the marine rps marathon. this is my 19th marine corps, off and on since 1995. it's exciting and the spectators make the race, ty really do. r orter: this is the course, the course is starting to sort of fold in on itself ow. it's the first recent finish line run, i'll walk you back over hre to take a look. they're making sure the course is clear for traffic and they're doing it with military precision. that's how things are when you talk about te marorps marathon. live in georgetown, derrick ward, news back to you. >> a lot of those closures will lift as we go throu the day here. i want to switch gears and bring you to wt is a vastly different story in the city of pittsburgh and across the country as communities start to come to grips with what happened yesterday, a day after a gunman d fire inside a jewish temple, killing 11 people, hurting 6 others. >> david culver joins us live near the tree life nagogue. moments ago authorities revealed morehi about horrific shooting. what did they say? >> reporter:m monitoring that press conference happening not too far fro

so he volunteered for the marine corps in 1952. ry quickly, he became a drill instructor down in paris island. then he later became an officer's candidate at quantico. his active finished service in the marine corps, but continues for many, many years to be a reserve in the marine corps. to be inhe continues the reserves until 1990, where colonel.s as a corne . he actually volunteered for service again in 1956. he was in vietnam. they had tours for one year. when they were deployed. did asmajor objective he military intelligence was sort of, mapping out where guerrilla warfare and i talks on the american forces were happening, with a new sort of way of analyzing data. he was able to determine where the enemy was located and they reduced the attacks greatly eriod, iss time p significant time for the military during his time period there. jack murtha was elected to congress in 1974 in a special election. new congressmen are assigned to committee work, so one of the things he was assigned to fairly quickly, was the house subcommittee o

trump: commandant of the marine corps, general robert kneller. thank you. pplause] robert.ump: stand up, stand up. thank you. sergeant major of the marine corps ronald green, and -- [applause] stand up. [applause] pres. trump: it is like old .amily, he is doing a fantastic job. four-star general john kelly. stand up. [applause] pres. trump: and thank you as well to congresswoman jody a brownlee -- soanya brownlee. thank you. beare especially thankful to joined by five previous medal of honor recipients. barnum,allard, harvey roger donlon, thomas kelly, and brian thacker. [applause] pres. trump: sergeant major john canley was born in caledonia, arkansas, in 1953. hishe age of 15 he used brother's to enlist in the united states marines. we did not know that, john? [laughter] ins. trump: john served south korea and japan before shipping off to vietnam for five years of intense combat. 1968, vietnamese families gathered to celebrate the lunar new year known as tet. in the midst of the celebration, thousands of north vietnamese communists launched surprise attack

taking a live look at the marine corps marathon starting line. e are just about 40 minutes away from the official start. ople's ll this the marathon because the marine corps marathon is the largest one in the world thatoesn't fer prize money so it does cater to everyday epeopl more on this and the weather we can expect on news 4 today. s,> and a spike in crashes involving car bikes and people hased to a deadly year in the diseict. we'll you about the city's new tlan to reversehat trend new tlan to reversehat trend and how it could cst you booth before he was attorney general, brian frosh led maryland's fight to clean up the bay. so when donald trump's epa attacks our clean water laws, frosh is leading the charge to stop them. attorney general brian frosh. >>> you heard the news first on 4, the district is considering a ban on right turns on red in some places. >> this week, the mayor nnounced a number of other changes aimed at cutting down on traffic fatalities which are at their highest level in years. and mark seagraves wexplains the changes cou

[applause] commandants of the marine corps, general robert maller. [applause] standup. [applause] >> thank you. sergeant major of the marine corps, ronald green. it's like old family week. here is a marine i like a lot. we all know, we all love. he's doing a fantastic job. four-star general john kelly. stand up. [applause] and thank you as well to congresswoman julia brownley for being with us. thank you, julia. thank you very much. [applause] we are especially thankful to be joined by five previous medal of honor recipient. donald ballard, harvey barnum, please stand as they call your name. roger donnell, thomas kelly and brian thacker. [applause] sergeant major canley was born in caledonia, arkansas. in 1853 at the age of 15, john used his brother's paperwork to enlist in the united states marines. [laughter] john served in south korea and japan before shipping out to vietnam for more than five years of intense combat. on january 30th, 1968, vietnamese families gathered to celebrate the lunar new year known as ted. in the midst of the celebration, thousand of north vie

