u.s. air force base in hawaii when he was asked if he was interested in running the military exchange on an idyllic pacific asshole called in a we talk. that's it i'm gone my whole vision in life was to live on a deserted tropical south pacific island what's what you tell the lord. it came through. this would be no posting to paradise not long after arriving on in a way talk came kazik realized he was living and working in the middle of a messy nuclear cleanup one centered on the dime on routers island it was a very dirty operation and the same below calls that transported this filthy filthy filthy horrible atomic waste to ruin it the boys are on these boats you can see the crap going on their faces and their bodies you know you cannot get away from them. like you mandrel ken kesey says he was never given any safety gear old training he says the thousands of young men sent into the cleanup had no idea of what they were exposed to it's a total secret we didn't even know the guys didn't know none of those guys would would be in an area that's so contaminated if they knew about it and we were

u.s. make use of turkish air base interlink air base why why have you not been more forceful in making the u.s. troops between its ally and between a group that you consider to be a seriously is moot double stand that particle that you know our fight against terrorism we see this double standard in the united states in the united states even. then secretary of defense carter and also the current chief of general stuff for at mit it there and still they still admit that there is no difference between kicky and white b.g. if there is no difference that they are you at mit it means that both of them are terrorist organization this is the double standard in europe also many political parties politicians and even some countries are supporting a human p.k. which is listed by european union as well just because they share the same ideology of marxist communist lens. so this is unfortunately teria for many different political parties and the politicians and the countries. and how can we defeat terrorists with this understanding and with those kind of double standards this is now the only problem o

u.s. air force officer. >> he said, we'll take you to the air force base and fly you to a safe location. >> so what did youid, you know -- i actually lied and said georgia was my fiance. i said my fiance is a new zealand citizen, you know. >> can i bring her along? >> yeah. >> and he said, you know, i'm really sorry, we can only offer this to u.s. citizens at this stage. and i can't leave her behind. >> zack and georgia were 200 miles north of fukushima. and as the days passed they began to feet danger from the radiation at least where they were was subsiding. so they stayed, even helped with the cleanup. and then about a month later, funny how these things go, zack and georgia got another shock. another one of those life-changing developments. zack told his parents about it during one of their regular sunday phone calls. >> and he said have you checked your e-mail yet? and i said no. he said, why don't you guys look at your e-mail together? and so i said oh, zack. what now? >> after all the worry and dread they'd experienced over their son's time in japan, zack brannam's parents weren't quite prepared for

u.s. bases in the country for them being also being air bases so it's clear that violation of international law because the u.s. has no right to be there. the russian forces were invaded by the syrian government five units it has no right to be there it acts as if it has a right to be there and because of the way these forces are stationed in the way its forces are moving particularly in the eastern part of syria near the critical oil fields. there could be more conflict this is a very very dangerous game that the pentagon is playing and they know they know very well that it is they're intent on going ahead and trying to establish this long term presence and perhaps to partition syria and quickly the u.s. is claiming that taking out the tank was an act of self-defense but looking at the larger picture can u.s. forces claim to be acting in self-defense if they are in syria. well they have no grounds to do that at all i mean they're there illegally so to talk about self-defense it's like someone breaks into your house and you know you resist them and they claim that you are violating their right to self-defense that's ridiculous all right very interesting t

air force base near fairfield. they are hosting a kickoff celebration this afternoon. it handles more passenger traffic and cargo than any other u.silitary air base in the country. it served as a major exit and entry point for thousands of troops during the vietnam and korean wars. it is home to 11,000 active dueyand reserve personnel, along with a fleet of cargo aircraft and an air force teaching hospital. >>> a word class hospital is coming to san francisco thanks to ucsf. it will replace the old moffitt hospital. a huge $500 million donation from the diller foundation was announced last week after the death of her husband, sanford diller. >>> the time is 6:57. napa county will be the next county to sue pg&e over last october's wildfires. cal fire continues to investigate the cause of the north bay wildfires. they're focused on what strong winds and downed power lines may have done in starting some of the fires. napa county plans to sue pg&e. sonoma, mendocino and lake counties have already filed lawsuits against pg&e. >>> in the meantime pg&e crews are still working on recovery efforts in the north bay. they're putting up new p

