u.s. air force officers seem to think and they've given sworn affidavits claiming that strange events from ukraine to the u.s. can be explained by looking to the. sporting news is next with stay with us. hello there welcome to the sport and this is what is coming. spartak moscow target top spot in the champions league as they prepare to host slovak minnow schillinger . plus chelsea believe they'll return to winning ways against french champions marsay. and i certainly catch up with the door of as the russian hockey legend starts his second season in the k h l. spartak moscow will be seeking to make it two wins out of two in the champions league when they take on julian at the lucian ethan stadium tonight richard poor fit dr what is a good opportunity to top their great spotlight find themselves in a great position going into a match straight to a fantastic one nil win away and must say as given by lady carp inside a good chance even if this early stage of trying to make the knockout stages of the first time since ninety nine to six but moscow it's opponents from survive here maybe the grou

u.s. air force officers thinks so. while russian officials are doing all they can to stay on the inflow of drugs from central asia police are also dealing with a problem with amateur chemist making their own. this is r.t. coming to live from moscow nine am in the russian capital i'm marina joshie welcome after serious talks and deals in beijing russian president dmitry medvedev is wrapping up his visit to china on the third day of his trip he's in shanghai to check out the russian and chinese offerings at the world expo and he says now is there for us. president has arrived at the shanghai expo twenty ten where he'll be giving the speech and opening raso day of course he'll be taking a tour of the russian and chinese pavilion which you can see behind me there said to be two of the favorites this time round of the most impressive they have the longest waits to get in in fact the line outside the russian billion yesterday was about an hour and twenty minutes so lots of tourists from around the world and from shanghai and

u.s. air force officers thinks so. it is one pm of the russian capital you're watching r t was marina joshie welcome to the program a russian president dmitry medvedev has signed a decree firing the moscow mayor you are who was in power for almost two decades the kremlin says it was due to a loss of confidence in the city's top official art isn't telling all because a joins us live from moscow for more i'll tell you what legacy does the euro was cough we've behind. all of you the list of left a very controversial legacy the most obliging that can be seen by the naked eye the one for example even repealed the price they get the feature which is considered to be one of the most beautiful buildings in moscow on the other hand he's left a lot of bars on the face of the russian capital such as this huge monument if you can see behind me the money even the feeder the grades created by the georgian arts is that up to the village which is probably the most hated piece of architecture by most of the boys and things like that ca

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u.s. air force office of special investigation headquarters at andrews air force base. spokesperson told us they received many questions about the claims and they're not aware any of open cases of ufo or alien sightings. >>> several chrysler employees fired after caught on camera drinking during a lunch break. fox 5 showed workers from a detroit assembly plant drinking beer and smoking what appears to be marijuana. this video went viral and chrysler announceed that 13 of the 15 people were fired and the other two remember laid off without pay for one month. >>> time to talk about the rain out there. >> a difference between a watch and warning, the watch is saying stand by. a warning means that flooding is occurring. >> okay. >> and earlier, whee warnings from montgomery and howard and that is down now and for an hour or two at a time. the watch is overnight and not raining. we expect that it's going to redevelop in through the leave night hours and on that tuesday morning commute, it may not be fun either and we had thunderstorms spinning and tornado warnings were issue

u.s. air force offices seem to think so. we're coming to you live from the center of moscow this is. where the russian president has signed a decree. who was in power for almost two decades dimitri says he did so due to a loss of confidence in the city's top official. yes but if. i decided to dismiss the mayor of moscow the decree i signed states that i as president has lost trust in you. and it is a legal reason for his dismissal it's happened for the first time but i do not rule out that such cases might happen again and i can not work with the shells i can't trust. now rumors about your your coughs future had been circulating for weeks before the decision was announced and as artie's nataly or not because of reports moscow's long standing mayor was a more than controversial figure. the unit that was very fun to first like this was can be seen by the naked eye was that the feel right to feel.

