u.s. armed forces from yemen. at that time members of the foreign relations committee requested additional time to study the issue and to debate the resolution in the foreign relations committee. the chairman of that committee, my friend and colleague from tennessee, senator corker requested this with the commitment to bring forth legislation to actually appropriately deal with many of the issues relative to yemen, saudi arabia and ourselves. since then the committee has held a hearing on this issue and introduced a separate bipartisan bill to address it. but no further action has been taken. and so, today, eight months later, the bloodshed continues, still embedded by the united states. even amidst further revelations of the saudi depravity. it u is long past overdue congrs removed that u.s. forces from yemen as recent circumstances only confirm. today we had the chance to remedy the course of action, and to do what the constitution and justice demand. the situation in jenin is dire. the war has killed tens of th

u.s. armed forces around the world. during world war i, more than 30,000 women enlists as nurses, clerks, telephone operators. dating as far back as the american revolutionary war, women volunteered as nurses, spies, cooks, ammunition carriers, water barers and more. to kick things off, the nittany football team defeated iowa for the military appreciation game. over the course of two weeks, penn state continued to host serviceable numerous events and festivities to recognize service members, veterans, and military families. the celebrations continued through monday when we observed veterans day. mr. speaker, these annual military appreciation events give all penn staters and community members a chance to honor those who bravely served our country. and we are grateful for all of our american heroes. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? mr. davis: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous conse

u.s. armed forces to coordinate or participate in hostilities of a foreign country constitutes a conflict of war and some have argued we have not been engaging in hostilities and therefore haven't violated the act, but this plan falls flat on its face. we have aided coalition with many target selection assistance or as the defense secretary said in december of 2017 hour military is helping them, quote, make certain they hit the wrong thing.ow in other words we are hopin hela foreign power with its adversaries and if that doesn't constitute hostilities, i don't know what does. specifically al qaeda and isis however the resolution explicitly states it would not impede the military's ability to fight these groups. that reports on terrorism for 2016 found the conflict between the forces and the insurgents and the branch to deepen their inroads across the country. our involvement in yemen accomplishes no good at all. only harm. in serious consequential format that. 17 million don't have access to food. more are being logged every single day. my position on this hasn't changed for thet past eig

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u.s. armed forces. two weeks ago, the united states air force, led by heather wilson, our speaker today, delivered to the pentagon a proposal detailing the structure of a space force military department, which is to be included in the administration's fiscal year 2020 budget. to establish this new combat command, the proposal noted, would require an estimated $13 billion over five years, in added defense funding. it will also add another 13,000 employees to the federal payroll, flkding a new service secretary. just last week, secretary wilson asserted in a speech that we can no longer view space as a function. it is a war-fighting mission. she also called it a mission which requires a separate department that, i quote, puts that war fighter's focus on space operations. as she begins defending what has been considered by some to be contentious, secretary wilson brings decades of experience in the military, politics, and public affairs. hoping to become a pilot like her father and her grandfather, the keen

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u.s. armed forces. 65th annual wreath-laying ceremony was held today at the tomb of the unknown soldier in the arlington national cemetery. with president trump overseas, veterans affairs secretary robert wilkie did the honors. and today was "singles day" in china. it's an online shopping event bigger than black friday and cyber monday combined. it's called "singles day," because it's held every year on november 11th, or 11/11. well, shoppers rang up a record $30 billion in sales in 24 hours. $1 billion in purchases were made in the first 90 seconds. well, still ahead: long before they became n.f.l. teammates-- these twin brothers made a pact- - to stick together no matter what. their story is next. >> morgan: shaquem and shaquill griffin share much more than a last name. the twin brothers are now both on the seattle seahawks. sharyn alfonsi has their remarkable story tonight on "60 minutes." >> alfonsi: the twins became high school football stars: shaquill with finesse, shaquem with the speed of a runn

the water around the airbase seventy five percent of this will be refunded by the us armed forces well we've asked the u.s. armed forces for comments on the pollution issue and have yet to receive a reply and with students in the u.s. escaping punishment for allegedly doing the nazi salute america's first amendment comes under fire that story and more after this quick break. thank you you. thank . anyone else chose seemed wrong why don't we all just don't all. get to shape out these days you can't get educated and in gains from it equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy from day shouldn't let it be an arms race to move his arms off and spearing dramatic development only loosely i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical guy in time to sit down and talk. welcome back now has been a new twist in the bill browder case russian prosecutors are sending out cooperation requests to the u.k. and alba countries they suspect the businessman of having

