the missile defense agency. the capabilities office, the defense unit. and the undersecretary of staff focused on advanced technology and capability for the u.s. military. >> thanks, ricky, and thanks to all of you who are here today. you're talking about the length of time i've been involved with missile defense. a little while ago as it happened, a reporter asked me how i would -- if i had to do it, sum up my career briefly many and my first reaction was, well, i'm not done yet. but after that, i said, well, i guess if i had to put it on a bumper sticker it would be man space flight and missile defense. and he said, well, those two don't have much in common. i said, well, that's not my problem. but that's how i would sum it up. my roots in missile defense go back to late 1984 after lieutenant general abramson of the now missile defense agency was substantiated. and i was lucky enough with folks who were here in the audience to be involved in a number of early proof of concept tests that we somewhat amazingly did quickly. and possibly because we were qui

the undersecretary of defense policy, john rood served as the united states undersecretary of defense for policy. he assumed this position on january 9. in this role, he serves as the principal advisor to the secretary of defense, defense policy. he leads the coordination of policy within the department of defense. he oversees defense policies and plans to achieve the desired objectives. he is responsible for efforts to build partnerships and defense cooperation with u.s. friends and allies. ladies and gentlemen, welcome undersecretary john rood. >> thank you for those kind words. the real missile defense experts are to my left, michael griffin and general greaves. there are so many people over the years that have been involved in missile defense. i feel like we should be presenting them. they have been educating me on the topic, but i am grateful to be with you, here in this room. it has become an overused statement for people like myself to say the security environment in which we find ourselves right now is the most dynamic and complex in our lifetime. if you stop and think about t

the two defensive tackles are amazing football players. eed the practice, and, of course, todd gurley, you don't want him injured or the quarterback. again, this is a little specific because the rams are just filled with, like, an all-star team. >> right. >> but if you have a rookie, a running back or linebacker, he needs to play and get used to the speed you're going to see on sunday over monday night. >> interesting to see. maybe the rams rusty coming out. moments from kickoff. we'll see you right after the game here on abc 7. different ts the star running back.>> joe: >> joe: they have an elite defensive delineman.d and we have booger mcfarland asf the field level analyst.boog, boog, the rams acquired three pro bowl stars. how doespro it m i impact sthem? booge >> booger: you talk about ndamuk ndamukong suh. the fwhunl thinumber one thing tha will do is against the rams, and you you move it to the back end, anh they have ey hav talib, he talib, he wants to get in your face and make your day miserable. he's a ball hog. he likes to play of

thanks. >> mark, with respect to the ballistic missile defense review in the missile-defense reviewer even though we are focusing that review to cover missile threats from all the means whether plastic missiles cruise missiles there certainly the hypersonic threat. been working for some time on the missile-defense review across the defense department organizations in different parts of that large enterprise working on including the two gentlemen to my left. i hope to have that out in the coming near-term in the next few weeks as we are wrapping up some of the remaining items so we can resume to a theater near you. hopefully your theater first given that your committee and others were the ones required us to do that review. we will meet that intent. with respect to the second part of the question will cover these questions, it will. that's one of the things we set about trying to answer for ourselves is what is that policy framework and what are the developments in the international security arena that have let us to make alterations to our approach and how are we approaching it in ter

if you look at the missile defense capability in the missile warning area, there was the defense support program and the space-based infrared system. communications, whether it is mill star or advanced uhf. or the wideband global satcom data pipes that we used to transfer information. we are big users of position navigation and timing primarily provided by the global positioning system. and going back to the early 90's, a series of experiments, - beginning with the integration experiment in the early 90's.essentially paving the way to assess how well we could do tracking, for example, of ballistic missiles from space. the deep space program and its electro-optical laser ranging sensors. also initiating and blazing the path for systems that we have today and we will deploy in the future. the experiment in 2007. all the way to the demonstration -- space tracking and surveillance system demonstration system we have flying today. those systems essentially demonstrated the capability to do everything from tracking to discrimination to queuing from space. it is not a matter of if we can do it,