u.s. was searching in the middle east, it is all welcoming them. largest air the force base in the world. teachers and students on living and working in qatar. we are surrounded by a powerful players in the middle east. some of these nations are bent on intimidation, aggression and war. make no mistake, these powers are refuting -- are feuding for domination. forcesonflicted by these , not committed to the starvation and devastation. the illegal blockage is one of many instances of sabotage intended to leave my country into submission. -- these intimidation methods and investments between qatar in the united states. there is the silver lining of , able to show resilience and survive overseas. other countries might not be able to withstand an attack example afterseen example across the region. the danger of short-term aggression is happening before our eyes. the long-term danger of aggression will eventually read .ountries around the globe worse, by lady groundwork for the next generation of terrorism. the needs and rights of the citizens are not met. us,e many are surroundin

u.s. conducted air strikes on syrian government forces and said it was in response to an attack on u.s.-basedut muchch of a debate, we appear to be sucked into another war in syria. michael a walz is a republican candidate for congress in florida. he joined u us tonight. thanks a lot for coming on. i appreciate it. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: i realize these things are complicated, that's the nature of them. their upsides and downsides. if you take three steps back, the life expectancy in the united states dress went down for the second year in a row. a lot of hurting people in this countrys. how does getting i involved in a war in syria -- we are involved in a war in syria -- help americans in any way? >> tucker, we need to take a step back and go back out to micro. the world has enjoyed the longest period of prosperity, post-world warar ii, defined by the united states military. the system that we take for granted a relatively free trade, of democratic values, of individual liberty, not all countries are perfect but the united states has the lead. in this case, specifically, i think what

u.s. air force for the contamination. i'm thirty four years old and i lived my whole life in. the entrance of the american base both of my parents died a panther when i was thirty three i was diagnosed with breast cancer also coming up in the program heated debate in germany migration policy. just as a member of the. other attacks across that and also in germany to a leading tabloid publishes indisputable evidence of russian medley. got a reaction we knew how truth. and. we came up with a story. like in spite. of the great stories lined up kevin i would hear about c h q. thanks for watching ready to do around the world first then to that windswept portuguese arland of the sphere in the azores in the middle of the atlantic ocean it's in desperate need of decontamination we can reveal decades of u.s. air force like to tease allegedly left and polluted with hydrocarbons and heavy metals islanders say they're worried about the prevalence of cancer and other serious illnesses. of the marine community but back to twenty thousand this is not constant it oscillates of the releases and have a constant someone now that'

u.s. air force academy mismanaged the program during the 2017 academic year. the colorado based school was out of compliance with the defense department policies. the problems were revealed in the assessment of the three major service academies. it cited 112 reports of sexual assault cases up from 86 the year before. the department says they are absolutely committed to making the academy safe. the report says more oversight of response programs and personnel is needed. >>> shows of force by the american and north koreans on the eve of the olympics. >> you, the instruments of american power know, all options are on the table. >> the vice president speaking to the troops before the opening ceremonies parade. we are live in seoul next. >>> we will continue to intensify this maximum pressure on north korea until it abandoned the nuclear weapons and ballistic missile program once and for all. >> vice president mike pence speaking to troops in japan overnight. he has now arrived in south korea ahead of the opening ceremony tomorrow. north korea making a final show of force before the

u.s. conducted air strikes on syrian government forces and said it was in response to an attack on u.s. basedut much of a debate we appear to be sucked into another war in syria. michael walls is a republican candidate for congress to for from florida counter terrorism vice president dick cheney and he joins us tonight. thanks a lot for coming on. i appreciate it. >> hey, thanks, tucker. >> tucker: i realize these things are really complicated. that's the nature of them there are upsides and down sides. if you take a few steps back. life expectancy in the united states just went down reported today for the second year in a worl row. a lookout of hurting people in this country. how does getting involved in a war in syria and we're involved in a war in syria. >> yeah. >> tucker: help americans in any way? >> well, tucker, first i think we need to take a step back and kind of go macroto micro. the world has enjoyed this longest period of prosperity post world war ii led by the united states. defended by the united states military. the system that i think we often take for granted of relatively f