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u.s. armed forces. visit sprintrelay.com. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ music ♪laying ♪ ♪ >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily showmidterm elections brought a ton of historic firsts: first openly gay governor, first native american women in congress, first korean american woman in congress, first mayonnaise american senator in congress. if you ask me, if you ask me, the most remarkable trailblazer to win last night was in a small local race in nevada. >> a unique pick in nevada for the state assembly. well, a dead pimp, republican and legal pimp here, dennis hof, won nevada's assembly district 36 with nearly 70% of the vote. signs were posted at voting polls all over that hof had passed away, but that didn't stop the majority of voters from still voting for him. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> trevor: yes, you are-- you heard that right. a dead pimp won the election with 70% of the votes. which means at least there were at least 30% of voters who were like, "that's a step too far. i'll vote under a pimp and i'll vote for a dead guy, but a dead pimp? i'm sorry. this election is too important." who was the dead pimp ru

u.s. armed forces well plenty of stories are coming your way here on r.t. international on tuesday with a vote on how breaks it deal fost approaching three faces stiff resistance inside the british parliament that story and much more just. what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and should. somehow want to. let you go right to the press this is like them up for three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the water using how. you treat your program hey welcome to the new leaders might have endorsed brooks that deal but to reason may is facing resistance on skepticism back in our own parliament and ahead of a crucial vote on december the eleventh she has a rallying to win around the many doubt has a corresponding honest answer as. many believe that the trough withdrawal agreement was the best that could be negotiated this is a brics it the delivers on the priorities of the british people and we can choose to unite and support the best deal it can be very se

u.s. armed forces we've asked the american side for comment on the issue we'll bring you any response that we get and that doesn't from al be back in about thirty three minutes with more news you're watching our international stay with us. because there's a survival guide look stay single malt to start simply putting all these are. you going to get. back to. playing those. repatriations look at the rest of seventy years. bill of the century the kaiser report. us veterans who come back from war often till the same stories. were going out for the people who were killing civilians they were not interested in the wellbeing of their own soldiers either there already several generations of them so i just got this memo from the circulating branches off that says we're going to attack and destroy the government and seven countries in five years americans pay for the wars with them money those with. if we were willing to go into harm's way and willing to risk being killed for a war surely we can risk some discomfort or easiness for. the left in the face. of. this is boom bust broadcasting around th

u.s. armed forces from yemen. at that time members of the foreign relations committee requested additional time to study the issue and to debate the resolution in the foreign relations committee. the chairman of that committee, my friend and colleague from tennessee, senator corker, requested this with the commitment to, quote, bring forth legislation to actually appropriately deal with many of the issues relative to yemen, saudi arabia, and ourselves. close quote. so with that, the senate voted to table the motion. since then, the committee has held a hearing on this issue and introduced a separate, bipartisan bill to address it. but no further action has been taken. and so today, eight months later, the bloodshed continues, still abetted by the united states, even amidst further revelations of saudi depravity. it is long past overdue that congress remove u.s. forces from yemen, as recent circumstances is only confirm. today we have the chance to remedy our course of action and to did what the constitution -- and

