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through air force and especially language president trump has been using and i'm not that confident that the contribution of the states to that school based system is still as relevant i suppose to be. turkey's shelling of the kurdish held african region marks the start of its military operation in syria it comes despite washington now denying claims they plan to support a large kurdish border force that claims that enraged and current. number of mostly local girls are women and more screwed up teenager has the time to school in eastern the five bierria injuring six people including a teacher is the third such incident in less than a week. and in germany the bride leading a.f.d. parties proposal to verify the age of migrants is roundly condemned by all other parties.

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, madam secretary is, as you probably well know, arkansas and little rock air base, any man or woman going through the air force and working on piloting a c-130 comes through little rock. as a matter of fact i have here with me today the spouse of one of our c-130 pilots, amanda's here with me, and her husband just got are transferred to little rock air base. we love having these men and women there in little rock. we want to have more than our 7,000 active duty, we want to have more than those 5,500 spouse and family members, what can we do more and what are all of the armed forces to recruit and retain folks to be at bases just like little rock air base? >> the air force doesn't have a problem recruiting people. and here's an interesting thing. no one has ever been drafted into the united states air force. we're all volunteers. no woman has ever been drafted, ever, into the american military. over 2 million women have served. every single one of them has been a volunteer. we don't have a problem today in retention. and you know the challenge is that the airlines are hiring, there's a mandatory retirement for

both through the air force as well as our missile defense agency. and it isn't about a large satellite or a small satellite. this is about providing the capability that's needed for the fight that's at hand and for predicting the fight in the future. so our job is to collaborate. our job is to innovate. our job is to provide capability faster without having to be told to go faster as well as make sure it's affordable because the rate of change in this domain is moving so quickly. mr. martin: general hyten, you want to -- general hyten: let me put it in a blunt set of observations. so if you went to boeing and you wanted to buy a large -- oh, by the way, size is not the and sh -- issue, speed defensibility is an issue. if you go to boeing and want to buy a commercial -- large commercial communication satellite, very complex communication satellite, they went into a fixed price agreement and sell it to you and deliver it to you in 36 months. i was in a meeting in the pentagon -- i will keep the names out of it and programs out of it -- but i am at a m

>> reporter: years ago, the city had to push through legislation to force air b and b to take some responsibility for the properties they list on the website. after a court fight, those rules are now going into effect. in this neighborhood, susan has a couple of rooms in her four-story home. >> and here's the bed. >> reporter: she just registered her property today. hours before the deadline. thousands more rooms in the city are just disappearing from the hosting sites. in september, air bnb had 10,000 listings in san francisco. by the end of this shakeout, they're expecting to loser inially half. christopher nultty says the dropouts will be those who signed up to host but were not doing it. but this teacher is hoping she can return a tidy hoping by paying the $250 fee and waiting for customers to check in. >> it's significant for me, because it's going to help balance out my very short retirement. >> reporter: the city's short term rental office says new registrations have increased n tenfold as the deadline approaches. if there are properties that are not registered with the city, those website

secretary is as you probably well know, arkansas and the little rock airbase, any man or woman going through air force and working on, piloting a c-130 comes through little rock. i have here with me the spouse of one of our c-130 pilots, amanda is here with me and her husband transferred to little rock airbase she's working with me double bonus. we love having all those brave men and women in little rock. they are wonderful citizens we want to have more than our 7000 active-duty . what can we do more and what does the air force do more in all of the armed forces to retain more folks at bases just like the little rock airbase. >> the air force doesn't have a problem recruiting people and no one has ever been drafted in the united states air force. we are all volunteers. no one has ever been drafted ever into the american military. over 2 million women of service, every single one has been a volunteer. we have challenged today in retention, particularly of pirates but also maintainers although that's getting a little better and some of our cyber professionals as well and the challenge is that the airlin