and with that defense industry. and the eu efforts on defense commemorate if you look at the figures when the u.k. leaves eu 8% of of expenditures come from the non- eu allies. with norway and iceland. and the counterbalance. and with any credible defense with those capabilities and then to defend europe. i believe in the stronger eu efforts of defense that this is complementing. >> and that nato strategic concept a lot has happened with the russian intervention of syria. it is time to update the strategic concept? to make some argue in favor of that. and some people like to do that. as long as we are able to but we have proven because of the cold war. and that troops of the eastern part. and with that nato response force. and with that initiative. and those air squadrons. it comes more to cyberand hybrid and so on. not saying it with that concept but actions are the most important thing. >> we are trying for one more. >> last week and for russia. [inaudible] thank you. >> and to be invested in many different parts. and int

as for the $300 a week allowance, there was a reason the defense argued. e couple had serious debt. and the defense offered contrasting scenes of the cooper marriage from another set of friends. >> people who had known the couple of years did not jump this to bandwagon to paint this as an abusive relationship. >> remember that i hate brad day? the day the prosecution said the marriage hit its boiling point? on that very day, said laura hiller, nancy was making a plan for saturday night, the day she disappeared. >> she wanted my husband and i to come over and play sequence with her and brad. >> was that a game you'd played with them before? >> yes, nancy introduced us to that game. >> when nancy's friend jessica testified they had plans to paint her house at 8:00 saturday morning, she had to have been mistaken said the defense because nancy knew brad had a tennis game at 9:00 a.m. with mike hiller. >> i specifically sought out nancy to make sure it was okay with her. >> did he indicate she had any other plans? >> there was talk she was going to jog. and she

it's not just security cooperation the secretary of defense or secretary of state or the undersecretary of state or defense is responsible for, they are responsible for, for a number of things. it's being very specific about what you are trying to achieve in defense trade is very specific. if we can focus on security cooperation and defense trade at that senior level and have it be baked into the bureaucracy, we're going to make some real change. right now, we are having those dialogues, they tend to be episodic at best. if we can formalize them and have them enduring going forward, you will see the level of change you think is necessary in order to accomplish the reforms part of the national implementation plan. >> i would just want to add onto what dak was saying. we have a number of standing meetings with associations, aia, with ndia and others, where we try to engage the broad spectrum of industry stakeholders. with the consideration of the new cat policy and implementation plan the administration has really tried to make an extra effort to increase that engagement. we've had a seri

all of this becomes artificial between two institutions of government and the defense department with the wherewithal to access space as an agency to develop those capabilities with comparable goals from a technology standpoint. >> the opportunities to collaborate are still there. even since the 1958 act between those two elements and in terms of sharing or technology and architecture. as well as launch capabilities. but yet there is a real difference of mission objectives there could be any opportunity of those broader elements of the defense department capacity into a more unified capacity so in that respect from the purely administrative bureaucratic standpoint just a reason do something like this but to provide a clear interface rather than clear missions. also focusing on a standpoint and to associate entirely with an operational issue and to that extent it is an issue it is a solution desperately searching for a problem there isn't clarity at all with any application or assessment by the latest defense department proposition coming with the nature of the debate if there is any a

systems as a result the russian oil twenty was brought down by a syrian air defense missile there's no way the israeli pilots could not have seen the russian plane. while the russian defense minister who has held a phone conversation with his israeli counterpart in which he stated israel bears for sponsibility for the downed russian plane and the death of the crew members on board meanwhile the israeli military said early on tuesday it had no reaction saying it does not comment on foreign reports we get all the latest details now from our middle east correspondent for the paula what's the very latest you can tell us face. well here as well it's extremely frustrating we're receiving no reaction and no comment as you mentioned from the israeli foreign ministry the defense ministry or the israeli defense forces now we're just in the run up to the most holy day in the jewish calendar your key put and in the next twenty four hours everything in this country will close down so if we don't get a reaction in the next two three hours it's unlikely we'll get any kind of reaction for at