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u.s. armed forces. visit sprintrelay.com. >> anthony: long before the war or the americans arrived, long beforem. a prosperous and peaceful island chain with no standing army. they were farmers, traders, and necessarily diplomats whose eyes, more often than not, looked west to china rather than to the more isolated mainland. while japan, as it existed then, was isolationist racially and ethnically, culturally, and in every other way. the ryukyu kingdom was not. they were more open. more multi cultural. more used to and predisposed to dealing with the outside world and its influences. today, just a short ferry ride from the main island, a sense, a feeling of that long gone empire remains. kumejima is a small island that has been largely untouched by the changes in the world. people farm and fish as they always did. >> anthony: and the war never came here? this is bunshiro nagame and yohina tomahiro. kumejima residents and friends of james. >> james: no, they didn't. they suffered very little damage in the war. >> anthony: and, uh, no military bases? no american presence? >> james: well, up until

u.s. armed forces at any one time and we have dozens of projects going on all the time in terms of cooperationon weapons systems. national security and intelligence, the relationship is closerose agencies than it has ever been now. look at across the whole breadth of the relationship and is exceptional and unique. i think the word special is appropriate. i think one challenge that must give you personally is when washington is as polarized as it is an american politics ways, asr in many someone who wants to maintain britain has a long history of working effectively with both parties in the united states. how do you manage to keep your channels open and communications clear with both parties? amb. darroch: to be honest, walter, it really isn't the problem and hasn't been in 2.5 years. we find open doors and a welcome on both sides of the political aisle. i spend two afternoons a week whenever congress is in session visiting and meeting senators and congressmen of the house of representatives. i always do a combination of and wecans and democrats get a welcome in both sides. we have the residenc

u.s. armed forces this year. they drove over an armed bomb buried under the road.yees demanding in open letter the internet search giant work on censored search engine for chinese users. hillary vaughn, story in l.a. what is the latest, hillary? a. reporter: we're up to over 100 google employees signed on to the letter. a lot of them engineers. they are rebelling google working on a chinese search engine call dragonfly. the googlers join several human rights groups and lawmakers on capitol hill, even the vice president who called on the tech giant to shut down project dragonfly. this group of employees it would make their company complicit in oppression and human rights abuses, expand chinese surveillance of innocent citizens and censorship and sit a dangerous precedent at google for other countries around the world. the group writes in the letter they no longer believe the company is putting values over its profits. we join with amnesty international demanding google cancel dragonfly. we demand leadership commit to transparency, clear communication and real accoun

u.s. armed forces. the 65th annual wreath-laying ceremony was held today at the tomb of the unknown soldier in the arlington national cemetery. with president trump overseas, veterans affairs secretary robert wilkie did the honors. and today was "singles day" in china. it's an online shopping event bigger than black friday and cyber monday combined. it's called "singles day," because it's held every year on november 11th, or 11/11. well, shoppers rang up a record $30 billion in sales in 24 hours. $1 billion in purchases were made in the first 90 seconds. >>> well, still ahead, long before they became n.f.l. teammates, these twin brothers made a pact to stick together no matter what. their story is next. >> shaquem and shaquill griffin share much more than a last name. the twin brothers are now both on the seattle seahawks. sharyn alfonsi has their remarkable story tonight on "60 minutes." >> the twins became high school football stars: shaquill with finesse, shaquem with the speed of a running back and

u.s. armed forces. >>> breaking news from california.ople dead in a destructive wild fire in california. one of three fires. a woman describing what it's like driving through the deadly fire near paradise. praying they get through it. >> heavenly father, please help us. help us to be safe. >> that woman and her family are all thankfully safe. cnn with more. you're in paradise, california. it's done a tremendous amount of damage. what's the latest? >> this is a community of 27,000 residents. and it is gone. this is just gives you a tiny fraction of what we're seeing in paradise. the business district. you can see the buildings levelled and the fire smoldering in places. when you drive around and 31 square miles. you see utter devastation. police officers and firefighters everybody has the same reaction. no one can believe what we're seeing. homes and businesses, businesses like restaurants. and motels. churches, schools. all of it is gone. it's nothing like i have ever seen. >> what about containment so far? >> the fire at this point is 5