government, and both through the air force as well as our missile defense agency, and it isn't about whether it's a small atellite or a satellite. this is about providing the capability that's needed for the ight that's at hand and for predicting the fight in the future. so our job is to collaborate. is to innovate, our job is to provide capability faster, ithout having to be told to go faster, as well as make sure it's affordable because the rate is hange in this domain moving so quickly. --general hyten, do you want blunt me just put it in a set of observations. o, if you went to boeing and you wanted to buy a large, oh, the realy, size is not issue. speed and defense ability is the issue. o size is an interesting dynamic but if you go to boeing, you want to buy a commercial, commercial communications satellite, very complex satellite, they want a fixed price agreement and they will sell it to you and 36 months.to you in i was in a meeting in the pentagon and i'm going to keep he names out of it and the programs out of it but in the eeting of the pentagon, we're discussing whether

so i was completely clueless as to what was in store ok you know one woman who went through a similar ordeal air force sergeant marti riviera she said that the military has a way of making females believe they brought this upon themselves do you feel that as well. yes did you blame yourself for what happened i did for the longest time because especially with the recruiters incident i. says if i knew that as soon as i walked through that door that there was danger but it was too late to turn. back and that particular incident taught me a lot about how to take care of myself in the future unfortunately if you're working for someone that's assaulting you you can't escape them so no i don't have shame or blame or any of that stuff anymore as far as what i did all i did was go to work in uniform and these people took advantage of their power an opportunity and that's what we're trying to change is that. it's taken more seriously if someone doesn't factor abuse their power in that kind of a sad i'm trying to figure out the psychological aspect of it how exactly does the holes military structure make you fee

so i was completely clueless as to what was in store ok you know one woman who went through a similar ordeal air force sergeant marti riviera she said that the military has a way of making females believe they brought this upon themselves do you feel that as well. yes did you blame yourself for what happened i did for the longest time because especially with the recruiters incident i. knew that as soon as i walked through that door that there was danger but it was too late to turn. back and that particular incident taught me a lot about how to take care of myself in the future unfortunately if you're working for someone that's assaulting you you can't escape them so no i don't have shame or blame or any of that stuff anymore as far as what i did all i did was go to work in uniform and these people took advantage of their power an opportunity and that's what we're trying to change is that. it's taken more seriously if someone doesn't factor abuse their power in that kind of a sad i'm trying to figure out the psychological aspect of it how exactly does the holes military structure make you feel guilty f

for sbir, for every dollar spent through the air force, $12 was returned. in the navy, for every $1, $19 was returned. so these are programs that really work. can you elaborate on what more we can do to encourage the use of small business in these programs? >> i was just speaking with raj shah at diux a couple days ago about how we can take the success they've had at duix because they've had over 60 contracts to work with small businesses who might not have worked with the department of defense otherwise. and i asked him that exact same question, and he told me that there are some constraints on some of the sbir money that doesn't allow it to flow. i don't have the specifics here, but i would love to come back to you. this answers the question of what else can this committee do to help move along towards incorporating commercial technology and so forth. i think this is one of the few cases i've seen so far where another authority or taking away some kind of legislation right now might help us. but i'd love to come back and give you specific examples. >> tha

through sequester. if we have a year-long -- it's a sequester. the air force had to go through once before and it was devastated. right now it was fighter pilots and they know where to get the best pilots from. if we go through sequester don't figure out a way to get beyond this continuing resolution, we'll have no new starts for new programs i won't be able sign new contracts in the pilot shortage will get worse. if i'm under sequester about one third of the air force will sit on a ramp and not fly. unless are going to combat you are not flying. that's devastating. you cannot recover from that were salmon i can apply for four months it takes years to recover so the most important thing that we can do for the readiness of the force is take this off of cruise control and get back to budgeting in the normal way the president's budget will continue to restore the readiness of the force and to face the threat of the future. that will explicitly recognize that there are emerging threats from nationstates that we have to prepare for. we have to confront those head-o