says israeli fighter jets are to blame for drawing the syrian air defenses directly. in the breach is deliberately created a dangerous situation by the warships and to locate any in that area. remains of the crew along with past couple of games have been ok if they're in the mediterranean sea where that twenty aircraft came down israel's refusing to comment on what it calls for reports that as the russian president extends his condolences to the families of the plane's crew. and ask them live from moscow i'm daniel thanks for joining us this pm here in the russian capital we start with breaking news this hour the russian defense ministry has blamed israel after russian military plane was shot down off the syrian coast and claims the israeli air force twenty aircraft with fifteen personnel on board as cover from syrian air defenses for israeli fighter jets had been targeting syrian facilities in the province of latakia. so nothing to do but. on the seventeenth of september at around ten pm four israeli fighter jets launched guided bombs on syrian military facilities nea

the russian defense ministry tracks the serial number over the missing link by the official investigation for the downing of the mh seventeen the top secret documents now unclassified of course for the sequel to the accused to ukraine's forces. and other headlines and also international protests erupt in the libyan capital tripoli over the state of living conditions at some of the seven years of war following the foreign intervention in the country. also this hour as the battle for we speak to a syria based journalist about life just kilometers away from the front line. the village has been pummeled by. terrorists in the outskirts of a hard a just a few clangers away and it's been on a daily basis over the past many years. and a top u.s. universities. creating a safe space for white students to discuss race issues we hear from both sides of the debate shortly. in moscow watching all the international live with me daniel hawkins welcome to the program. russia's ministry of defense claims it so identified the missile which brought down malaysia airlines flight seventy four years ago. sarace

ok that was the latest statement from the russian ministry of defense on the downing of the russian aisle twenty which was shot down by a missile launched from syria's s two hundred air defense system eleven pm local time last night with the minister of defense saying that it reserves the right to an adequate response following what it called israel's hostile actions that's because israel did not allow sufficient time for the plane to return to a safe zone notifying russia just a minute before the strike took place we're going to be keeping you up to date on all the latest on this. now moving on iraq's newly elected parliamentary speaker has expressed sympathy to iran denouncing washington's sanctions against it he said baghdad doesn't support any economic pressure onto iran and will help maintain security and stability in the region artie's donald quarter explains how influences appear to be changing in the region. it's been fifteen years since the us invasion of iraq and what they have to show for it is of baghdad looking every day more towards iran. just a year ago it didn't look like

they directed the defense department to establish the branch of the armed forces for space.rica is the best in the world in space and our adversaries know it. and the threat to our space capabilities is growing, and we can no longer view space as a function and it is a war-fighting mission, and they have been charged with making sure america dominates in space and that is just what we are doing. last friday the air force delivered a proposal to our colleagues and the department of defense on the responsibilities and structure of the new space force, as airmen, we have a responsibility to develop a proposal for the president that is bold and that carries out his vision. in february when the president sends the fiscal year 2020 budget to the congress, and it will include a proposal for the new military department. that proposal must contain all of the elements needed for space to be fully successful as a department. it must maintain a close connection between acquisition and the war fighter, and it must deepen the already close connection between military space and the space e

personnel on board has disappeared from radar coverage off the coast of syria according to the russian defense ministry took off from an ad base and province let's cross live to our own. staying with syria the russian presidents have agreed to create a buffer zone in syria's in the province the goal is to separate syrian government forces from militants in the country's last major rebel stronghold. along the battle to militarize. fifteen it will be from fifteen to twenty kilometers one will move radicalize militants although this including. according to the u.n. there are still around ten thousand al qaeda and this for a fight is based in the province the question of how to deal with them has dominated international talks for the past few weeks medina caution of a house more on the situation. very important decisions were indeed made during those hours a long talks between a russia and turkey now the deescalation zone was hanging in the year during the negotiations but the two leaders seem to disagree all the way through with that's why this particular agreement which was always of the press c

well, at the time, when i became the deputy secretary of defense in june, 2014. i assessed that my two need predecessors, bill lynn and ash carter really had got fen the cyber problem kind of on the right path and i did not need to develop -- spend a lot of time because we had a cyber command and we were debating whether or not to make it a unified command. so i spent most of my time as deputy focused really on the space problem. and i note without any partisan rancor at all, the simple fact that the obama administration never received, never once received as many resources as it requested in the defense budget. so congress could have easily said, hey, we're going to give you a little bit more money and we want you to put it into space, but they didn't. now, can we pursue these space capabilities faster and do better? yes, and by all means we should do so. will creating a separate space force guarantee that we will? not necessarily. i agree with sean. there's still a lot of debate to go, but the president and congress want to see concrete action, that's clear. the

