they have a similar triad. they have much more emphasis on ballistic missiles. they have mobile missile launchers. we took the lead in subs. they took the lead in mobile launchers. they have more missiles. then we have more missiles. they have more bombs. then we have more bombs. one thing we know, increasingly we have more and more warheads. right? we have an arms race. they get more, we need more. balance of power, realism, got to do it. but now we need this to guarantee the second strike capability. we have to be able to say, ok. no matter what they do, we will be able to hit them again, and there is a belief that the more they have, the more significant that first hit will be and we need more. but the reality is a first hit will still only take out x percentage of our arsenal, leaving us with massive amounts of arsenal to hit back, as well as they. as we increase the numbers, we believe we are just ratcheting up the level of second strike capabilities, but in hindsight many analysts say we achieved third, fourth, ninth, 12 strike capability. long after we ar

. >> tragedy, it really was a triad dee. >> reporter: meanwhile neighbors immediately began collectingonations with bags of clothing piling up quickly inside their homes. it's the least they can do, they say, for a family and a father who did their best to save those they loved. >> definitely he's a hero, definitely. >> reporter: investigators are still trying to determine what caused this fire in the first place. meanwhile, the father and several of his children remain in the hospital recovering. we're in lower chichester delaware county, matt rivers, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> a 49-year-old man is in critical condition after someone shot him six times in north philadelphia. "eyewitness news" at the scene on west york street and north 17th street. police say the victim was having an argument with another man when the suspect pulled out a gun and started firing. the suspect then ran off. police continuing their search for the gunman at this hour. >>> and also the search for shane montgomery, it is now entering its third week. officers with the philadelphia police marine unit were back

andrea wanted to ask about the nuclear triad. we had every base covered. >> the public things that reporters are biased. >> the fact that many audiences think that reporters are biased means that we have already lost an important battle. the mainstream media does a wonderful job. we have editors to keep us on track. the audience things that much of the mainstream media is liberal and not in the mainstream. since i started getting that question 40 years ago from audiences, what i get now are audiences who feel that they have a place to go. one toave a comfort z go to on cable television. if they are more conservative, they can go to one channel. if they are more liberal, they can go to the pundits on another channel. the main newscasts and prize-winning newspapers do an exceptional job of telling the entire story without shortchanging the opposition view. >> who was the maddest at you for something you reported? wo pressnk -- to secretaries come to mind. jay carney reamed me out because assuming i put in a report because he believ

the third part of the homeland balanced strategy to talk to us security cooperation it is part of a triadeller was director of national guard. is familiar with the state governorship program we have 74 states partnerships. with the institution of our military. we had no idea how that would grow into what became idea -- today. the program has been highly successful. and with those long interrelationships end our relationship 20 years pays multiple dividends it even to date looking at the mission because of the f-16 mission in we have partnered with them in the platform. so greasy benefits we have not even counted on in years prior. also the partnership program to have bilateral relationships in a when people talk about the iraqis do you know, you train them? rhode island and national guard. in to do maintain? if you go to the 162nd fighter wing you will find people being trained and how to operate by a - - f-16s and multiple other countries. if you go to saint john misery you'll go to the tactic center to train other rivers. i had no idea and tell a decade to this job and still learning th

this was a port of the triad of missions in the strategy. we didn't have a lot of knowledge of until i became the director of the air national guard. i was very familiar with the state-partnership pattern. we have 74 out there around the world which was created at the end of the cold war where we wanted to put an institution of the military and a long-term relationship with nations over in europe. we had no idea how that would grow into what it became today or how long it would sustain itself from the post-soviet union years. but it has been highly successful. the key to a program like that is long term relationships. and in alabama, our relationship with romania for 20 years has played divdened in access, sharing information and even today they are looking at going into the f-16 mission because of the f-16 mission and my old unit there and we had partnered with them on helping the system move into that platform. behind the partnership, we have bilateral and are doing things on behalf of the air force and the nation. you know who trained the

submarines which are part of our deterrence force which have nuclear weapons which are part of our triad, our arc detectivure to deter the use of nuclear weapons. we have to replace them. it cannot be done just with navy resources because it's not just a navy program, it is a national security program embracing our nuclear deterrence, and this fund we established is a good starting point for that process and i'm very pleased to see it in the legislation. working with senator mccain and particularly following senator mccain's lead, this bill increases accountability for taxpayers' dollars spent on several major navy programs. for example, the bill includes a provision to require the director of operational test and evaluation to submit a report of the current l.c.s. test for sea frames emission mod modules. it would provide and assessment whether it will demonstrate operational effectiveness and suitability for both sea frames and for mission modules. this is a very important program. we want to make sure we get it right, we want to make sure we build in efficiencies where we can and the

department has widely hardened many of our most critical defense assets like our strategic nuclear triad and nuclear defense systems. however, our civilian grid remains fundamentally unprotected against severe e.m.p. whether catalized by nonnuclear intentional electromagnetic interference or a major solar storm or a high altitude nuclear blst, e.m.p. is an invisible force of ionized particles with the ability to overwork our power grids which would impact our civilization. the national intelligence university of the united states translated an iranian mill fair doctrine called passive defense which referenced the use of e.m.p. as a weapon more than 20 times. it stresses that power grids are vital to national existence and includes a formula for calculating the value of power plants and selecting the targeting. mr. speaker, we know all too well the obama administration has just extended talks with the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism allowing thepping even more time in their inexorable march toward nuclear weapons capabilities. after the terrorist attacks on 9/11, the department