passes in the past of three minutes to put new orleans back in the game, adding another td through the air and forcing the vikings to settle for two field goals. set the saints up for a go ahead kick from will lutz from 43 yards away. that gave new orleans a one-point lead and what many thought was the win with 25 seconds left to play in the fourth quarter. but not so fast. on minnesota's final drive with no time-outs left and ten seconds on the clock, quarterback case keenum completes a pass to stephane diggs and a 29-24 victory for the vikings. saints in disbelief. minnesota next heads to philadelphia to face the eagles in the nfc title game. >>> next, jaguars and steelers postseason. jags will set the tone early in this one cared by leonard fournette who rushed for 109 yards and 3 touchdowns the in the game. the jags jumped out to a 21-point lead before pittsburgh could even get on the board in this one. and led by two tds at the break. while the pittsburgh offense picked up steam in the second half with quarterback ben roethlisberger, airing it out with 469 yards and a franchise record 5 touchdown

so i was completely clueless as to what was in store ok you know one woman who went through a similar ordeal air force sergeant marti riviera she said that the military has a way of making females believe they brought this upon themselves do you feel that as well. yes did you blame yourself for what happened i did for the longest time because especially with the recruiters incident i. says if i knew that as soon as i walked through that door that there was danger but it was too late to turn back and that particular incident taught me a lot about how to take care of myself in the future unfortunately if you're working for someone that's assaulting you you can't escape them so no i don't have shame or blame or any of that stuff anymore as far as what i did all i did was go to work in uniform and these people took advantage of their power an opportunity and that's what we're trying to change is that. it's taken more seriously if someone doesn't fact abuse their power in that kind of a set i'm trying to figure out the psychological aspect of it how exactly does the whole military structure make you feel g

>>> up next, army, navy and air force senior officials testify on defense acquisition and management, including efforts to improve military readiness and capability through weapon and technology modernization, and streamlining acquisition systems. the senate armed services committee held this hearing last month. >>> mark esper, secretary of the army. heather wilson, secretary of the air force, and james gurts, assistant secretary of the navy for research development and acquisition. acquisition reform is one of the most important and frustrating topics this committee addresses. for years, we have been warned that america is losing its technological advantage. i hope you all have seen the work by rand on this topic. that is why the department of defense needs acquisition reform. not just for efficiency or to save money. simply put, we will not be able to address the threats facing this nation with the system of organized irresponsibility that the defense acquisition enterprise has become. i want the witnesses to pay attention here, okay? we're still dealing with a trillion-dollar f-35 program that continues to operate in dysfunction. the air force still s

the armed forces are airing it through game pass.e sounds of drums on its way to lincoln financial field. a military guard marched from citizens financial park and across to the link where it will be stretched across the field for the anthem. and our live team coverage continues with laura in south philadelphia. and from undercover officers wearing biking jerseys to officers greasing street poles, police are out in full force. >> reporter: we are about two miles from lincoln financial field. this is the quietest we've seen the streets all day. let me show you what is waiting outside. the police have greased up light poles like the one with crisco to prevent anyone from trying to climb them. before the game, the excitement was hard to contain. >> you don't get this anywhere else. the city donning the green and getting ready for what could be a championship celebration. this was the scene after the phillies won the world series in 2008. faye same intersection, peppered with parking restrictions. >> we have flower pots lining the avenue

showed hitler and the german hierarchy that what they thought was impregnable, the royal air force could get through skilled workmen that were being employed building an anti—invasion wall, up the coast, had to be pulled in to help to repair the dams. and thirdly, it did some damage to the factories themselves, it did decrease the output — not as much as we would've liked — but it did decrease the output somewhat. and i think, finally, the best impression was the effect of the morale on the people of this country because, as you mentioned the papers, next morning were absolutely full of it. and it happened so close to the success of alamein that it raised the question, is this the turning point of the war? but there is another way of looking at this, johnny, and it is notjust about the dambusters raid but it's about bomber command in general and, of course, you, as a young bomb aimer, were involved in many sorties, many raids in the period from ‘42 to ‘45, right across germany and i believe italy as well. yes. and it has to be said, you and your crews were responsible for the deaths of many thousand