u.s. troops that. base just outside take here he's then going to get on to air force two and go to pyongyang for those winter olympic games is just listen see what he's saying and do that commander in chief you saw here you go to three months ago. we're going to continue to rebuild our military we're going to restore the arsenal of democracy and we will once again give our soldiers sailors airmen marines and coast guard the resources and training you need to accomplish your mission and come home safe that's our solemn promise. so my best. addressing u.s. soldiers just before he heads off to south korea for those winter olympics now a pakistan court and sentence one man to death thirty others to prison for the lynching of a student he was falsely accused of blasphemy in april hundreds of students drugged to muscle kong out of his university dorm in the northern city of ma done he was beaten before being shot dead and his body needs related come off as. and then did cater jim called haring the high profile marshalls on lynching case has sentenced the shooter to a dead while five others were sentenced to

u.s. air force for the contamination. i'm thirty four years old and i lived my whole life in prior to victoria right by the entrance of the american base both of my parents died of cancer when i was thirty three i was diagnosed with breast cancer. heated debates on germany's migration policy sees angela merkel storm out of parliament just as a member of the anti immigration air day party launched another attack on the chancellor that's coming up also in germany to a leading tabloid publisher what he thought was indisputable evidence of russian meddling only to realize that everything right by a satirical magazine feeding the bogus e-mails. we knew how to think like an editor and what we did was we came up with the story of the techie like a spy and it was a good laugh. life we are to new center moscow just turned four pm here now thanks for watching my name's kevin though in bringing to this news round up starting with this story the wind swept would picturesque portuguese island of tess right in the azores in the middle of the atlantic ocean is a desperate need of decontamination that's what we're reporting decades of u.s. air force a

u.s. air force for the contamination. well i'm thirty four years old and i lived my whole life in trying to be doing right by the entrance of the american base both of my parents died of cancer when i was thirty three i was diagnosed with breast cancer. heated debates all of germany's migration policy sees a storm out of parliament just as a member of the immigration party launches another attack on the chancellor. live from moscow to the world this is r.t. international my names you know neil welcome to the program russia has called a u.n. security council meeting to address the situation in the terrorist tail eastern region in syria. if it joins me live with the details of that hi there khalid we saw a moment ago the members of the council just getting together it's supposed to start i guess momentarily what are we expecting here at the security council today. while the meeting is set to discuss the situation regarding a rebel held enclave east of damascus eastern ghouta now at this point there are terrorists in the city fighting alongside rebels and the syrian government is fighting to take the area of back so at this point now that the s

u.s. air force for the contamination. don't think i'm thirty four years old and i lived my whole life in trying to be doing right by the entrance of the american base both of my parents died of cancer and when i was thirty three i was diagnosed with breast cancer and. had heated debates on germany's migration policy sees anglo merkel storm out of parliament just as the member of the anti immigration have day party launched another attack on the chancellor will cross that one. and also in germany to a leading tabloid published what it called what is indisputable evidence of russian meddling only to realize eventually you've been pranked by a satirical magazine feeding them you see. we knew how to feel like an editor and what we did was we came up with a story that was techie like a spy and it was a good laugh but. we are the international broadcaster from moscow r.t. international thanks for watching my name so that the winds were portuguese island of tests in the azores in the middle of the atlantic ocean is in desperate need of contamination we can reveal decades of u.s. air force activity of allegedly left and polluted with hydrocarbons and heavy

u.s. air strikes hit a force of about 500 pro-assad fighters. a u.s. detachment was based with the anti-assad rebels. james mattis says the russians told the u.s. they had no forces at that location. a kremlin spokesperson says it had no details on russians working in syria. more still to come on that story. >>> this will make your hair stand up. terrifying moments in the air over the pacific ocean when the cover tore off of a plane's engine. how passengers reacted once they were on the ground. ♪ i'm jimmy, this is my definition of fresh since 1983. ♪ stop by your locale tax serjackson hewittou? and get all the benefits of a tax pro. with jackson hewitt you get 100% accuracy and our max refund guarantee. so, switch to jackson hewitt. open late and weekends. we use so why do we pay touters thave a phone connected. when we're already paying for internet? shouldn't it all just be one thing? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you can get 5 lines of talk and text included at no extra cost. so all you pay for is data. choose by the gig or unlimited. and now, get