u.s. armed forces are not the solution to this but congress, which is -- has the lead on law, needs to sortn't make any sense to have hundreds of people dieing in the desert crossing the frontier in great danger. they do need to apply for asylum or worker's permits to either our consulates or legal ports of entry. we are to think through this and it's not happening with either political party. >> thank you, general. have a good sunday. >> good to be with you. >>> the racial overtones in the mississippi senate runoff and another apology from the embattled encouple bent. will all of that necessarily hurt her chances of winning. ♪ dad: oh, hey guys! mom (on speakerphone): hi! son (on speakerphone): dad, i scored two goals today! dad: oh, that's great! vo: getting to a comfortable retirement doesn't have to be an uncomfortable thought. see how lincoln can help you retire on your terms at lincolnfinancial.com >>> president trump heads to mississippi tomorrow to hold two rallies in support of the republican candidate in this year's final mid term election. tuesday is the senate runoff between rep

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u.s. armed forces to the u.s./mexican border in an operation named faithful patriot, with lethal force authorized, is a scandal. this is a shameful misuse and abuse of the u.s. military. in service of trump's desperate political stunts." >> well, i think that many people in the military feel that way, but this is not an illegal deployment. it was used -- the same type of operation was used smaller scale by presidents bush and obama. the military says yes to their commander in chief, and no one is going to resign over this as much as this is making people all the way up to secretary mattis uncomfortable. this -- beyond this is the layering over of the birthright citizenship executive order, and now this other fictional executive order about minimizing the -- excuse me, restricting the criteria for asylum. it's very surreal, even by the trumpian threshold. he's gotten into this frantic sort of manic thing where each day he has to add a new layer of action to the caravan fear campaign theme. by tuesday morning it cou

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u.s. armed forces from yemen. at that time members of the foreign relations committee requested additional time to study the issue and to debate the resolution in the foreign relations committee. the chairman of that committee, my friend and colleague from tennessee, senator corker requested this with the commitment to bring forth legislation to actually appropriately deal with many of the issues relative to yemen, saudi arabia and ourselves. since then the committee has held a hearing on this issue and introduced a separate bipartisan bill to address it. but no further action has been taken. and so, today, eight months later, the bloodshed continues, still embedded by the united states. even amidst further revelations of the saudi depravity. it u is long past overdue congrs removed that u.s. forces from yemen as recent circumstances only confirm. today we had the chance to remedy the course of action, and to do what the constitution and justice demand. the situation in jenin is dire. the war has killed tens of

u.s. armed forces after you stop their cooperation with the war in yemen within thirty days we expect republican senators to attempt to water that down and then we'll have a final vote on that resolution which would be immensely historic if it happened an amazing rupture in congressional relations with saudi arabia and an amazing moment for congress's willingness to try and check the powers of the president in his in his war making powers but where we still haven't got there yet there is still a chance that no debate will take place some republican senators have said if the trumpet ministration shows some willingness to accept what they consider to be the truth about to show about the yemen that the devastating war in yemen and perhaps they were inclined to vote to begin the debates next week they'll they've been giving it ministration a possible out however perhaps even if gina housefull is sent to capitol hill the cia director to brief members of congress to debrief senses when the senate is very angry that apparently she wasn't allowed to brief sentences so some republican senators saying loo

u.s. armed forces here the nasdaq is glamour magazine we are down 204 points off the lows a little bit ofthere it does it for the first half of closing bell back to you. >>> welcome to the closingbell first negative close on the dow. still higher up 2.8% similar story for the s&p and nasdaq s&p closing down at 2781 the nasdaq down at 7406. the russell finishing the day lower. all of the major indexes up on the week shares of juniper network. we'll talk to the ceo about the company strategy coming up joining us to talk about the market day finance professor ibm, the biggest lagger goldman sachs. trip adviser was the big winner for the week cody was the laggard there mike, how would you characterize the week we had midterm leelections. >> it is interesting it shows the market is in a bit of a tricky spot it is about a week before election day today and yesterday the market kind of stopped exactly where you plight hamight have thought. now we pulled back a little more than 1% from those levels. it seems as if these patterns would be the same if it was for forming a good bottom or if, you kno