u.s. air force. >> tom: as we saw with the august retail sales results, consumers turned out for back- to-school shopping, drawn by last minute discounts. now, retailers are gearing up for their most important season of the year. tonight's "word on the street" is "holiday." gregg greenberg is a reporter at thestreet.com. he joins us from the nasdaq. >> tom: welcome back to n.b.r., gregg, nice to see you. >> always great to be here. >> tom: what kind of shape is the retail industry in as we head into the fourth quarter? >> well, over the last month, let's call it, retail stocks have outperformed the indices, and a lot of people say this is because you had some good august same store results, which means that the consumer is opening up their wallets, and we need them to open their wallets because it is a big part of our economy. what we'll find out over the next few weeks is which retailers are doing the best, and we'll see that from back-to-school sales, which are a big lead-in to christmas sales, the most important of the year. >> tom: what kind of inventories are stores expected to carry into t

u.s. air force officers thinks so. while russian officials are doing all they can to stay on the inflow of drugs from central asia police are also dealing with the problem of amateur chemists in their own. recession may return a warning from a new york university professor who predicted the economic crisis of two thousand and eight that and more in our business program. in the russian capital you're watching our team with me rena joshua welcome to the program after serious talks and deals in beijing of russian president dmitry medvedev is wrapping up his visit to china on the third day of his trip he is in shanghai to check out the russian and chinese offerings as a world expo and he says now is there for us president of has arrived at the shanghai expo twenty ten where he'll be giving the speech and opening raso day of course he'll be taking a tour of the russian and chinese billion which you can see behind me there said to be two of the favorites this time round of the most impressive they have the longest waits to g

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u.s. air force.rrestrials are visiting us, visiting us often, and trying to deliver a message. could it be that e.t. has actually been here? ♪ >>> 13 minutes now after the hour. they're here. and according to seven former members of the u.s. air force, they're not real pleased with us. they talked about ufo sightings throughout the '60s, '70s, and the '80s. they're convinced that extraterrestrials have been visiting our nuclear facilities. and here's why. >> i believe these gentlemen believe this planet is being visited by beings from another world who for whatever reason have taken an interest in the nuclear arms race which began at the end of world war ii. >> so exactly what do the extraterrestrial visitors look like? well, listen to retired colonel charles halt. he recalled the sightings in eastern england back in december of 1980. >> all through the forest was a bright, glowing object. the best way i can describe it, it looked like an eye with bright red with a dark center. it appeared to be wink

u.s. air force officers thing so. while russian officials are doing all they can to stay on the inflow of drugs from several asia bullies are also dealing with the problem of amateur chemists making their own. you're watching live from moscow i'm marina joshua welcome to the program that russian president dmitry medvedev has sided to create firing the moscow mayor you were it was cough who was in power for almost two decades the kremlin says it was due to a loss of confidence in the city's top official archies a dynamic of a joins us live from moscow seems there for more so to tell you what happened when the news reached city hall. well the yearly spoke came to work this morning as if nothing has happened he scheduled to meeting for ten o'clock in the morning when the news came in completely ignoring the fact that he was not supplied by the kremlin that either he would resign or he would be fired who spoke said that he's not going to resign he even announced that he would go on three work treats abroad in the nearest

u.s. air force officers are claiming. and battle of the sexes find out about the legendary russian who served in the all male military for a decade without ever revealing her secret. stephanie money joins us after a short break with all the latest business news stay with us. for the full stop we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. every month we give you the future we help you understand how we get there and what tomorrow brings the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world. join our technology update on r g. hello and welcome to the business bulletin russia's major gas producer probably will start the construction of a new gas pipeline to china next year that's from his deputy c.e.o. said the two sides move closer to an agreement on the basic price during president medvedev some recent state visit to china they also agreed on new terms for gas shipments to china including the route gas quality and the final point of the pipeline idea this week gas f

u.s. air force officers are claiming. of the sexes find out about the legendary russian who served in the all male military for a decade without revealing her secret. let's head over to stephanie in our show bring you up to speed on the world of business in just a few. this is mara region is economically and socially one of russia's better developed provinces the region has a significant scientific and industrial capacity but we realize its full potential after the construction of the. park can tell you he has completed the id parco has r. and d. projects in the spheres of automotive construction aerospace and oil chemistry high tech data center furbished with cutting edge servers and communication equipment will be constructed at the core of the park the project has been personally approved by prime minister vladimir putin the federal government is planning to allocate sizable funding for the parks construction investors will be given benefits such as property tax exemption low land rental prices and other preferences th

u.s. air force officials are. on battle of the sexes breakdowns about the invasion their russian reset of all their military apart without there being a secret. that suspected militants have been killed in two separate counter-terror all pray shows and russia's southern republic of dagestan ten of the killed terrorists were sealed off at a private housing estate where police had found two large problems relatives of the militants were asked to persuade them to serve. but the insurgents opened fire instead police believe two terror acts were followed last week or so sad bomber blew himself up in the same region killing two policemen and wounding dozens of civilians there were no casualties among the police in the latest operations seventeen officers were slightly wounded with concussion from the blast wave of a roadside bomb in the same region afterwards and is the biggest number of militants killed by security forces and august on a day the latest in a series of continuing security operations which have been runni