tampa -- at tampa general hospital, located just a few miles down the road from mcdill air force base, that is home to u.s. central command, special operations command and the sixth air mobility wing, their mobility wing also has -- is home to the sixth medical group. and they -- since about 2011 they have had an ongoing partnership to do just what this bill provides. create a lot of energy and shared expertise in the civilian trauma center at tampa general hospital. and bring in the military specialists so they can continue to hone their care-giving and craft. they use nurses, they use surgeons, and all sorts of specialists. the initiative allows military and civilian medical teams to work in the most intense trauma environments. that is our level one trauma center and they take care -- they take very good care of folks all across central florida. these partnerships are vital for continued training for our community and our military. and i thank dr. burgess and mr. green. you're doing a great service by replicating this in other trauma centers across the united states. the mission zero act is endorsed by

everything she knows from when she was the wing commander in the ticker air force base in oklahoma, and from curt tid, commander for the u.s. southern command. i think there is a lot of overlap. week talked -- all three of us have talked about this between the north and the south command, and i think that's one reason that senator mccain would want to have these meetings together. the new natio

board the helicopter as the president flew to andrew's air force base for his departure to florida he wrote on twitter, quote, russia started their anti-u.s. campaign in 2014, long before i announced that i would run for president. the results of the election were not impacted. the trump campaign did nothing wrong, no collusion. now a short time later we get a more thorough statement from the white house press office that reads in part, deputy attorney general rod rosenstein announced indictments against 13 russian nationals and three russian entities for meddling in the 2016 presidential election, which began in 2014, before the president declared candidacy. the president has been briefed on this. and the outcome of the campaign has not been affected. joining us is phillip rucker and robert costa. what reactions did you get from team trump today and importantly from republicans around town in d.c.? >> inside of the west wing there was an attempt to echo the president's conclusion that the russian activities started years before he started his campaign but on capitol hill it was a different story. congressional republicans and their aides

u.s. military personnel at yokota air base that military action against north korea is possible. >> those who dare threaten us would do well not to underestimate the capabilities of the armed forcesed states. >> reporter: north korea was officially welcomed at the olympic athletes' village today, and south korean president moon jae-in plans to host members of the north's delegation, including the sister of kim jong un, for lunch this weekend. meanwhile, american luge athlete erin hamlin, who was named team usa's flag bearer, is excited about the north korean athletes who are participating in the games. >> that's what it's all about, is bringing people together in a peaceful environment to celebrate sport and something we all love to do. >> reporter: for the most part the athletes don't seem to be focused on all the politics that are surrounding these olympic games. olympic competition has now officially begun. today the american curling duo of matt and becca hamilton, they are brother and sister, they trounced the russians 9-3 in their opening match. so while the politics may continue here in pyeongchang, let the games begin. >>> closer to home, the flu bug continues to claim vic

her everything she knows from when she was wing commander at tinker air force base in oklahoma, and from kurt ted, commander for the u.s. southern command. i think there is a lot of overlap. we've talked -- all three of us have talked about this between the north and the south command, and i think that's one reason senator mccain would want to have these meetings together. the new national defense strategy and the nds identifies in protecting the homeland sustaining american advantages in the western hemisphere as key priorities even as the dod focuses on the rising challenge of great power competitors. as we have seen from increasing economic and military efforts by china and by russia to gain a foothold in the americas and the boundaries between great power competition and unconventional threats are increasingly blurred. i think that's one reason why general dunford made the observation that we have -- that we're using our qualitative and quantitative edge on china and russia. general robinson, you are tasked with addressing the missile and nuclear threats that we face and while i'm encouraged by recent efforts to bo