the marine corps marathon is well under way. unners from all over the country and the world stretching out, getti ready for the race. they are starting to come close to the finish line. we are checking in with our crews along the race route. >>> meanwhile, in pennsylvania investigators are learning moru ahe man arrested after 11 people were murdered at a synagogue. we are on the ground in pittsburghith the latest. >> there we go, the runners on the road for this sha sunday morning, the marine corps marathon is under way, we areer all the race course working for you. >>> and thank you for being here wi us, it's 9:31. ople are out there putting in work. you think you are doing good deeds. these guys are running and making a difference. >> and they call it the people'a thon because unlike -- i know one runner jim spoke with said i'm doing the boston marathon coming up. a lot of these races you have to qualify for. these you don't. ere is no prize money involved. that's why it's the people's marathon. a lot of them running for the fi

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. >> we are looking at the same thing as far as hours per pilot per month, the same thing in the marine corps, moving in the right direction. >> i will give you a crack at this and marine aviation talent management on the pilot and the maintainer side, any trends you see that are reported that you need to report out. >> in the marine corps, we stood up talent and management console led by the assistant commandant. one of the topics was pilot retention, the entire chain of pilot production, whether you are assessing where uss, how many people you assess and where the barriers are, we both are anxiously looking at the training pipeline as they go through and try to shorten the time up and get those young pilots out to the frss and to the fleet. we have that whole thing. all the way to the retention model, takes on many different variations. if you are a young man you want to fly, you want to deploy. if you are a midrange instructor your instructor may be flying too much. if you're a senior major lieutenant colonel, your kids are at some age where you have to make family decisions, we have not s

for the marine corps defense services organization. i make a defense attorney, spent 32 years in my professional life as a public defender. for the last five years i've been privileged to train, assist, and consult with marine defense counsel. thank you for the opportunity to address the impact of charges which were preferred or referred but ultimately withdrawn or dismissed. these fees are based on my observations. they don't necessarily reflect the views of the marine corps, the department of the navy or the department of defense. initiatives for the past several years to address sexual assault that led to an unprecedented increase in sex crimes charging within the military. many of those charged are later acquitted. for example, in the marine corps in fiscal year 2018 out of a total of 45 contested general court-martial, over 12 complete acquittals and 23 partial acquittals. many partial acquittals are many partial convictions rather, were for minor misconduct like derek violations for underage drinking. significant numbers of those

one spent 37 years in the marine corps, incredible is successful. the other was a very successful stockbroker, after he finished his time in the marine corps. i did my flying time, came back and did the things i did. 250today we live within yards of each other on 60 acres outside of roundup, population 90. [laughter] halfway between houston and austin. steven: how is that going? sec. perry: we decided the store is too much work. [applause] [laughter] y rick: secretar perry. they could very much for joining us. announcer: c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up this morning, washington post's national security reporter greg miller discusses his new book examining russian interference in the 20 16th election. then the former assistant secretary for african affairs talks about first lady melania trump's trip to africa. be sure to watch washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m. eastern this morning. join the discussion. announcer: this weekend on american history tv on c-span3. forest university prof

and we're looking at the same thing as far as hours per pilot per month and same trends that the marine corps is seeing. we're moving in the right direction. >> for general rutter, going to give you a crack at the same question for marine aviation talent, management, both on the pilot and the maintainer side, any trends that you see that are reported that you need to report on? >> yeah. we actually -- the marine corps stood up a talent management council led by our assistant and one of the topics on that was not only pilot retention, but the entire chain of pilot production, whether you're assessing, where you assess, how many people you assess, and then where the barriers are. we both are anxiously looking at the training pipeline as they go through to try to shorten that time up to get those young pilots out to the frss and then get them to the fleet. we've got that whole thing. all the way to the retention. the retention model takes on many different variations. if you're a young man or woman pil pilot, you want to fly, you want destinations and deploy. if you're a mid-range instructor, yo