government and at the department of defense in particular. and it's really, i should have said this earlier, it's come wearily the beneficiaries of decades of great work. the bush administration, your contributions, ashley, working through the civil nuclear deal, the obama administration particularly on the defense side sometimes riveter ash carter as the into desk officer when he was secretary of defense. but the creation of the major defense partner concept coming under the obama administration, so this is sort of evolutionary in its nature, but i think all that good work what it amounts to is the creation of the foundation. you are talking about and asking about. i think we benefit from leadership on both sides that are willing to take some risks. having articulate a a vision, k about how to operationalize a strategy. so we are quite bullish as i said. we will be able to navigate some of these challenges i believe in, the other side with being able to say our administration continue the momentum at the previous one started, so i am pretty o

the russian defense ministry tracks the serial number of the missing link by the official investigation for the downing of the mh seventeen these are top secret documents unclassified of course for the sequel to prove the rocket to ukraine's forces. in other headlines here on sci the russian and turkish presidents meeting the resort city of sochi for peace talks over syria's province as the battle for this last rebel antero stronghold in the country looks imminent. also headlined protests erupt in the libyan capital on sunday over living conditions that some eighty seven years of war following foreign intervention in the country. as a top u.s. universities sparks outrage after creating a safe space for white students to discuss race issues we hear from both sides of the debate. from moscow just gone four pm here in the russian capital one day no walk ins wherever you are today you're very welcome with us on the program. russia's defense ministry says it's identified the missile which brought down malaysia airlines flight m h seventy four years ago comparisons of registration numbers cou

systems as a result the russian oil twenty was brought down by a syrian air defense missile there's no way the israeli pilots could not have seen the russian plane. now it was around eleven o'clock local time last night when the russian military plane disappeared from the radar system it was flying back to the russian base in hama mean which is not far from the syrian city of latakia it was some thirty five kilometers from the syrian coast as mentioned at that point there were four israeli jets that were launching strikes in the area they were targeting syrian army facilities that included a power station and the initial reports suggested that at least seven people were injured on the ground at the same time there was a french frigate that was launching missiles from the mediterranean sea and in response to all of this the syrians launched their missile defense systems now whiston media was very quick to put the blame for the downing of the russian aircraft on this area at the same time we haven't heard anything from the israeli side we have approached both the israeli army t

and it's no secret in the department of defense has been talking about this for quite some time, the national defense strategy, the national security strategy, that our ability to confront a near peer adversary declined over that time. that was a decision about priorities. that was also an assessment of risk. so we are where we are, not because of malice aforethought, not because of neglect, but i think we made some clear choices. we accepted some risk. second major point i would make is i think we need to come to some understanding about the problem we're trying to solve. because we're solving a problem here, let's make sure we understand what the problem is. a lot of panels have looked at what's wrong with space. i think the real issue in my way of thinking is that this is first and foremost a war fighting readiness problem. we are not ready to fight a conflict that unfolds in a certain way against a near peer. and so i would ask myself if we said we are not ready to fight a conflict that begins or extends to the air or the sea or the land, would we know what to do? the answer is of

a russian military plane shot down off the coast of syria killing fifteen russian defense ministry says israeli fighter jets of the intentionally drawing the fire a syrian air defenses directly at the doomed plane. leaving the region it's deliberately create a dangerous situation both the warships and located in that area of israel confirm strikes on syrian territory but insists syria iran and the armed group hezbollah are to blame for the downing of the russian jets. israeli army and russian president extend their condolences to the families of the plane's crew some of the remains along with personal belongings have been located in the mediterranean sea where the aisle twenty came down the search and rescue operation that is still on the way. good evening and thanks for joining us this is r.t. and tonight. israel is to blame for the downing of a russian military plane off the coast of syria that's according to the russian defense ministry claiming that the israeli air force used twenty years cover from syrian air defenses missiles from which the russian plane fifteen crew members died

