bennett versus cooke. it's who you believe. >> for a second, i just looked at her like what in the world is going on. >> reporter: stephen told of finding heidi, the love of his life, slumped on their living room floor that night. >> and then i just held her in my arms and was rocking her and crying, just calling her name and all. >> reporter: stephen testifi

you force the defense to answer the bell. right now all of those body blows are taking huge -- michigan state. and 2 and force iowa to stop me. i won't throw the football unless i am forced to on a 4th down opportunity. >> gus: michigan state 4 for 4 on 3rd downs this drive. the freshman running back scott. 233 out of hoy. they give it to him looking. they knock him backwards. they give it to him looking. they knock him backwards. wow! there is an injured spartan. >> joel: that's conklin and he throws him to the side. the play of the drive so far from iowa. they force one snap of the football for all of the fumbles. >> gus: 4th down and 2 at the 5 yardline for michigan state. keeler the right tackle. number 79. michigan state still has 3 timeouts. even if the event they fail, they could fet the ball back. but they would still need that touchdown. >> joel: they ran the ball so effectively on this series. you wonder if mark dantonio will put the ball in the hands of a senior quarterback or his true has been the work horse on th

you force the defense to answer the bell.ight now all of those body blows are taking huge -- paying huge dividends for michigan state. i would run it again on 3rd and 2 and force iowa to stop me. i won't throw the football unless i am forced to on a 4th down opportunity. >> gus: michigan state 4 for 4 on 3rd downs this drive. the freshman running back scott. 233 out of hoy. they give it to him looking. they knock him backwards. wow!ohio. they give it to him looking. they knock him backwards. wow! there is an injured spartan. >> joel: that's conklin and he throws him to the side. right there in the hole to make the pli. the play of the drive so far from iowa. they force one snap of the football for all of the fumbles. >> gus: 4th down and 2 at the 5 yardline for michigan state. keeler the right tackle. number 79. michigan state still has 3 timeouts. even if the event they fail, they could fet the ball back. but they would still need that touchdown. >> joel: they ran the ball so effectively on this series. you wonder if mark da

world but what forces can you contribute for the defensef europe? january 16, portugal. from your strategic position on the atlantic seaboard, what elp can you give nato? january 18, italy. are you prepared to rebuild your army, navy, and air force up to the limits set by the peace treaty? january 19, luxembourg. you're a small country with a great steel industry. how can you help the armament? january 24, iceland. we know that you have no armed forces but what contribution can you make for the common defense of the west. january 26, canada. europe is grateful for the arms you are already supplying. what forces are you prepared to send across the at tan lick. in paris, a hotel had been hastily found as a temporary home for the new supreme headquarters allied powers europe. there general gunther was at work, an international staff of officer has to be assembled and a plan prepared for the defense of europe. the task was immense. at that time, shape had at its disposal only 1,800 aircraft, 15 airfields, most of which could not handle jets. an

the defense, they're showing their speed. their complex. they've played well. jim: well, to think when these two met three sundays ago, it was a two-point detroit win. 18-16. and the margin is two for the lions at the moment. phil: there's no question now you can't play safe if you're detroit. you have to try to get the first down, go down the fieie with the football toooo win the game. -- to win the game. jim: third and 12. from t t pocket, t t pass, it is caught! by jones! just his third catch of the year. phil: ptection was great. jones is on the inside. he's going to go down. that little move to the outside, beat quentin rollins inside. the little head fake gave him enough separation and matt stafford, good protection. just threw a bullet in there for a completion. jim: and it was a clean catch. bobbled it for a moment but had the hand underneath. jordy nelson in disbelief. now, one snap to go before the two-minute warning. t.j. jones seeing action tonight because lance moore was inactive with an ankle injury. two-minute w