>>>nd we are just a dayway from the start of the marine corp marathon. e you to a special runner getting ready for the big race. >>> all and join us behind es. sc we'll fire up facebook live when we get back on air. >> back in a moment. he went washington. [ camera shutter clicks ] while virginians struggle with rising drug prices, brat's taken thousands from pharmaceutical, insurance, and other health care companies, voting them billions in tax breaks while voting against lowering the cost of prescriptions and voting against protections for pre-existing conditions for the people he represents. brat serves his donors' interests. we need someone who's for us. >>> a bizarre discovery near the water in new york sparks new questions when the investigators find the victims are two young wome fromvirginia. >>> an arrest made, but questions remaining unanswer about the man sending more than a dozen pipe bombs to liberals. >>> aea dy crash caught on camera. now almost a year after a driver slammed through the front of a restaurant, the driver faces ar s. >>> welc

my two best friends were headed to the marine corps. vietnam was still going on and what made a pact that would finish the prayer going to live in close proximity to each other and run a year and bait shop. that was our aspiration when we were 22. one of them went off and spent 37 37 years in the marine corps, incredibly successful career, lieutenant general. the other was it for successful stockbroker. after he finished his time in the marine corps, i did my time and came back and did the things that i i did. today we live within 250, 350 yards of each other on 60 acres outside of the little town called round top, population 90. halfway between houston and austin. >> how are things going? >> we decided that beer and bait store is too damn much work. [laughing] >> ladies and gentlemen, secretary rick perry. [applause] >> up next with life for discussion on digital privacy. will her from the assistant commerce secretary for communications and information. this event hosted by the brookings institution, should start momentarily. [inaudible

one of them went off and spent 37 years in the marine corps, incredibly successful career lieutenant general. the other one was a very successful stockbroker after he finished his team in the marine corps. i did my flying time and came back and did the things that i did. and today, we live within 250 yards of each other in a little town called round top, population 90, halfway between houston and austin. >> and how's the beer and bait store going? >> we decided it's too damn much work. >> ladies and gentlemen, secretary rick perry. thank you very much for joining us. >> rick, you have -- if you would forgive me, you have a relatively boring title,s and it conceals what is an extraordinarily

we are looking at the same thing as far as hours per pilot per month and same trends at the marine corps. we're moving in the right direction. >> ok. a crack at that same question. for marine aviation talent management on the pilot and the maintainer side. any trends that you see that are reported that you need to report on? up talentally stood management led by our assistant commandant. one of the topics on that was not only pilot retention but the chain of how production, whether you are assessing, how many people uss, and where the barriers are. we are anxiously looking at the training pipeline especially for attack air as they try to shorten that time to get those and get them to the fleet. we have that whole thing. all the rate tech -- all the way to the retention. it takes on many different variations. if you are a young man or woman you want to fly. you want to be deployed. if you are a mid range instruct your, you may be flying too much. if you are a senior major lieutenant colonel and now your kids are at some age were you have to make family decisions, and you are deploying aga

top cover is what they say in the marine corps. saying, okay, well i disagree with this finding, but my gut says go forward. i want a gut check with someone with more experience. right now, unless the case is extraordinarily serious, the foes tend to be first door captains, or reservists. sometimes reservists with a family court practice, or a wills and trusts practice. they are not that conversant with criminal law. if we instead say, okay, you feel strongly about that commander, let's run this up the flagpole and see what a very experienced military judge says. and then allow that to be the failsafe. and i believe that that is, would answer the problem. >> does that create in your mind problems between now you are involving the judiciary and the decisions about charging? that is a concern that i have. i do not disagree with an experienced prosecutor, i also understand there could be merit in saying that the article 32 has to be, defines no probable cause. unless finding additional evidence. where some other change in the underlyin

no matnir if you're r for charities, for personal accomplishment, for your connection to the marin corps. you are running for a purpose and finishing with pride. and that u.s. mars there to finish medal around your neck and say thank you for supporting us. >> don't forget to thank the marines fo their service to our country. what about the plan to get home? we know there are going to be a whole lot of people exiting around the same time >> our best suggestion would be to use the metro. also for getting there in the morning, the marine corps marathon is opening metro at 6:00 om., two hours ahead time. just usehe metro. uber, lyft, and parking >> a great day. wishing the best for the runners. thank >>u very much. hank you very much. >> check out the nbc washington app for all the closures and how to get around. >>arch "marine corps marathon." pat? > we are following breaking news in prince george's county on the suitlandy. parkwa a barbara comstock might as well be barbara trumpstock. donald trump is against expanding medicaid in virginia. against protections for pre-existing conditions. a