systems as a result the russian oil twenty was brought down by a syrian air defense missile there's no way the israeli pilots could not have seen the russian plane as it was landing from an altitude of five kilometers at the last they deliberately carried out this provocation israel hadn't worn the bra. military in syria over the upcoming operation the warning came less than a minute before the strike through the hotline that didn't leave a chance to going to russian plane to safety the search and rescue operation in the crèche area is currently under way we consider this israeli provocation as a hostile action as a result of israel's irresponsible actions fifteen russian servicemen have been killed we reserve the right to respond to this incident the israeli military said it has no reaction to the incident as it does not comment on foreign reports meanwhile the russia's ministry of foreign affairs has summoned israel's ambassador to what happened off the coast of syria earlier the defense the russian defense minister said moscow reserves the right to retaliate to what it is

defense activities. this is outside of the dod. they are defense related veterans benefits and services. millional over 100 and dollars a year now. it is going to continue growing in the future. there are some hidden things that you don't see. unfundedem is the liabilities in the military retirement trust fund. the trust fund for pensions and for retiree health care. there are huge unfunded liabilities. that is directly result of we did not set aside enough money to pay for these things. by that is being paid down transfers from the treasury into these accounts. it is not an insignificant amount of money. $91 billion a year to pay down these liabilities. it is coming straight out of the treasury. then our tax expenditures. certain military compensation and military benefits are not subject to federal tax. that means we lose $23 billion a year in revenue. add all of that up together we spend a trillion dollars a year on defense. year wefy 18, the first broke a trillion dollars using that expenditure and it is projected here to continue growing for the next five years. now for the rest of t

on c-span2, the senate continues work on against -- defense labor hhs spending bill for 2019. and on c-span 3, the senate homeland security committee will get an update on migrant and children and border security. and we'll have coverage of annual air force conference in the afternoon. the senate judiciary committee has postponed its vote on supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh will hold a meeting on monday and here from judge kavanaugh and christine ford who alleges the judge assaulted her when they were in high school. >> and next, remarks by air force secretary heather wilson. she delivered remarks at the 2018 annual meeting of the air force association, and spoke with the air force's ongoing personnel and equipment needs. this is 30 minutes. [applause] >> doing something for a purpo purpose. we gather here as airmen deeply committed to the defense of our country with -- thank you for your continued service to us all and, of course, larry spencer, thank you for your leadership of afa. and i want to thank our winningman, chief goldstein and wife dawn thank you for your good

and for myself. >> still, he decided not to take the stand in his own defense. ut told "dateline" that what he first said years ago about his wife's death was the truth. >> i wish it didn't happen. i wish we had gone to the comedy club. i'm innocent. >> but had the jury gotten that same message? when they walked into that deliberating room for the first time some jurors, in fact, planned to vote not guilty. >> there wasn't enough evidence, for me. that's what it was. >> others were thinking guilty. >> it was several thing. no one thing that had made up my mind. >> the jurors went back and forth over the evidence. and here's what they came to believe. that jodi was likely drunk, and that her husband knew it. that if that was the case, why would he let her get so close to the edge of a cliff? >> as the husband, knowing that your wife was drinking, would you bring her there? >> the jurors deliberated three days before deciding whether steven sharp should be found guilty or not guilty of a single count of murder. >> on the charge of murder, your verdict is -- >> guil

we gather here as airmen deeply committed to the defense of our country. k you for your continued service to us all and, of course, larry spencer, thank you for your leadership of afa. it has been quite a year since the last afa conference. i want to publicly thank our en, chief goldstein and his wife, dawn. thank you for your good advice, your sense of purpose and sense of humor and to our master chief of the air force, chief wright and his wife, tanya, this guy keeps fixing things and you're a role model for all of us, chief, but i'm not going to be volunteering to be tased. [laughter] >> doing something for a purpose. sometimes, it's hard to see the sweep of history when we're just trying to get today's work done, which is why it's important to come together from time to time, like this, to take stock of where we are so that we can reaffirm where we need to go. 100 years ago in the early morning of september 26, 1989, forest, the largest offensive of the first world war began. 15 divisions of fresh american forces began to break exhausted german lines. i