database maintained by the air force to ensure that previous cases that had not been properly reported were properly reported. we have set up two task forces of 30 people each to go through the air force database that goes back to 2002 to ensure that any case that was not properly reported at the time is properly reported. i want to thank the fbi and the department of justice for working with us and ensuring we can make those updates expeditiously. there are some things that i cannot say today and i know many of you may have questions about accountability or disciplinary action. we have also directed a 30-day review by the chief data officer of the united states air force. finally, we have asked the inspector general not to just look at reporting in this way, but what other kinds of reports are required and to make sure we are complying with those as well. i look forward to answering your questions. >> thank you, madam secretary. although we are a small agency, we embrace the challenge of our mission and strive to be the best partner possible to our colleagues, delivering investigative and technical experience. but the goal of mimicking automatic fire. some shooters are

showed hitler and the german hierarchy that what they thought was impregnable, the royal air force could get througheant that the skilled workmen who were being employed building anti— invasion walked up the coast had to be pulled in to help repair the dams and thirdly, it did some damage to the factories themselves, it did decrease as the output— not as much as we would like — that output— not as much as we would like - that it output— not as much as we would like — that it did decrease the output somewhat. and i think, finally, the best was the effect of the morale on the people of this country because, as you mentioned the papers, they we re as you mentioned the papers, they were full of it. and it happened so close to the success of alamein and it raised the question, isn't this the turning point of the wall? there is another way of looking at this, johnny, and it is notjust about the dambuster raid at bomber command in general and you, as a young soldier, we re general and you, as a young soldier, were involved in many raids and sorties in the period right across germany and italy as well. and

stood up two task forces of 30 people each, one in the security forces and one in the office of special investigations to go through the air force database that goes back to 2002 to ensure that any case that was not properly reported at the time is properly reported. i wanted to thank the fbi and the department of justice for working with us and ensuring that we can make those updates expeditiously. i also wanted to comment brief ly on accountability and disciplinary action. there are some things that i cannot say today, and i know many of you may have questions about accountability or disciplinary action. when all of the facts are compiled and there's a final report, commanders with the advice of counsel will make decisions about any accountability or disciplinary action. i have to be careful not to prejudge the facts in a way that would amount to undue command influence by the secretary of the air force. there are still things that we have to to do. we believe it will take between four and five months to complete the database review that we have directed by these two task forces. we know that air force security forces we

south, 12— 13, but with the mild air, we will see some wet and windy weather continuing at times through the week ahead. that's all from me for now. afghan security forcesbeen fighting to gain control of a luxury hotel in kabul, after it was stormed by heavily—armed gunmen. the interior ministry said two of the several suspected attackers were killed. the gunmen burst into the intercontinental hotel, shooting at guests and staff.

people when never meet each other and don't know that they even, the others even exist, through the eyes of a royal air force fighter pilot, the eyes of a senior naval officer on the beach at dunkirk, the eyes of a young british soldier and the eyes of a middle-aged man with his son and his son's best friend attempting to steal the family boat to dunkirk to pick up british troops off the beach. that's all we see. they tell us at the beginning of the film just that there are hundreds of thousands who have been on this beach, and that's it. it's one line, and then we see them. after that i found it refreshing that the movie does not grind to a halt with scenes of officers, general officers looking at maps and saying jerry is here, we are here, german armored divisions are there. you see what people saw, what these four people saw. and from that you get an impression of the whole event. i p liked that. i'm not saying that it's the only way to make a movie, a war movie or the right way to make a war movie necessarily. but i found that that captured for me what the event was like in a way that nothing else could

through. a number of them are out doing site visits. the air force auditor is at tinker air force base this week. the naval auditors visit jacksonville in the fall. there's an orientation that they go through before they plan the audit to make sure their audit is consistent. then there's security cleerarans we've been getting them through so they can start in a timely manner. this is a large audit for them, but they've all scaled up for that challenge. >> what about training and sustaining a work force to be able to work specifically on financial management and what have you within d.o.d.? what are some challenges around that? i would think that just being able to have a full-time staff work solely on this, because this is obviously a big issue, must be a challenge in and of itself. >> it is. we've had to realign folks internally to be able to provide the time and attention on this to support them. these are some of the functions that over time when people took cuts, they said i can reduce this. some of those functions are being restored. we're basic