it's matt cassell in his place. >> they are in the thick of things. >> the skins defense did their jobek over the giants. blackman came up with an interception and can't wait to handle dez bryant. >> he is one of the best in my opinion. line up against him all game is cool. erin: on the offensive side of the ball, running back chris thompson is ready for the bright lights. >> if you can't get ready for this game you don't need to be playing ball. we are the only game on tv. serve watch -- everybody is watching. why not give them a show? especially are you going to give them a show? >> try my best. erin: this is pearl harbor day so world war ii veterans blew in from texas and they will be honored at the game tonight but they were part of a pearl harbor ceremony at the world war ii memorial. redskins president bruce allen was at the ceremony. we spoke with him about the veterans and the profound sacrifice. >> this is inspirational. a chill runs down your back when you meet them. they have a positive attitude. forward looking thought process. it is inspirational. erin: tonight's game is a

you force the defense to answer the bell. right now all of those body blows are taking huge -- paying huge dividends for michigan state. i would run it again on 3rd and 2 and force iowa to stop me. i won't throw the football unless i am forced to on a 4th down opportunity. >> gus: michigan state 4 for the freshman running back scott. 233 out of hoy. they give it to him looking. they knock him backwards. wow!ohio. they give it to him looking. they knock him backwards. wow! there is an injured spartan. >> joel: that's conklin and he throws him to the side. right there in the hole to make the pli. the play of the drive so far from iowa. they force one snap of the football for all of the fumbles. >> gus: 4th down and 2 at state. number 79. michigan state still has 3 timeouts. even if the event they fail, they could fet the ball back. but they would still need that touchdown. >> joel: they ran the ball so effectively on this series. you wonder if mark dantonio will put the ball in the hands of a senior quarterback or his true fres

there is no room for pork, rockthrowing or using the defense budget and the jobs program. build what we needed to meet the threats we have here in the 21st century. we have to be careful about how we spend our military dollars especially on weapons systems. we need to reward the on target cost estimates and prototyping and provide incentives for contractors to come in ahead of schedule and under budget, commercial off-the-shelf technology needs to be used to establish tough criteria for the design changes. i served on the defense committee for 18 years and i was involved in many massive reforms, procurement reforms, and goldwater nichols to get the services to work together in powering the combatant commanders to be able to have a say. the pentagon has to be reformed. we must have somebody that runs the building and brings the team that's not too tough the bureaucracy will run the other way and not too easy so that they can be run over. somebody i can just get it done right with the president but constantly looks over that building because any of the dollars that we waste

the key person expected to take the stand as the defense take the stand as the defense's final witness nouns complete new england news coverage starts right now, this is the fox25 morning news this is the fox25 morning news. >> julie: good tuesday morning, 4:30 on december 8. i am julie grauert. >> daniel: i am daniel miller >> daniel: i am daniel miller. an ocean storm is expected to graze us today. storm track weather meteorologist sarah wroblewski showing us who has the best chance of seeing rain, good morning. >> sarah: good morning. we have the rain starting to get close to the coast. one thing i want to point out

the defense will start calling its witnesses tomorrow. the jury will go on a view of the murder scene to danvers high school. and the high school is dismissing students early to accommodate the trial. live this morning in salem, victoria warren, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: happening right now, police are searching for the gunman who shot a high school student near several schools in roxbury. the 16-year-old was shot in the leg on malcolm x boulevard monday afternoon. he's a boston public school student. were placed in safe mode after the shooting happened. >> we had to be super quiet. everybody who was on the certain side of the room who was near the door had to move to the other side of the room. it was kind of scary. >> very proud of the administration as well as the staff here at madison park. >> christa: the teen is expected to be okay. >>> and hunters back in the blue hills reservation this morning as they hunt for deer. the second day of this hunt began a half hour ago. hunters killed 26 deer monday. state officials are