of those 180, 124 have never done business with the defense department before. these are the kinds of innovative companies in a very fast place -- fast paced market that can help u.s. air force. that consortium has been given up to $5 million for projects that might be done. we put out a solicitation. proposals come in and the average time between the solicitation been put out, and the contract award been signed, is 92 days. we are moving very quickly with small companies to get into innovation. likewise we are also changing some of the ways we engage in all businesses. like every agency we have certain goals that we do meet in respect to small business contracting. we wanted to see whether there was something we could do even better. we decided this year that we are going to start engaging small business in a way that the air force has never done before. in fact, i don't even know if any federal agency has done this before. if a small business has an idea and as much is a paypal account, then they should be able to do business with the u.s. air force. here is th

these ready point is used the russian plane is against the syrian air defense system as a result the russian oil twenty was brought down by a syrian air defense missile there's no way the israeli pilots could not have seen the russian plane is it was landing from an altitude of five kilometers nevertheless they deliberately. carried out provocation israel had warned the russian military in syria over the upcoming operation the warning came less than a minute before destroying through the hotline that didn't leave a chance to going to russian plane to safety the search and rescue operation in the crash area is currently under way we consider this israeli provocation as a hostile action you know as a result of israel's irresponsible actions fifteen russian servicemen have been killed and we reserve the right to respond to this incident well that i spoke to and i will cuff who is the director of the knossos think tank a believe that israel would prefer to call the downing of the plane and i couldn't . i think these really should be very embarrassed the russian leader you know hosts these

the intelligence community. bob's last job, he never stopped working, was as deputy secretary of defense. he was under secretary of the officer, hea marine has deep experience and was really the pioneer of the third offset revolution. thinking about bob sharing with us a broad perspective of war fighters in the department. sean, secretary of the navy, also administrator of nasa. i have asked him to come in many ways to bring in the perspective since 1958, we made a decision to separate military space and civilian space. it is a profound division in american government. what does this do? one we are talking about a fifth department? bob was the head of the strategic command and space command. he is a very distinguished retired general officer. heinside and out. he is not a parochial man. i have had many conversations with him. i know his thinking. he is a truth seeker. that weinsist articulate the real reality here, not just adopt slogans. we will make a good morning of this. i'll will ask each of them to take a few minutes from this perspective. i want you all to have a feel .or why they a

he is the director of the defense intelligence agency. meore he formally -- excuse -- served as deputy army chief of staff. all aspects of intelligence, counterintelligence. battalionmanded the squadron with tours in iraq and afghanistan. our discussion also features two of csi us' finest moderators. the versus dr. seth jones -- the first is dr. seth jones. he is a senior advisor to the international security program. formally of the rand corporation. also, we have with us today juan zarate, senior advisor at csis, chairman and cofounder of the financial integrity network and a visiting lecturer in law at the harvard law school. --k announcement on q&a quick announcement on q&a -- on your seat should be no cards. if you have questions you would like to ask during the moderate on thetion, write them no cards. without further do, please join me in welcoming general ashley. [applause] lt gen ashley: my aide told me that i should just say great drop competition, ai, the mic, and walked off. [laughter] lt gen ashley: so i've done it. thanks ver

the defense wasn't quite done. o until mid-trial had refused to say one word in public, the woman at the center of it all, linda opdycke-- miss opdycke, raise your right hand. keith morrison: --whose long silence was about to end. coming up, and end it would, with a bang, with stories of who she said was the real mark stover. and he had a pistol in his hand and laid it on the pillow next to my head. i see mark on a hillside behind my house. he's looking through the scope, pointing the rifle at me. keith morrison: when "dateline" continues. they work togetherf doing important stuff. the hitch? like you, your cells get hungry. feed them... with centrum micronutrients. restoring your awesome, daily. centrum. feed your cells. add the activia 2 week probiotic challenge to your healthy routine and see how activia yogurt with its billions of live and active probiotics may help support your digestive health so you can take on your day. start the activia probiotic challenge today. it works or it's free! why settle for just c