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u.s. air force officers. and battle of the sexes find out about the legendary russian who served in the all male military for a decade without ever appealing. fifteen suspected militants have been killed in two separate counter terror operations in russia's southern republican dagestan ten of the dead terrorists were a sealed off at private at a private housing estate where police had found two large well it is a no. tents were asked to persuade them to surrender but the insurgents opened fire instead police believe two terror acts were for oil in the it in the process last week a suicide bomber blew himself up in the same region killing two policemen and wounding dozens of civilians though there are no casualties among police in the latest operations three officers were wounded by a roadside bomb in the same region afterwards that's the biggest number of militants killed by security forces and dagestan in a day the latest in a series of continuing security operations which have been running for more than a m

u.s. air force officers thinks so and they've given sworn affidavits claiming that range advance from ukraine to the u.s. to be explained by looking to the stars. while russian officials are doing all they can't stand the inflow of drugs from central asia police are also dealing with the problem of cameras making their own and they're finding that simple household products are all that's needed you can only go back. next hour a special report in which we had to have a thousand kilometers south moscow to one of the most beautiful cities in southern russia that's right next year. is one of russia's most important southern cities an industrial and cultural center with more than one point three million people this is a twenty first century town that's proud of its history where you can find cutting edge technology and people that still follow traditions that date back centuries this is an agricultural jewel covered with rich soil and blessed with them.

u.s. air force officers is claiming. the battle of the sexes find out about the legendary russian who served in the all male military for a decade without ever revealing her secret. fifteen suspected militants have been killed in two separate counterterrorism operations in russia's southern republic of dagestan no reported casualties among police the operation is the biggest success for security forces in dagestan over the last month relatives of the militants were asked to first. waiting to surrender by the insurgents retaliated by opening fire russia's anti-terrorist committee says the two terror attacks were being planned for the near future have been prevented last week in the region a suicide bomber blew himself up killing two policemen and wounding dozens of civilians. dagestan the neighboring republic of english yet he is facing a similar battle with insurgents president you know is back you have caught up says counterterrorist operations are vital for the survival of the southern regions. we don't want to brutall

u.s. air force officers thinks so and they've given sworn affidavits claiming that strange events from ukraine to the u.s. to meet plane by looking to the stars. while russian officials are doing all they can to stem the inflow of drugs from central asia police are also dealing with a problem of a modern chemistry making their own and they're finding that simple household products are all that's needed to make an illegal back to. the top stories here in our back at the top of the hour in the meantime our team discusses international policy with the head of the state duma foreign affairs committee constantine. hello again a welcome to spotlight the into the show on r.t. i'm elder knob and today my guest in the studio is can study. russia has joined in with the u.n. sanctions against iran and stop the delivery of weapon.

u.s. air force officers stood behind an author who is a big believer of ufos and they shared their personal stories. >> i believe these gentlemen believe that this planet is being visited by beings from another world. >> with a statement like that, who needs et? it's one that comes from scientists robert hastings today at the national press club. he says those other beingings-- >> have taken an interest in the nuclear arms race which began at the end of world war ii. >> his proof? these are shutting down missle sites and eight retired air force officers can vow they've seen examples. >> regarding the missle shut down incidents, my opinion, their opinion is that whoever are aboard these craft are sending a signal to both washington and moscow among others that we are playing with fire. >> one has to be very skeptical, and the more extraordinary the claim, the more you need a lot of evidence before you accept it. >> dr. stuart jordan is senior staff scientist at the nasa goddard space flight center and his view on aliens, not buying it. case in point, a study years ago on ufo sitings. >> they

u.s. air force officers thinks so and they've given sworn affidavits claiming that strange events from ukraine to the west can be explained by looking to the stars. while russian officials are doing all they can to stand the inflow of drugs from central asia police are also dealing with the problem of amateur chemists making their own and they're finding that simple household products are all that's needed to make an illegal back. next kaiser report where our analysts look at the scandals behind a financial have lines. and this is the kaiser report markets finance and scandals we break it down for you this way you know exactly who's doing what though let's bring in stacy herbert to get more of the details stacey herbert talk to me wal-mart's min.