he spent his career in the marine corps serving five tours in iraq, two in afghanistan, one in europe and one in the western pacific. he is a recognized expert on military relations and national security and has been published in a long list of outlets. this year he was named one of the we are mighty's supporting the military committee. and finally we are joined by --

or the marine corps marathon. unfortunately the run for hiv supposed to takelace tomorrow morning has been postponed to december 1st. >> it's 6:54,his weekend, another major skins rivalry on the line, the team will take on the new york giants almost halfway through the season a elaine >>> good morning. breaking overnight, zeroing in. fast moving developments in the pipe bombs investigation. federal agents now focusing on a postal facility near miami somewhere somef othe dangerous zrie r devices were mailed. a jittery cnn headquarters and washington plays the blame game. >> it division, this hatred,is ugliness, it has to end. >> the idea that this is at the hands of theresident is absolutely ridiculous. >> we are live with the very latest. >>> build-up at the border. president trump ordering hundreds of troops southupearing for a potential class with

the other one was a successful stop rocher after he finished his time in the marine corps. i did my time and came back and did the things that i did. today we live within 250, 350 yards of each other on the south side of the little town called round top, population 90 half way between houston and austin. we decided -- [inaudible] [laughter] >> ladies and gentlemen, secretary rick perry. [applause] the mac rate, you have, if you would forgive me, you have a relatively boring title and it conceals what is an extraordinarily rich series of accomplishments in work. indulge me in this litany for a moment. you are part of the first american, one of the highest in the world. you've done product development, you were the founding chairman of the sustainable apparel coalition. you created a stock photo and film agency that specializes in nature and adventure industry. you've written countless books and magazines. what is the through line, what is motivated from one point in not point in that lead me point in not that need to do next, within the constant? >> coming up the steps just n

trump: commandant of the marine corps, general robert miller. [applause] pres. p: commandant of the coast guard, admiral karl schulz. [applause] and sergeant major of the marine corps ronald green. ronald. [applause] pres. trump: as well as my chief ,f staff and a beloved marine he loves the marines, john kelly. john. [applause] pres. trump: and much more important, a great wife and a great mother -- karen, please stand up. [applause] pres. trump: great woman. great man, great woman. i just spoke to president mccrum. he is well. he sends his regards. recognize two very special retired marines. [applause] [cheering] [applause] [indiscernible] we are alsoump: truly thankful to have the veterans of beirut. this is an incredible group. i will ask you to stand. you courageously survived that terrible october day, and you have maybe your first duty to remember. please stand. [applause] [cheering] president trump: such incredible spirit. i see hugging and kissing. i think it is fantastic. [laughter] that is real love. it is beautiful. thank you. great, great people. ofa

force and my two best friends were headed to the marine corps and we made a pact that when we finished we would live in close proximity to each other and run a beer and bait store. that was our aspiration at 22 years old. one spent 37 years in the marine corps, incredibly successful general and the other a successful stockbroker and i did my time and came back and did the things that i did, and today we live within 250, yards outside of a town called round top, population 90. half way between houston and austin and we decided the beer and bait store was too damn much work. >> ladies and gentlemen, secretary rick perry. thank you very much. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> please welcome the ceo of mylan, heather bresch here with steve clemens, the atlantic's editor-at-large. >> good morning. good morning. >> i feel like we should give you all med ashlgs the third day medals and thank you all for being here and we did announce that heather bresch happens to be the daughter of senator joe manchin. so how is he going to vote? [ laughter ] >> you promise not to tell anybody? >> i promise. >>

the other one was a successful stop rocher after he finished his time in the marine corps. i did my time and came back and did the things that i did. today we live within 250, 350 yards of each other on the south side of the little town called round top, population 90 half way between houston and austin.