u.s. air strike may have killed russian mercenaries fighting in the war torn country. more than 100 russians died in a failed attack on a base held by american and kurdish forces in a kurdisholled region. jennifer griffin is at the pentagon. jennifer, this story really caught my eye. what is the pentagon saying about this? >> reporter: dana, the pentagon has been reluctant to confirm these reports coming out of russia that u.s. air strikes killed nearly 100 russian fighters, wounding up to 300. many of them, as you mentioned, believed to be russian mercenary contractors. the u.s. struck back with a massive round of air strikes last week after coming under attack by a battalion size pro syria unit that many believed contained russian fighter. in addition, we just learned over the weekend, u.s. forces came under attack for a second time. in response, a u.s. drone destroyed a russian made t-72 tank in the same part of eastern syria where that u.s. base came under attack last thursday. today mattis downplayed the drone strike. >> this could be a local couple of guys doing something. i don't want to dignify it as a big attack, okay? it wasn't. it's still something we're keeping

u.s. feels that there is increasing support from pockets stunt for some of these radical elements we saw the surprise visit of the vice president of bochum air force basewhere he hinted at that exactly and what prompted start this denial of that the united states believes this is a volatile region it continues to get concerning for them and for that reason there is now this refocusing and pivoting of resources committee how has there from washington d.c. now the only surviving suspect from the paris attacks in two thousand and fifteen is on trial in belgium. is charged with attempted murder for trying to kill a policeman during a shooting in brussels in two thousand and sixteen the belgian born frenchman was arrested along with another suspect four days before bomb attacks killed thirty two people in the belgian capital. joins us now live from brussels so. how's it going cold there. well the big question over this trial was whether or not sylar dislike of would speak because he has chosen to remain silence in the nearly two years he's been in a high security prison in france well at the beginning of this trial here the judge asked him to confirm his na

u.s. delegation here at the opening ceremonies of the upcoming winter olympics, but he is also bringing a tough message for north korea. take a listen to what he had to say at the air force base. >> we're traveling to the olympics to make sure that north korea doesn't use the powerful symbolism and the backdrop of the winter olympics to paper over the truth about their regime. we'll be telling the truth about north korea at every stop. we'll be ensuring that whatever cooperation that's existing between north and south korea today on olympic teams does not cloud the reality of a regime that must continue to be isolated by the world community. >> but while having these tough words for north korea, vice president trump said we'll see what happens when talking about whether or not there would be any meeting with the north koreans here at the winter olympics. meanwhile, the north koreans are coming in large numbers here to pyeongchang, a ferry boat arrived carrying more than 100 north koreans who will be performing in concerts in south korea tomorrow, delegation more than 200 people including cheerleaders and taekwondo demonstration team arriving, this in addition to 22 athletes w

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u.s. military personnel at the air base that military action against north korea is possible. >> those who dare threaten us will do well not to underestimate the capabilities of the armed forces of the united states. >> reporter: north korea was officially welcomed t plik athletes village today. and south korean president moon jae-in plans to host members of the north's delegation, including the sister of kim jong-un, for lunch this weekend. meanwhile, american luge athlete aaron hamlin, who was named team usa's flag bearer, is excited about the north korean athletes who are participating in the games. >> that's what it's all about, is bringing peel together in a peaceful environment to celebrate sport and something we all love to do. >> reporter: for the most part, the athletes don't seem to be focused on all the politics that are surrounding these olympic games. an olympic competition has now officially begun. today, the american curling duo of matt and becka hamilton, they are brother and sister, they trounced the russians 9-3 in their opening match. so while the politics may continue here in pyeongchang, let the games begin. john. >> ben tracy in south korea. >> crushing

u.s. air force for the contamination. well i'm thirty four years old and i lived my whole life in prior to that already and right by the entrance of the american base both of my parents died of cancer when i was thirty three hours diagnosed with breast cancer coming up to a heated debate on germany's migration policy says angela merkel storm out of parliament just as a member of the anti immigration party just another attack on the chancellor. and also in germany leading tabloid publishes what it thought was indisputable evidence of russian meddling only to realise it had been pranked by a satirical magazine feeding them bogus emails. we knew how to feel like an editor and what we did was we came up with a story that was checking like a spy and it was a good laugh. from out international kevin i am with you thanks for your company this hour if you tuned in around the world we're starting with this the windswept portuguese island of terrorists in the azores in the middle of the atlantic ocean is in desperate need of decontamination decades of u.s. air force activity of allegedly left it polluted with hydrocarbons and heavy metals and islanders say t