through. a number are out doing site visits to get to understand what's going on at the different places. air force auditor this week. the navy auditor visited jacksonville and others in the fall to see the operations. there's an orientation. that they go through before they plan the audit. to make sure their audit is consistent. and there's a security clearances we have been getting them through. to start in the timely manner. those are some of the key pieces. there will be a challenge on the volume. it's a large audit for them. they scaled up for the challenge. >> what about training and sustaining a work force to be able to work specifically on financial management and what have you within the dod. what are challenges around that? i would think being able to have a full-time staff work solely on this. this obviously a big issue. must be a challenge. >> it is. we have had to realign folks internally to provide the time and attention on this. to support them. these are some of the functions that over time when people took cuts they say i can reduce this. there's not an audit. some of those functio

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through any situation. >> white house deputy press secretary hogan gidly told reporters aboard air force one "we welcome thehallenge whether it be oprah winfrey or anybody else." >>> aen couraging story tonight in news for your health. new research out shows a little regular exercise can take away years of damage done by sitting around and doing nothing. the american heart association worked mainly with middle-aged you know who you are. for this study. researchers found consistently working out at least four times a week will help protect your heart against aging. and the good news is it's about to be warm enough to get outside. doug, we're running out of excuses. four times a week, that's the minimum, huh? >> i thought it was three. >> i did too. where did four come from? the past two weeks we have been hibernating, a lot of us. >> it's amazing. we hit 35 degrees january 3rd and that's the only time we've been above freezing in the last two weeks, since christmas. it really has been that cold. just the last couple days we've been in single digits for overnight lows. that is why we have so much ice out ther

191 hurt when an attacker raced through a security check point in an ambulance filled with explosives. the taliban claimed responsibility. >>> people around travis air force base, you can expect to hear a lot of noise because of the testing of a new emergency notification system. it's called the giant voice and commonly used at the air force to provide emergency notification to the surrounding area. if people on and around the base, you may hear a lot of tones and voice announcements. the exercise is due the take place during the day and into the evening and will continue until friday. >>> the u.s. military has new concerns over fitness trackers that may be giving away very sensitive information. gps tracking company strava using information to map out where the devices are used a lot. take a look at san francisco. the information seems harmless. but the maps patterns reveal locations and outlines of both well known and possible secret military sites, like this base in afghanistan. somebody could possibly use the information to know which areas are highly patrolled and possible weak spots in the defenses. the military is investigating. >>> a driver slamme

the president through phone calls and repeated meetings, even rides on air force one, encouraged senator hatch to run again. senator hatch announced today he is retiring. again, that paves the way for mitt romney to run for the senate from utah. that is something this white house did not want. the open question is, will this president support mitt romney if he does get into the race? >> that's a good question given the history of what mitt romney said about donald trump during the campaign. thanks very much, jeff zeleny, reporting. >>> as lawmakers start returning to capitol hill, there are now new indications at least one of the russia investigations could be breaking down. all of this as a new deadline approaches for the justice department to respond to the house intelligence committee chairman's request for dossier records. let's go to our senior congressional correspondent manu raju. he's up on capitol hill. manu, what are you learning? >> reporter: well, wolf, tonight the house democrats and republicans on the house intelligence committee are running into a collision course of sorts

through frozen serve. they are capable of more. they icebreaking tugs are equipped with machines powered by huge engine that forced air under the surface friction on the ships hole, allowing them to ram through solid ice more than 27 inches thick. more effective than the 65 footers. have you hit ice that is too thick? >> not on this boat. on the 65s, we are stopped in our tracks. this boat has so much power. we have hit ice that's over a foot thick and it doesn't slow down. >> the coast guard says it's unusual to have this much ice this early in winter. they have been out here since two days after christmas and will likely have to keep chopping it every day for the next two months. >> bret: rick leventhal with the coast guard. thanks. president trump fights back on immigration, racism, and what he did or did not say last week. we will talk about it all with the panel when we come back. but not any more. i am done with that. ooh, ooh hot - just gonna stay home on the farm, eat a beautiful idaho potato, and watch tv with my dog... tv anncr: the big idaho potato truck pulled into town today and it's really a sight to see. oh man...let's g