served my country in the marine corps. my wife and i raised our three kids in new jersey. we love new jersey. but you know what insanity is? it's when you do the same thing and expect different outcomes. we have had the same outcome for 25 years. new jersey is dead last, corrupt and ineffective. you expect it to be different the next six years? of course not. it is time for change. new jersey deserves better. and what i am going to do is be a bipartisan and work to put the people of new jersey first. not a political party. i'm not the product of any political organization. i am my own man. i will go to washington and lead. i will fight for infrastructure, health care reform, immigration reform. the things people need to make their life more affordable. i will make a difference and i need your vote so we can make these changes and restore honor and integrity and have a senator you can be proud of. sen. menendez: thank you. anti-gay tv. -- and j-tv every election is important, that this election has never mattered more. when he was gouging cancer patients and making $100 mill

one spent 37 years in the marine corps, incredibly successful general and the other a successful stockbroker and i did my time and came back and did the things that i did, and today we live within 250, yards outside of a town called round top, population 90. half way between houston and austin and we decided the beer and bait store was too damn much work. >> ladies and gentlemen, secretary rick perry. thank you very much. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> please welcome the ceo

that is the one on the air force and its variants, navy and marine corps, and slightly different version is used on the navy. differences in the manuals evolved due to incorporation, the updates occur frequently and the purpose is to correct errors or improve process improvements. and although the technicians were trained on all manuals, and although there was collaboration between navy and air force, there was no former -- synchronize between the services. last fall, the air force program executive officer responsible for the c-130 formed an independent review team, they were formed for requirements, the consisted of members from the air force, navy and marine corps and members of the aerospace industry. additionally, the propeller program embedded in engineers within the air force program office. based on irt recommendations, both services program offices are updating propeller overhaul processes to create a common set of procedures. process updates are complete for all components except for the propeller blade using these updated procedures. they began buildup and delivery of the prop

. >>> well, sunday is a bigay for tens of thousands of runners in the marine corps marathon. >> this year twist for one family. a father and daughter are trading roles for the race. he has run 25 marathons, including 16 marine corps marathons. his daughter polly has cheered him on at e just aboutry one of those. now it's his turn to root f her. >> sort of have come up with th' phrase passing the baton now. it'll feel slightly weird. > this is going to be polly's first marathon. for more information about the race, metro, and road closuree search mar corps marathon in the nbc washington app. nbc 4 is a partner of the marine corps marathon. check out coverage here on news 4 on sunday morning. >> we wive her the best. ry exciting. >>> still ahead, why the forecast may play a role i your heart's health. >>> and if you're in the market for a new car or haveououbts ab the one you're driving now, uh-oh, we have a story for you. consum s reporterusan hogan breaks dowhe reliability rankings of popular cars. how about our weather, chuck? >> sun is going to be out today. better enjoy it because

>> sure. >> carey albrecht easterly is at the marine corps expo getting red le ready for the run on sunday. for her running the race is part of a bigger cause and challenge. shetias me sclerosis. she thought life wouldn't be the same when she got that diagnosis. devastating to me. i cried a lot. i went home, told my husband that i was okayith him leaving me if he wantedto, and he said he wasn't leaving. he would race in a wheelchair with me if that's what it meant. >> reporter: but they won't need those wheelchairs aft all. they will be running together on sunday. >> i think a lot of people don't understand because people do associate ms with a wheelchair. it is not true. >> reporter:ey car says ms af eerffy. m bgest issue i cogne function and chronic fatigue. that doesn't meanhat i'm in a wheelchair orill ever be. >> reporter: carey has run in three marathons since her diagnosis, but this will be her fi mtine corps marathon. >> it is kind of my way of iting, i'm not going to l stop me or beat me. i'm certainly taking it by the horns and just moving forward. reporter: and now they're runni

marine corps and not with us. i'm running because we deserve better. bob menendez has failed and embarrassed us. i begin my creek and the united states marine corps what i learned the lessons of selfless leadership, honor and integrity, qualifications and characteristics that all senators should have. bob menendez is going to make this a debate about donald trump. that's because he does want to dump anything about his record of corruption and failure. but this election is about bob menendez and bob hugin, the better choice on new jersey. i'm not a career politician. i'm an independent on my left ii served my country. i've created jobs and for the last 20 years i has helped patients in fight against cancer. now i want to fight for you and the united states senate. new jersey can do better and we will do better. >> thank you mr. hugin. mr. menendez, 60-second. >> let me think njtv and argues for watching. every election is important but this election that never mattered more. everything that we have fought for and won is threatened by the trump administration. i'm proud to have been one of the authors of the formal care a