u.s. armed forces need to be in this.t needs to be a collective of all democrats and republicans together. next, republican. caller: thank you for taking my call. i want to make a comment about duringt night reporting their broadcast about the news. horrible. news is so a comment about it was somebody racist, but they have no proof. they just give out opinions. we don't want opinions. we want facts. you got facts, fine. you got opinions, keep them to yourself. connecticut, democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you doing? host: doing well. caller: and my on the air? host: go ahead with your comment. caller: the idea of having the refugees setting up camps in mexico with the u.n. supervising, we will have to pay money for that. it will be well worth it rather than having a wall and the rest of the stuff on the border. they have to be humane. i am happy for the agreement. i hope it works. host: do you think refugees would go to those camps? would you still need to protect the border? is like a turkey has an a

force, that they are going to overrun america. even though they are unarmed, even though it is no more than some of them throwing stones, and they're facing a heavily armed u.s. force. but here's the bottom line, george. whatever side you take, donald trump created this crisis. i think donald trump wants this crisis. he is angry. he is frustrated. he is even scared because of a combination of issues at home. and if he can continue to blame migrants, continue to say that the courts are sheltering migrants, continue to blame liberals who defend migrants, he's hoping he can play onto support against all the issues he faces right now. >> you say that donald trump started this. but just to clarify, these caravans have been coming for many, many decades, for many years. this is not the first time. are you saying that it's because of political, you know, political motivations that the president is focusing on this? >> well, let's talk about how these caravans have been handled before, george. that is as your correspondent noted. san ysidro in california is one of the largest crossings in the world. and you can't consider the individual cases of those migrants who r

u.s. defense panel has warned that the military is falling out of alignment with its key goals the national defense strategy commish. submitted a report to congress saying without modernization in the armed forces the u.s. could soon face a national security emergency document says that quote if the united states had to five russia and a contingency or china in a war over taiwan americans could face a decisive military defeat the commission calls for budget caps on military spending to be removed as the wars in afghanistan syria and iraq are holding the military back causing the us to neglect so-called great power competition. i can speak now to twenty twenty presidential hopeful for the us libertarian party that southern border could have your own are that this sounds like war mongering army on at its finest the defense report calling for more money essentially saying the us could lose a war against russia in the baltics or against china over taiwan do you believe that those realistic scenarios in the report. i think what the report is reflecting is that the us military has entirely lost sight of its actual purpose the military's job is to keep the united states of america and our people safe

u.s. forces on the ground. we have advisers in air power. that offensive is decisively defeated and provides compelling evidence of how much better the south armed forces have become. as the u.s. withdraws in early 1973, president nixon promises the south that we will come back if there is another major violati violation. we don't know what nixon would have done had it not been for water gate. because of water gate and the opinion in congress, aid to south vietnam gets cut. our air power is no longer to be used in the south. 1975, north vietnam, we are still not 100% sure what is going to happen. they attack one of the capitals. they see there is not a forceful u.s. response. they move forward with this massive offensive and the south vietnamese don't have the military supplies and equipment left because of the aid cuts to contend with this. so they are defeated. i just will mention a few points to reiterate. i find usually a successful speech you can get three key points across. this audience looks pretty promising so i will go with four points. for those who started nodding off, now is the time to pay attention. the first point i would make is

u.s. should get its armed forces out of yemen. sence of secretary mattis and secretary pompeo will likely include some lobbying on their part towards the senators to allow the u.s. military to stay in yemen and to continue to support saudi arabia. remember, you also had this op-ed from mike pompeo dropping overnight today, all of which centers around this idea that saudi arabia needs to remain a strategic ally. senators i talked to, almost to an individual, are far more skeptical of the saudi arab government, the royal family and their role in the khashoggi killing than the president is. >> they're far more september ca -- skeptical, are they doing anything about it? gina haspel won't be in the room. they don't correct the president when he won't acknowledge the fracking. they could be skeptical in private conversations all they want. today is the day when the rubber hits the road and they would hear the actual findings. who is standing up taking issue with the fact that pastel is s haspel is not there? >> every senator i've spoken