he has a lifelong career in support of nato and the values that nato defense. i had the honor in participating in the funeral of senator mccain a few weeks ago in washington. allies respect very much and honor his memory. nato doesn't have a traditional tradition ofngs -- naming buildings after politicians. i'm certain that we will be able to honor john mccain but not necessarily through naming a building. we honor john mccain every day through the fact that we stand together and deliver a strong transatlantic defense. >> thank you. institutehe american of contemporary german studies. often we hear criticisms from washington about the contributions that germany makes to the alliance in particular. it's level of defense spending. i would be interested in your comments on how you see trends in germany and what issues you prioritizing your dialogue with germany. also whether you think there is that natos for fear allies in the east might provoke a conflict with russia. >> first, on whether nato allies will provoke a conflict with russia, we will not. nato is a defe

and directed by the defense department overall. as an operating matter, that doesn't happen in the regular sense. creating that, would be a fairly straightforward proposition . >>> the last part in terms of the overall acquisition function, would being stash be to streamline the process, intentionally creating that, a new account structure which would establish the means for the department of the air force, in this particular case, to integrate the assets, of research and development, invest in accounts, cash investment accounts, and operant accounts, as necessary. and funding opportunities, as -- in order to be as agile as they can be. for those opportunities that emerge.>>> this is a fairly straightforward set of bureaucratic answers or solutions to a failure to establish the right priority, that is in fact the nature of what the issue is. it sure doesn't require establishing another stovepipe of excellence terry department for the purpose of lording over all the elements of training and equipping a force when the reality is that

the. minister of defense in the in moscow said that they are going to integrate a defensive. system be diff syrians it means that. the russians sorters. be syrians operating as three hundredth and that would make it extremely difficult really for these raiders to attack such a system then knowing that the russians are going to be implicated and so all of that to say. in the absence of any kind of russian agreement to let the israelis do basically what they wanted to do you are going to see a situation much much more complicated than before and that is going to serve obvious need any interest in syria disunion government and his well known and consequently we limited i believe the margin for the israelis to men who are as they used to the israelis do have some considerable leverage with the russians mr ramani how much action you know can russia take against israel given things like we had from israeli minister. earlier this year who was very quick to remind russia that. you know isr.

the average u.s. household contributes about $2,000 to defense. ss than the insurancean aa a insurance on my son's car, and he's a good driver. if interest rates rise more than 3% our nation will spend more than debt service than it does on defense. last year we leased a national defense strategy, our plan to win in this environment, characterized by three lines of effort which i will dive. build a lethal force, strengthen alliances, attract new partners, and reform the department. i deliberately use the language of the nds today and every day because it is so important that we speak a common language when describing our plans. only then can we implement it. communication is critical in an organization as large as ours. if all three million of us aligned, we are unstoppable. the national defense strategy was broadly communicated earlier this year. now it's no longer about what the nds is, it's year two, and that means execution. we have a unique window of opportunity. congress is firmly behind us and has given us the money we need. however, if we d

the mission defense ministry tracks the serial number. linked by the official investigation for the downing of the mh seventeen both these top secret documents and classified of course for the sake of the probe. to ukraine's forces. public astray should routes in libya living conditions after seven years of instability and conflicts since the overthrow of the gadhafi regime. to top american universities sparked outrage to creating a safe pool safe space the white students to discuss race issues. is just ten two am in the russian capital we're watching international we start with some breaking news in the russian military across with fourteen personnel on board this disappeared from radar coverage over the mediterranean off the coast of syria according to the russian defense ministry it took off from an ad base in the tukey a province which is in northern syria in a statement the ministry said the plane went missing after a bombardment by four israeli fighter jets in the taqiyya province a search and rescue operation is underway. we'll kee

diplomatic from our and from the defense department and from the agencies as well. what are some options in that process is ongoing. female guy would agree with that but with your earlier comment as well when it was negotiated in 2010 with the russian federation leading to cooperation on a number of front to see a clear deterioration like that situation to be different is ranking member and is realistic about the threat that ebay mom -- that we face with arms control in the context of our relationship with russia. >> i'm glad to hear that. you are absolutely right that should make us think about and to renegotiate and in addition to manufacturing and to have us up our game how we approach this stuff under the start treaty thank you for your work and hopefully we will approach it differently than last time you thank you mr. chairman for the year both. >> part of that to ratify that others have talked about it allows certain weapons to be updated to also achieve so the labs play a vital role to facilities update or the life extension programs. president trump says he