. >>> tens of thousands of runners will lace up their shoes for the 43rd annual marine corps marathon. >> and mark segraves shows us how the runners are getting ready for the grueling 26.2ile race. >> reporter: here at the national harbor, racers are coming to pick up their shirts and their number.ey th come from 50 states and 6 countries. for this woman, it will be her a first races a runner and it will be vy special. how are you feeling now? >> excite. >> reporter: sunday's marathon won't be their first race day together but it will be a first. >> that was my last marine corps -- >> reporter: ken has won 25 marathons including 16 marine corps >> when you do five, they give you this. >> reporter: and just about every one of those races -- >> she picked me up across the 14th street bridge. >> reporter: holly has been there to cheer her dad on. >> that was cool to see him. >> reporter: including his first 1999.hon in >> holly was 4 years old. she was out there rooti for me. my best champion. >> reporter: and she loved toad cheer her on. >> it's special. how many people have their dads

i served in the army and the marine corps, noncommissioned officer in the army, feel grade -- field grade officer in the marine corps, and there was always an expectation when i got promoted for how i would conduct myself. i think it ought to be the same for the president of the united states. he is the commander-in-chief and he ought to conduct himself accordingly. >> jason? >> i think this administration is failing across the board. just a few weeks ago, congressman coffman said he disagrees with the tone of the president, but thinks he is doing great things. the tone is deeply troubling. his twitter feed and the messages he sends your allies and his twitter feeds and the message he sends to our diverse communities and the message of the other he constantly sends to the country is tearing this country apart. at the same time, we are gutting environmental protections. we are not addressing climate change, not addressing the gun violence issue. for the first time since the affordable care act was passed, there are now fewer people on the health care rolls than there were before the formal

ways to reestablish tortoises in the wild and include programs like this head-start facility on the marine corps base in 29 palms, california. brian henen: the head-start facility is part of our overall program to manage and protect the tortoises that we have here at the marine corps base in 29 palms. the general concept is we protect the eggs and the hatchlings until they grow enough until we can put them back in the wild. and at that time, they're large enough and their shell is hard enough where most predators, especially the ravens, cannot prey upon them. we monitor their reproductive status, and if they have eggs, then we bring them into the facility and allow them to nest in the facility. our facility's actually in the middle of their habitat. so there are natural conditions where they can lay their eggs and they can move around in their habitat at their own free will. we just bring them in temporarily so that they can lay their eggs and then they can move on. narrator: the project incdes two captive females, thelma and louise. they enjoy some perks the other tortoises don't. brian henen:

for the marine corps runners, we lucked out. will be dry, cloudy and damh from rain we saw earlier today, but we are going to be drying out. 7:00 a.m. once you hit the atement, we are looking 46 degrees. it will be a chilly start, but dry nonetheless. it will be a relatively nice afternoon when wrapping that upt temperaturnd overall, we will actually get a nice bump in the numbers. wednesday, looking at 70 degrees average for this time of year around 65 degrees. it is nice to get that reprieve as we move throughout the week. storm team 4 ten day outlook not a bad one. after tomorrow nigh we are dry through the middle of the week. halloween not looking too spooky. temperatures around 70 degrees, plenty of sunshine. trick or treat, halloween night, we are looking at dry thursday the rain returns and we wait on the next system. >> you think you're slick, like i was going to miss your missy elliott reference there. nice try. >>> the wizards haven't had a good start to the season, have they? llowing last night' loss to sacramento, wa