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the water around the base seventy five percent of the cost will be refunded by the us armed forces we asked the u.s. military for comment on the issue of course we will bring you any response when we get it and that does it for me thirty two and a half minutes i'll be back with your headlines you are watching r.t. international. are such a banks prepared to let the credit market collapse or are they going to do for now with the recent rate rises there's room for q.e. for sal they would come in and they would revert to reverse q t r a quantitative tightening and they'll engineer another bond market rally. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murderer i would prefer it be in the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying the is just new really hasn't been that we hear even many of the dems families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to keep the death penalty here is because th

u.s. citizens thank their fellow citizens who served in the united states armed forces and while the parade of online thanks along with a few actual parades is a kind showing of respect to our veterans who according to the u.s. department of housing see roughly forty thousand forty thousand of their brothers and sisters homeless on any given night maybe maybe maybe just maybe it's time we start actually showing them a little bit more than kind words and camera time and a professional sporting event you know call me crazy but maybe maybe it's time to stop creating new better news given we can barely care for the ones that we already have and that starts with ending the seventeen year long generational boondoggle of blood.

u.s. once served in the armed forces. >> an army veteran saw some of his comrades falling through the cracks help them. meet chris stout. >>> after starting to work with veterans, i realized there's a huge gap in services. if you've ever served, you know it if one of your fellow platoon guys, they need help, you help them. it's what we do here. gives them an opportunity to get stable, gives them a safe and secure place. and then fix what got them there in the first place. when i see a win form, it's ape celebration for me. it means everything. >> so this is such a good idea that more than 650 cities are now interested in replicating chris' program which will expand to nashville next year. you can vote forv chris or any f your top ten heroes to be hero of the yee near year. go to cnnheroes to vote. >>> father, please help us. >> the camp fire, the most destructive fire in california history. >> there are few people that their homes are standing. most everybody has lost their home. >>> u.s. president president trump wasted no time criticizing president macron as he arrived in pari

u.s., and brbritain secondarily, supply the arms. the u.s. s supplies the inintelligence for the saudi air force, which is carrying out massive atrocities. all of these things are happening. for years, they've barely been discussed. now, finally, you're seeing pictures on the front page of starving yemeni children, even a c call for a ceasase-rer- much belated. little attention to our cruciail reresponsibility for it. just like our responsibility, which is overwhelming, for the plight of the m miserablele people trying to escape from the troika -- honduras, el salvador, guatemala -- the three countries that have been completely under our thumbb and are suffering bitterly for it, now trying to escape. so we turn them into an invasion mob planning to destroy us. all of this is surreal. it only is overshadowed by the f failure to attend even m minimally to the literal existential threats, that are not remote. amy goodmaman: do you u considr this one of the gravest times, in your lifetime, in u.s. politics, noam? noam chomsky: it's one of the gravest times in human history. humans have been around for 200,000 years. for the first time in th

u.s. citizens thank their fellow citizens who served in the united states armed forces and while the parade of online thanks along with a few actual parades is a kind showing of respect to our veterans who according to the u.s. department of housing see roughly forty thousand forty thousand of their brothers and sisters homeless on any given night maybe.

u.s. citizens thank their fellow citizens are served in the united states armed forces and while a parade of online banks along with a few actual parades is a kind showing of respect to our veterans who according to the u.s. department of housing see roughly forty thousand forty thousand of their brothers and sisters homeless on any given night maybe maybe maybe just maybe it's time we start actually showing them a little bit more than kind words and camera time at a professional sporting about you know call me crazy but maybe maybe it's time to stop creating new better news given we can barely care for the ones that we already have and that starts with ending the seventeen year long generational boondoggle of blood the united states war on terror the cost of war project brown university's attempt to pull back the curtain on the real. as of the u.s. war on terror not just the financial ones but the physical and emotional issues as well they just released a sobering report on casualties from the almost two decade long war right in the time for veterans day they found that somewhere between