km for example, last week uas- u.s. geological survey carried out a search and rescue mission at the kilauea volcan they spotted a individual cornered. the remote pilot using the uas wa t safely navigate the individual to a search crew that ultimately lead the person out of harm's way. so we lookwa t worki lavely with our partners throughout the wild fire community to continue to build on these and other efforts in ways that support the safety of firefighters in the public, enhance our firefighting capabilities, and strengthen relationships with our partners. i hope it goes without saying, but i'll say it anyway, thank you for the sustained support of this committee for the entire wild fire community and thank you for the opportunity to discuss the department's program. happy to answer any questions. >> thank you. you have addressed the issue of work force misconduct harassment, and what you're doing to bring about a very, very necessary changes to rid the agencies of sexual harassment and all forms of workplace miscond

last year, the department conducted over 700 ua. is missions on more than 70 wildfires and we're on track to surpass that this year. the versatility of uas is making a big difference in the way that we're fighting wildfis. uas's provide real-time data and information that's use today per sue surveilnce and reconnaissance, detecting hot spots, improving mapping and increasing the effectiveness of monitoring. we're also exploring a number of new technologies, including applications and alert systems that improve firefighter safety in collaboration with the department of defense. i would also like to point out the department is widely using uas's to support natural resource management and for search and rescue missions. for example, last week, the usgs, u.s. geological survey carried out a survey of the mount kilauea volcano. they spotted an individual cornered by a lava flow. the remote pilot using the uas was able to safely navigate the individual to a search crew that ultimately led that person out of harm's way. so, we look forward

we conducted over 700 ua s missions on more than 70 wildfires and we are on track to surpass that this year. versatility of ua f is making a big difference in the way that we are fighting wildfires and we can provide real-time data and information that is used to improve surveillance and reconnaissance. we assist firefighters with detecting hotspots, improving mapping, decreasing the effectiveness of monitoring. we are exploring a number of new technologies including applications and alert systems that improve firefighter safety and collaboration with department of defense. i would like to point out that the department is widely using ua s to support natural resource management. and research and recognition. last week the usgs the survey carried out search and rescue mission in white when the mount kilauea volcano erupted. they spotted an individual quartered by a lava flow. the remote pilot using the ua s, was able to safely navigate the individual to a search crew that ultimately lead that person out of harms way. we look forward to working collaboratively with our partners throughou

they'll take ua $15 billion recision package tod, and also begin work on federal spending. reuresne into one dealing with veterans affairs, military construction, legislativera ao water projects as lll have live house coming up at noon on c-span. in the meantime, we'll show you the briefing that just wrapped up half-hour ago or so from emocratic lear y losi. ms. pelosi: good morning. it's been an exciting week and i talkou aba. >> capitals-reds. ms. pelosi: people keep reminding me. it's pretty exciting. some things are what you expect and some other things are new and exciting. anyway, it's been an exciting week and on tuesday voters nation rejected the republican majority's in a very powerful way, they sent them a meg e relentless efforts to destroy health care and reward the special interests. thanks to the strength of the grassroots and our strateg investments, california in particular has advanced an extraordinary set of battle tests and diverseocrats for e november ballot. that has happened across the country. across america we're seeing strong performan from democrat

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amazon stopped today to show how technology can be used to steer the unmanned aircraft systems, or uas, through bad weather and other drones. >> i want to stress that it is not about what the operator wants to do with it but ensuring it will be safe and efficient. >> i think it is integral and essential to tap into silicon valley and nasa for the progress of the industry as a whole. >> using locally produced technology and a little help from the space program leading them ever closer to our front doors, bearing gifts. the consensus say safety and lots of testing has to be done but drone delivery is on the way. nbc bay area news. >> you can see two bulls going after each other. police say they can barely believe when it they heard a bull fight over the radio. officers say the officer was fined $100 and they were responsible for anything they brogue in the neighborhood. >> the running of the bulls in fremont. amazing to see. >> we did have the sun come out. especially across the east bay. the fog did linger. we are starting to see the clouds beginning to move in right now. it is all part