u.s. air force officers saying so and given sworn affidavits claiming that strange events brain to. be explained by a look into the stars. while russian officials are doing all they can to standing in flow of drugs from central asia police are also dealing with the problem of amateur chemist making their own and they're finding that simple household products are all that's needed to made an illegal badge. so they have eyes here in our t. now while the north korean leader expected to name his successor r t talks to an expert on the peninsula alexander who met kim jong il personally. in the twenty first century everything has become globalized there is practically nothing that a person can find on the internet on the phone or from known sources but north korea remains one of the very few enigmas in the twenty first century and to talk a little more about this in fact we got the chance to talk to the director of the far east studies of the.

u.s. air force officers thinks so. and from the business desk are to speaks to the head of penny lane real estate agency about the impact the mayor's departure could have on moscow's real estate market. mid-day moscow you're with marina josh welcome to the program now russian president dmitry medvedev has signed a decrease firing the moscow mayor you were awful was in power for almost two decades the kremlin says it was due to a loss of confidence in the city's top official argues that i novack of a has the details from moscow. came to work this morning as if nothing has happened he scheduled to meeting for ten o'clock in the morning when the news came in completely ignoring the fact that he was not supplied by the kremlin that either he would resign or he would be fired step that he's not going to resign he even announced that he would go on three work treats abroad in the near future big caps trying to convince muscovites that he's not going to go anywhere although recently he went on the vocation during which accord

. >>> a group of former air force veterans maintain that alien outer pace are visiting u.s. nuclear missile sites. >> a white pulsating light in the sky. >> dark metallic in appearance with strange markings. >> these seven air force nuclear missile veterans claim to have seen ufos over 1960s nuke already missile sites that they say briefly shut down when the ufo was there. they have produced documents reouncing these things. >> a fully illuminated round object was hovering silently over the missile silo and shining a light down onto it. >> then from this dead stop, it shoots off to the east just like now you see it, now you don't. >> the u.s. air force office of special investigate headquarters at andrews air force base says it is not aware of any open case of ufos are alien sightings at any nuclear missile rings. >>> the man behind the segway is dead. he was killed in an apparent segway accident. james heselden's body was pulled from a river in northern england on sunday. police say i segway type vehicle was also recovered. the 6 #-year-old owned segway, inc. -- the 62-year-

u.s. nuclear missile sites? it sounds like such a farfetched idea. to a group of former air forceerans, it is no laughing matter. >> they are coming clean about a long-running secret and they have the evidence to prove it. tom fitzgerald has the story. >> reporter: at first glance, they could be any group of retired military vet an. >> i was a missile launch officer. >> communication electronics officer. >> combat missile targeting team commander. >> reporter: but besides their service in the air force, these men share something else. >> a white pulsating light in the sky. >> dark metallic in appearance with strange markings. >> reporter: stories that sound out of this world. >> they fully illuminated round object was hovering sile thely over the missile aisle owe and shining a light down onto it. >> reporter: from this dead stop, it shoots off to the east just like now you see it, now you don't. >> reporter: the seven u.s. air force veterans almost a to have seen ufos over the missile sites that they say briefly shut the facility down when the ufos were there. >> this planet is b

u.s. air force's office of special investigation headquarters at andrews air force base. a spokesperson told us they received lots of questions about the veterans claims but aren't aware of an open case on ufos or alien sightings at nuclear missile ranges. >>> new details tonight in a story seen only on fox. several chrysler employees are now out of work after they were caught on camera drinking during a lunch break. we showed you this video last week. workers from a detroit assembly plant drinking beer, smoking what appears to be marijuana. chrysler announced today that 13 of the 15 people identified in that video have been fired. the two other employees were laid off without pay for one month. >>> southwest airlines could soon be flying out of reagan national airport. discount carrier agreed to a billion dollar deal to buy airtran airlines securing its nine gates at reagan. fox 5's matt ackland breaks down what this means for travelers. >> reporter: it already carries more passengers than any other american airline and now with a $1.4 billion tentative deal southwest ai