so he volunteered for the marine corps in 1952. very quickly, he became a drill instructor down in paris island. then he later became an officer's candidate at quantico. by 1955, he finished his active service in the marine corps, but continues for many, many years to be a reserve in the marine corps. in fact, he continues to be in the reserves until 1990, where he retires as a colonel. he actually volunteered for service again in 1956. he was in vietnam. they had tours for one year. when they were deployed. so the major objective he did as military intelligence was sort of, mapping out where guerrilla warfare and i talks on the american forces were happening, with a new sort of way of analyzing data. he was able to determine where the enemy was located and they reduced the attacks greatly during his time period, is significant time for the military during his time period there. jack murtha was elected to congress in 1974 in a special election. new congressmen are assigned to committee work, so one of the things he was assigned to f

the commander of naval air forces and the marine corps were among the speakers. >> morning, everyone. we are so pleased to have you joining us today. for we began i want to remind you if the fire alarm goes off the excess are right behind you. it looks like you will have to tackle some cameras, but otherwise walk as politely as you can. the maritime security dialogue is cohosted by our great partners at the us naval institute. the goal is to highlight current thinking and future savages -- challenges. we want to give a special thanks to hunter english and his support. today's discussion is with the vice admiral and the lieutenant general. our discussion is moderated by my partner vice admiral retired ceo of the us naval institute. >> thank you. we are honored to have these two panelists with us to discuss our topics unable aviation -- naval aviation. first i would like to introduce the vice admiral who has commanded at all levels in the navy. he participated in combat operations in iraq and afghanistan since january of this year. to his right is lieutenant general steve rutter. he has

the enemy to carry wound marines to safety. gunnery sergeant canley reflected great credit upon himself and upheld the highest traditions of the marine corps and the united states naval service. [applause] [applause] >> let us pray. almighty god, we give you thanks for all good things, especially today for gunnery sergeant canley. grant that his devotion to his country and to his corps may instill in us the spirit of gung ho so that we may bring out the best in each other and also in our nation. according to thy will, oh lord, amen. >> amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in your seats until the president has departed the east room. [applause] >> neil: all right. these are always spectacular events to watch. that's why we breakaway from any other programming when they happen be it under barack obama or certainly donald trump. the sixth individual to receive the medal honor from president trump. the third vietnam war veteran. gunnery sergeant canley is the 300th marine to receive the nation's highest military medal of honor. it sometimes brings everyone together and back to, you know, bravery that just stuns people. when you look at

the u.s. marine corps, not with us. i'm running because we deserve better. bob menendez has failed and embarrassed us. i began my career in the u.s. marine corps, where i learned the lessons of the selfless leadership, honor, and integrity, qualifications and characteristics all senders should have. bob menendez is trying to make this a debate about donald trump. doesn't wante he to talk about anything about his record of corruption and failure. this election is about bob menendez and bob hugin, the better choice for new jersey. politician,reer i've been independent all my life. created my country, i jobs. for the last 20 years, i have helped patients in their fight against cancer. now i want to fight for you in the u.s. senate. new jersey can do better, and we will do better. >> mr. menendez, 60 seconds. >> let me thank you all for watching. every election is important. this election has never mattered more. everything we have fought for threatened by the trump administration. i'm proud to have been one of the authors of the affordable care act. one million

for information about the race, tro and road closures be sure to search marine corps marathon in the nbc washington app and nbc is a proud partner of the marine corps rathon. you can check out coverage on news 4 on sunday morning. >>> mile marker 11 and 12 there will be an honor for fallen service members. >>> still ahe on "news 4 today," the catholic church sex abuse scaal leads to a major investigation here in d.c. >>> a viral outbreak in new jersey kills six children. the details all parentswaill to hear. >>> out of control. an escator speeds u catching riders by surprise. yikes. a closer look at the video you'll be hearing about toda chuck. >> scary video. >>> four things to know about the next four days weather wise. brzy and cool and a chance for frost early tomorrow morning. then it's all about the rai chances which roll in here chances which roll in here during the second half of your (alex trebek) $8,000. over $8,000. now, why is this number so important? because $8,508 is the average cost of a funeral. if you've already planned how to help cover your final expenses, like te,