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voting show in a of the di that republicans have turned out in heavier nu through the mail,hich is ua for us. the ultimate thing i would say about california is california is a country. it's not like a regular say. there's some of these districts where republicans are super, super motivated, and some where democrats are off the charts and those where for some reason they're not as motivated. they're spread out and different parts of the state really have different political influences. so add that to the complicated nature. >> cory, as a democrat, are you optimistic tonight? > there are two things. >> that was a yes or no question. >> i'm going to hedge my way through this. there are a lot of people who perceive that democrats get locked out of races and democrats screw the pooch who he have an opportunity to take back the house or do things in these elections. i look at it from a slightly different perspective. i don't see how we're spinning enthusiasm to be a bad thing. that's going to spill over into the suburbs in pennsylvania, play a role in north carolina, be in georgia, in a se

down like the way the society expresses what they care about, and that in mind, tommy robinson in the uaending 13 months in jail. his crime, trying to cover the trial of a grooming during a period in great britain, trying to highlight rate and assault by migrants is now considered a crime. this man was just caught with 15,000 pornographic images of children, this is his picture on the screen right there. some of the victims in the images were as young as 18 months old. we could go on, but it's disgusting. he goes to prison for nine months. it's a good thing he didn't question diversely because then he'd be in real trouble. we have told you on the show a couple of times about declining standards at the faa, plight of part of the wider war on standards. in the name of diversity, the faa has added an irrelevant biographical section to its hiring process for air-traffic controllers. congress could intervene and dictate that hiring be solely based on qualifications. we hope that happens and so does chairman frank kolbe ando. so as you already know, the faa intentionally seeks out unqualified

. >> reporter: with an understaffed federal bureaucracy, ua barriers and illiteracy, reunitchildren beanother tender age shelter to a converted warehouse in houston have run into local opposition. >> there is comes a time when americans, when houstonians, texans have to say to those higher than ourselves, this is wrong. >> reporter: a physician who recently toured this tender age shelter described it to fox news thus: 15 toddlers age one to three in a room. a homey feeling, plenty of cribs, toys and books, a confident caring staff, doing their best. she also said it was abnormal. eerily quiet. for the first time in 30 years as pediatrician she was in a room full of toddlers and none were climbing, playing or crying. steve harrigan, fox news. >>> another controversial measure involving immigration was the focus of protests in the state capital today. [ yelling ] demonstrators gathered outside the district court in sacramento where white house attorneys and others sparred over california state law. there were three state sanctuary laws last year which are the focus of the government's la

one of those would be an armed uas that is operating from a ship there are all kinds of armed uass today but few that operate from a ship. we are pursuing that way. focused effort in the rest of 2018 and into 2019 will be logistics modernization. if we have this concept of expeditionary advances bases across wide areas, how do we sustai whve in logistics disprubution and what do we need-- distribution, and what do we mead? manned? unmanned? moving which ways? what volume? tremendous asset coming to the fleet will be ch53 kilo, an incredible machine that can lift 91,000 pounds gross weight, can lift loads upwards probab excess of 36,000 pounds, can hit three separate independent zones because it has three independent sling loads th can supply and sustain over 12,000 pounds each. ammunition, fuel, whatever we need. so, that is just one piece of several things that we are looking at and already in development to help us get through the logistic challenges of reflying and sustaining-- resuppg and sustaining, relocating the forces at the various advanced bases. may be up for 24 hours, break d

. >> good read there for ua, fl. >> look at it, right now, the world cup, the nfl you know, i think the for mike was real interesting. 70 was resistance for months and months it broke out it came back to that level then you just had that one reversal i would say this, going forward, jordan is kind of interesting. i asked my kids who michael jordan is. they don't know. they're like 12 and 14 at some point, i'm just saying that becomes a real issue. come on, people. >> your daughters are -- >> it's a simple play. >> i do think that the reference to michael jordan is, the fact of the matter is, jordans are a major part of the story and the whole athletic line and the innovation in sneakers is where nike's always made their mark. >> it's interesting to me. underarmor is only up a little bit. i don't know if people think, oh, okay, shares are now going to nike. maybe away from adidas which seems to be fading a little bit. foot locker up >> you were in foot locker for a long time. >> been in foot locker terrible last year, great this year, still in it. it's the cheapest but it should be the b