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u.s. air force are being urged to come clean about possible ufo sightings. group of ex-military commanders set unveil details at the national press club today. roby chavez has our story. >> this were seeing strange lights in the sky. >> reporter: robert salas worries aliens have their eyes on our nuclear weapons. he remembers one morning early in march of 1967 while on duty several in the military witnessed unexplainedded red lights in the skies over an air force base in montana. >> very frightened guard auld me and said they were looking at a glowing red object pulsating about 30 feet in diameter, hovering right above the front gate. >> reporter: moments later, arlington national cemeterys on 10 nuclear missiles sounded and then they were mysteriously shut down. >> it is like we're under a terrorist attack. that is what i thought. the facility was under some kind of attack. but it was very strange. >> on monday, he comes to washington with folders of previously top secret documents to prove it was a ufo. this memo concluded -- >> the fact that no apparent r

u.s. air force radar facility from which a team of air men directed hundreds of air strikes against the northamese me. chief master sergeant richard etchberger was a member of that covert team living at the tiny base on top of a 6500-foot mountain. the dropoff was almost vertical on all sides. and u.s. officials therefore assumed the base was impregnant nabil. they were wrong. on the night of march 10th, 1968, north vietnamese me soldiers scaled those cliffs and launched an assault that killed 11 of the 19 americans working at the station. with his colleagues lying injured, chief etch burger single-handedly fended off the north vietnamese for several hours using only his m-16 and a radio to call in air strikes. when rescue helicopters arrived at dawn, he placed his wounded comrades one by one in rescue slings to be hoisted to safety. each time exposing himself to enemy fire. finally, he was hoisted aboard the chopper himself but as it flew off, bullets pierced the underside and hit chief etchberger. he died on the floor of that helicopter while the wounded men he had saved survived and made i

u.s. air force major mike elmi, and from capitol hill on what could be another filibuster eve. and there are two big reasons why thursday is a day to mark on your electoral calendar. it should favor democrats and howard dean will help us explain. that's all to come. >>> but first, when a political candidate comes from outside mainstream politics and that candidate gets nominated to represent a major party, and part of that candidate's appeal is that they come from outside mainstream politics, there's now a well-established process of making that candidate over, subtly, to make them seem more mainstreamy for the general election. we saw that process in action with the post-primary scrubbing of republican senate candidate, sharron angle of nevada. we saw that in the shut down all media access scrubbing of rand paul. and we're now seeing the same process at work with christine o'donnell of delaware. if you two to christine o'donnell's campaign website right now, here's what you'll find. "victory in delaware!" a short article thanking the people of delaware for making christine o'd

u.s. air force major marjor marjorie witt case. in tacoma, washington, today, judge ronald leighton was ruling for a second time on major witt's case. major witt was suspended in 2004, ultimately discharged under the don't ask, don't tell policy. in 2007, she sued the government over her dismissal. the same judge who ruled today ruled the first time against major witt saying her dismissal was proper under the policy. but then something remarkable happened. when major witt appealed that ruling, the higher court, the federal appeals court, sided with her and they sided with her in a very specific way. they told judge leighton in the lower court that he had to hear her case again. but this time he had to apply a different legal standard when he judged her case. if you want to know anything about how this part of civil rights in america goes, if you want to know how don't ask, don't tell, is going to get struck down by the courts and that's probably how it is going to die, what the court told judge leighton was he had to consider marga

u.s. air force.rologists whose offices often times in the middle of enemy territory. >> it's a warrior weather squadron of sorts. say that 28 times. our rob marciano is here. good morning. >> good morning, guys. you know, throughout history, weather's played a huge impact on warfare via covert operation or d-day invasion. an accurate forecast is critical to a successful mission. and a good forecast requires good observations. or as the military likes to put it, good recon. i went to meet these tough guys. here in the florida panhandle is the special operations command and this is the tenth cws. combat weather squadron. let's see what they do. >> in a hopeless attempt to have me fit in, they provided me with fatigues and safety gear. this is my country. special operations weather team. at least for a day. >> reporter: there's less than 100 in the air force. from world war ii to afghanistan, they've deployed on the battlefield. working with the army rangers, navy seals, and other special forces. their

u.s. gooeen not sound, the u....air force found this this investiiation that quote evaluated by the air force been a threat to the u.s. overnment. so there you have it, patrice. what you want to believe s up >> well, why are these guys coming out ow. they are talking aaout hings that have been going on so they say for yeaas, so why now? >> reporter: yeah, that has been on the record. there's been books written about it, websites and lternative about some of these sightings before. they specifically waat the u.s. government to admit that therr'' ufo sightings, they're saying3 that the government is playinn with fire when ittttlks nuclear weapons. so you heard those gentlemen there, they are saying that this is a sign from extta terrestria3 llfe form that the u.s. with this kind of stuff. that is their message they're trying to get across. >> sandraaendo, reporting live frrm washingttn. i don't know what to say. we ill put the ime to our ú%ewers. >>>>that does bring us to the question of the day, do you we will take your calls later this hour. or sound ffyouu facebook. -end us a tweet at fox ba