the marine corps marathon will be 80-year-old bob bell's 75th anniversary.it's also likely to be his last marathon. deserves it. take a break. >> exactly. >> but guess what, he says he'll still do half marathons. his family will be there to support him this butime. they're not watching from the sidelines. they'll be running with him. maybe your long lost cousin. he's a bell. what's wrong? >> he's 80 years old, his 75th marathon. >> he could run two or three a year. >> i was tnking marine corps marathon, but we're just saying rathon ingeneral. >> not once a year. >> there's some that run a marathonvery weekend of the year. >> wouldn't your k and feet be destroyed. >> yeah. but you're not going to die o heart attack. there's the upside of that. >> how about the weather for the weekend? well, good news, it's race day weather on sunday looking hicloudy and cool is not bad for running long distances but your saturday, not so good. storm team 4 weather alert for you on a friday, the heaviest of the rain will come from sun down tonight until about lunchtime tomorro

the marine marathon feared she would never run a another race again. >> now the run is just one more obstacle she's ready to overcome.pe darcyer has her story. >> reporter: carrie is at the marine corps marathon expo getting ready for the big r on sunday. for her running the race is part of a bigger cause a challenge. she has multiple sclerosis. she thought life wouldn't be the same when she got that diagnosis. >> devastating to me. i cried a lo i went home, told my husband i was okay with him leaving me if he wanted to. he said he wasn't leaving. he would race in a wheelchair with me if that's what it meant. >> reporter: they'll be running together on sunday. >> i think a lot oeoe don't understand, because people do associate ms with wheelchair. and it's not true. >> reporter: carrie saysms effects each person differently. >> my biggest issue is cognitive function and chronic fatigue. that doesn't mean that i'mn wheelchair or will ever be. >> reporter: carrie has run in three s maratince her diagnosis. thisill be her first marine corps marathon. >> it's kind of my way of i'm not going to let it stop me or beat me, and i'm taking it by the horns and just moving forward. >> and now tn

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when i joined the marine corps there's no republican or democrat. you're walgreen. >> thank you.een. mr. menendez. never acceptable in terms of the political discourse of our nation. when you have the president of the united states being the saying to chief, people lock her up at rallies, i'll pay forple whoever punches out the individualsaying to was someact, there equality of what happened at between kneele supremacists.e saying to people of america that the press is the enemy of the people. when you create that type of environment, you create a toxic environment. i stood up to this president. my opponent has remained silent issues.hese the environment that we have is largely created by this president. ourselvescan find which we'll have different discourse. >> i'll give you 30 seconds. >> that's just no right. is on both sides. republicans. i've stood up to this president. i've been independent all my life. choice and pro marriage and i'm against offshore drilling. cap onrt $10 million state and local tax deduction. ly go to lead and not follow. >>

the other one was a very successful stockbroker after he finished his team in the marine corps. i did my flying time and came back and did the things that i did. and today, we live within 250 yards of each other in a little town called round top, population 90, halfway between houston and austin. >> and how's the beer and bait store going? >> we decided it's too damn much work. >> ladies and gentlemen, secretary rick perry. thank you very much for joining us. >> rick, you have -- if you would forgive me, you have a relatively boring title,s and it conceals what is an extraordinarily rich series of accomplishments and work. indulge me in this litany for a moment. you were part of the first american team to summit k2, one of the highest peaks in the world. you have built and sold companies. you've done product development. you were the founding chairman of the sustainable apparel coalition. you created the incredibly successful stock photo and film agency that specializes in nature and adventure imagery. you've written countless books and magazine stories. what is the throughline t

. >> we want to congratulate everyone that took part in the marine corps marathon. another incredible turn out here in the d.c. area. more than 30,00k people t part yesterday. jeffreystein was the first man to cross the finish line and jenny mendez won the women's race, but watch as 90-year-old completes the 10k race. >> wow. >> just awesome for her. >> news 4 was able to catch up with herfter the big finish. >> how does it feel. >> i can't believe you're 0 -- l 90-year-. how is the recovery going to be? >> i'm already there. nd she had this race on her bucket list of course her whole family was there to run along side her. >> what an inspiration. >> listen, i don't think we can do 26.2, but i think we can do a 10k. >> i think you should. i have no interest. >> victory for the red sox. >> he's sipping his tea. >> boston rallies in celebration following a world seriesin in los angeles and we're taking you into the wild party that followed. >> plus halloween is almost here, but for parents, turning your children loose to trick or treatian be a real scare. the app you c