the russian defense ministry tracks the serial number of the missing link by the official investigation for the downing of the mh seventeen these top secret documents unclassified of course for the sake of the probe the rocket to ukraine's forces. in the news protests erupted in the libyan capital sunday over living conditions that summit seven years of war following foreign intervention in the country. and a top u.s. universities sparked outrage after creating a safe space for white students to discuss race issues we'll hear both sides of that debate. you're watching are to. go to our breaking news story the russian and turkish presidents have agreed to create a demilitarized zone in libya provinces the last remaining terrorist stronghold in syria. with decided to create along the battle line militarized zone by a fifteen it will be from fifteen to twenty kilometers wide it will move radicalize militants are though this including job. parties correspondent in a culture has the latest. very important decisions were indeed made during this our worries along tog's between a russia and tur

the head of civilian defense to mobilize people to support the civilian defense effort, to be volunteers coming to take their place. that was where mrs. roosevelt, eleanor roosevelt was the assistant director of the cd under figaro though the party. this last poster also came out in the fall of 1941 before pearl harbor. it is sort of ambiguous. it says don't let him down. remember, there were no american military in a combat artist at that moment. so it is a bit ambiguous who was it that he is talking about letting them down? he's trying to mobilize the defense workers and the public at-large and public opinion to support the non-war were effort. in fact, looking back at how roosevelt he hated, roosevelt sometimes thought the u.s. might be able to win the war without ever having to declare war. he was hoping that land lease in military aid might be enough to defeat hitler. but of course that wasn't the case. thank you for coming. i appreciate having an audience here. [applause] after we are done, they been on the front of the stage as a packet of post tears from after pearl harbor where

by the syrian air defense but a number assigned one hundred fifty eight to be. here. dogood at high speed because. i'm on your side in numbers and letters on my system works automatically on acoustic relied on the characteristics of the trial gets you can clearly see on the screen where as to how it was nice i was traveling after the shot was by the air defenses and here you can see the russian plane and the israeli jets in the show you know so it's clearly seen that there's a tragic story from one of those all the way to the israeli jet airliner on your level just screening to see the decatur's which stands for the altitude. and the distance at which these aircraft from the system as you can see there the very moment three israeli jets were patrolling this area. would see me at the altar doing it about seven kilometers into couple of the location of the indicate a radio song. is marked by the yellow they have their numbers yet when i was forty. when i would do research on the number one i would turn forty nine digits in numbers the stats for the jews russian planes wa

clearly recovered by the defense. we'll see if incomplete pass. >> brian: it looked like his arm was coming forward, throwing that football, bill. >> it was. the ball was out -- >> referee: it hit the ground, intentional ground iing. >> we talked about that earlier, that's always a possibility. so, if replay reverses this, we'll have a spot foul for intentional grounding, because he said, nobody was in the area. >> brian: a lot going on on this play. they had to have it. the all-out pressure. you know, myles gaskin, number 9, is right there in the area. just gets up. we might see that on the replay, as well, huh bill? >> that's aability to. possibility. it's still a referee's call. replay will not involve itself over number 9. number 9, if they saw him, should take, would take him off the hook for grounding, if the official saw it. >> brian: here's myles gaskin, right there, number 9. so, he's in that area. i think -- i think that's enough, in my book -- >> plus, the defender, tipping the ball prevented it from getting

a russian military plane is shot down off the coast of syria killing fifteen the russian defense ministry says israeli fighter jets are to blame for intentionally drawing the fire of syrian air defenses directly at the doomed across. the region its deliberately created a dangerous situation on the warships and located in. israel strikes on syria and. syria iran. as well or are to blame for the downing of the russian aircraft. the israeli army and russian president extend their condolences to the families of the plane's crew some of the remains of the crew along with their personal belongings have been located in the mediterranean sea where the twenty came down search and rescue operation is still underway. seven pm here in moscow watching our teams international live with me daniel hawkins where of you are today thanks for joining us this hour let's go straight to our breaking news story coming in from syria israel is to blame for the downing of a russian military jet off the coast of syria that's according to the russian defense ministry it claims the israeli air force use that twenty pl