u.s. air force office of special investigations here at andrews afb and they told us they have received a lot of questions but they are not aware of any open cases on ufo's or alien sightings at nuclear missile locations. >>> coming up, the president making comments about d.c. schools. they have been at the center of much debate of schools in general. we're going to take a closer look coming up next. n >>> welcome back. it's 7:30. it's not as rainy and not as miserable as yesterday to start. >> but we'll be okay. we've had some rain showers. heavy pockets of rain has diminished and we'll see gradually improving conditions. we will be breezy today. we'll look at that. we'll start at hd radar and show you how things are shaping up across its region. and it is quieted down -- is that right. >> that's how spencer says it. >> is that right. >> and she's six. >> okay. toward annapolis. shower activity. severna park getting showers and a couple of pockets of heavier rainfall. nothing really happening in the district. off to the west, south and west, we have a few pockets of rainfall but for the

u.s. military has deployed its latest unmanned surveillance aircraft in guam. the state-of-the-art drone is expected to monitor military activities in north xrkorea and china. >>> american officials held a ceremony at anderson air force base in guam on monday to mark the deployment of the global hawk. after the ceremony, u.s. commander general gary north expressed hope the cutting edge spy aircraft will improve the air force's capabilities in the asia pacific region. >> it is the perfect place to bed down a platform with this capacity that enables us to be able to fly missions north, south, east and west in an equi-distant environment that meets our mission requirements. >> the drone can search and monitor targets from an altitude of 20,000 meters. it has precision radar that works under any weather conditions. this is the first time the u.s. military has deployed the global hawk in the west pacific region. two more will arrive in guam by the end of the year. general north suggested the air force will cooperate with japan, south korea and other u.s. allies in southeast asia in operating the aircraft. >>> north korea says it will hold an important conference of its ruling workers party on tuesday next week. the countr

air force base. it carried an air force surveillance satellite that will be used to monitor space for objects that could threaten u.s. national security or communication and weather satellites. the air force says the satellite will play a key role in protecting the country's space-based assets. >>> and in texas speed eaters dug in at the 6th annual world tamale eating championship. competitive eating champ tim janis, also known as "eater x" chowed down past his competition, consuming 59 tamales in 12 minutes. and if you think that's impressive, that's actually 12 tamales under his world record of 71. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. you know, good morning to you, bill. 59 tamales? i'm going to guess that beats your record. >> i couldn't do one or two. i'm not good with spicy foods. like the hot wings, tamales. it gets mess any a hurry. avoid it. talk about what we'd like it avoid. that's the heat. it's incredible. some of the hottest weather we've seen this summer has taken grip in the desert southwest. a big dip to the

u.s. air force has continued to evolves, incorporating new technologies and operational concepts, to meet erging challenges. the air force we are building today and for the future is shaped by the broad stroke of potential threats and uncertainties in the global environment. from terrorist movements to a newly developing nuclear powers, from failed states and uncovered areas of the world to rising regional powers whose ambitions are unclear. it is also being shaped by the globalization of information and other technologies, and the rapid pace of technological change. for example, global commerce and security are increasingly dependent on the assured access to interconnected sovereign networks. we are far from alone in space, fully 59 countries can be counted as space fairing nations, and we have watched carefully over the past decades the proliferation of ballistic missile technology. we have responded accordingly, making missile defense a high priority and transitioning many years of research and development into operational capabilities today. in response to this changing yet uncertain e

u.s. air force will be talking about challenges dealing with the service branch today. second, we like to present our guest with what will soon be the most coveted item in berkeley, the traditional national press club mug. >> thank you. >> and thank you for spending time with us today. our final question comes from an anonymous questionnaire from the audience. they wish to remain anonymous after the question is as. or maybe not. dr. romer, you seem like you would be a lot of fun at parties. [laughter] are you? what is the party persona of christina romer? and will it change now that you are getting out of here? >> jason berman said, are you going to reenact dancing in the streets? i will have to take it on my word, we can be the life of the party. [laughter] and i will have a lot more sleep so i will not fall asleep at parties nearly as much. >> thank you once again. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> we would also like to thank the national press club staff as well as our catering group fo