the same thing on cyber defense. you cannot have a human operator operating at human speed fighting back a determined cyber attack. you have to a learning machine that does at the same thing on electronic warfare. the ark darpa programs right now called art and laid come in the past would have is if you send out your gun and would find a new way. there was no way for us to a think about it. come back, talk about can replicate can emulate it, go into the -- and then have something and maybe sometime down the road you have a response. right now we know that these machines are going to be able through learning, learning machines will be able to figure out how to take care of that in the nation while it's happening. so that's one component. and an important. second component is what we call human machine collaborator, decision-making. 1997 computer beats gary kasparov, world champ in chesser everyone goes wow. but in 2005, two amateurs working with three pcs defeated a field of chess champion, masters, champions, and mach

officer porter is expected to take the stand in his own defense, this after the judge denied a defensen to dismiss the case entirely. the response from prosecutors, he did nothing when he could have saved a man's life. jane casarez is outside the courtroom with more. >> the defense is going to start their case today. the prosecution rested yesterday and they really laid out a very basic case for the jurors. that the defendant in this case, william porter, learned at the police academy that there are exceptions but you are supposed to seat belt somebody in when you are transporting them and you are not supposed to transport someone who needs medical attention. and there are six so stops along the way. at the fourth stop is what they are honing in on is when the reporter saw freddy gray and asked if he needed help. gray say yes. asked if he needed a medic. he said yes. and porter helps him up and according to the prosecution freddy gray also said i can't breathe. right then and there is when the prosecution said he was criminally negligent. if he had been taken to a hospital right then t

thanks to the defense, patriots bet the houston texas by a score of 27-6. we knew gronk was going to play, he not only played but played well. defense setting up the first touchdown of the game. into the half we go. brady, he finds number 87 from a yard out. four catches, 7 yards and a touchdown. pats led 17-6 at the half. welcome back gronk. in the finishing touch, games wide for two outs, after the game, by dee spoke of the >> yeah, he made a great play to start the game. he a huge, just influence on what we do offensively, i know, he really toughed it out, i'm proud of him. had a big question op the catch, he is obviously a good part of what we do. great to have him out there. is he a great player. great teammate. blocking, you know, pass protecting, obviously in the short game, taking it deep. great player. >> patriots control their own destiny, three games left, if they win out they will be the top seed. tennessee titans next sunday at gillette stadium. guys, back to you. >>> the redline operator whose train took off without him faces a disciplinary hea

and some in the courtroom thought the defense had done too good a job of vilifying roger burde. >> a t of the dirt they dug up for roger ended up tainting beverly herself. >> so it made him seem like the kind of person that somebody would murder? >> right. because she stuck with him. it wasn't like a year or six months. 13 years. >> the packed courtroom was left to wonder who would the jury believe? it took just two hours for the jury to reach its decision. jurors found beverly monroe guilty of first degree murder. beverly and her family were stunned. >> it's akin to the same kind of disbelief and terror that -- and sadness that you learn when someone has died. >> the judge sentenced her to 22 years in prison. >> do you remember the day that your mother went to prison? >> yes, i remember walking through the house and -- yeah. >> you must have thought of all the things she was going to miss. >> oh, yeah. >> and all the things you would miss. >> yeah. just sheer pain. >> katie says that pain gave way to determination to free her mom. she quit a promising job to return to richmond where

the defense, this hasn't been a bad half by the denver defense. and ben roethlisberger and todd haley, now playing the distance and the clock and the time of the game, well done. jim: first down with p:30 to go. fires it. touchdown! again, it's brown! antonio brown. having another monster performance. 23-yard touchdown. phil: these receivers. they know all you got to do is give our quarterback just a little window. watching him step back and he just rips it. and antonio brown gets inside. a safety in the middle. but when you are throwing the ball like ben roethlisberger is, not much you can do on the defensive side. jim: chris harris, one of the best. he has turned around. i don't know if he ever has in his career had a day quite like this. phil: well. jim: second time for a touchdown. phil: antonio brown on the second side. he never gets over there. watch. even though he releases inside. watch the quarterback just let it go. and the window is tight. made it look easy, didn't he? jim: antonio makes a lot of things look easy. he and roethlisberger.