he's like okay, i'll do it. [ laughter ]ua and he ay -- he's a man of his word.own the street in indiapolis were we? >> questlove: yeah, it was indianapolis. >> jimmy: he walked right down the street in this pink underwear. and it's shaq. you know? >> steve: yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and it's shaq. you know? >> steve: yeah, hey, whoa, whoa. hey!>> immy: you know what i'm talking about, yeah. he came -- he walked all the way down the street like that, and everyone's like oh, boy, yeah, and he came out, came right to my desk. and, i'm looking at him and i go, hey buddy, you did it, man. we were all laughing and he says -- he goes, "that was fun.m thank you,." or something like that and then he urned around and he pull out a giant tube suck and just threw it -- [ laughter and applause ] he's the best. i love him, man. anyways he's in this new movie "unc drew" which has got jus so many funny moments in there. and then later on we're going to play a game called "blow your mind." >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: it's going to be fun, yeah. get ready for that. plus from nbc'

ua>> brangham: gay and bis men account for over half of new infections here, and florida has been remarkably slow to promote a once-a-day pill-- knn as prep-- that's proven to protect against h.i.v. infection. the state says by the end of this year, they'll be offering it for free in all its 67 health departments. >> florida's just rolling out prep. it's 2018. prep was approved by the f.d.a. in 2012. >> brangham: we reported this series with "science magazine's" jon cohen-- and we've visited places like san francisco and new york and even kenya that are deploying prep much more aggressively than florida. >> now, to be fair, it's taken everywhere quite a while to get prep up and running. so florida is still re behind, but they're now really aggressively trying to embrace that. brangham: as we saw here at the h.i.v. clinic at jackson memorial hospital, h.i.v. is afflicting all kinds of people. just a few hours, we met people from all walks of life, from all over the world. many patients show up in the late stages of aids. >> we had a karposi sarcoma? >> brangham: dr. michael kolber runs this c

ua data, we found farmers who0 received a subsidy or disaster year forvery single the last 32 years. let me say that again. 28,000 farmers who received either a subsidy payment or disaster payment every single year since 1985. are some very, very unlucky farmers out there or, more likely explanation, is that our farm safety net has to payverse-engineered off ery year. farmat's the case, our safety net is not a safety net at all. senate agriculture committee should support senator grassley's amendment, and the full senate should debate other amendments to reform our broken subsidy system. the senate must be debate an a means testt caps crop adjustments. subsidies shouldn't go to city butkers or billionaires, ensu tax d help real farmers when they actually who live and work on the farm. thank you. [applause] >> again, thank you. again, i'm with taxpayers for common sense. now, taxpayers deserve a farm bill that works for taxpayers. all, it is us taxpayers footing the bill. and now lawmakers have the opportunity, and yes, even the ability, to produce a bill that works not only for all c

department of interior colleagues and we also see a innovation,use of and safety aspects of using uas's and look forward to when they can have additional capacity beyond surveillance. else?thing mr. rupert: thank you vicki. i would say the easy answer to the question is yes. call when needed, u.s. contract is available to the forest service and is being administered as a national asset the way we administer other assets. it is available across the community. >> i assure you, we will need them. thank you. on call when needed, to the air tanker issue. i'm concerned we are shipping 35% of current contract to call when needed. we had a chance to talk about this before, to christiansen, eded contracts are morll when expensive per day, but to get them you will have to call them every day and say you are on call. what i am trying to understand is how we are going to supplant that for the panoply of resources you could have. i'm trying to unrstand -- is this about going deep where the resource is from a budgeting perspective or you trulyelieve the call when needed as relates to services are the

inrnight, ua for vietcong certain locations and that was pretty much routine. only five of us left now unfortunately we lost a number last year and found one unexpectedly this year. 15 to 20 people in the squad usually, so a lot of us are gone. emily: tell me about memorable missions me went on. mr. reilly: the bloody boring monotony of it all. the same stuff. no action, combat, no nothing it we got a couple of things. it finally livened things up a little bit. i remember seeing saigon in flames even where we were. six --uld have been late late 1968. we saw the whole city, flames coming out. the delta is very flat so you can see for a long way. my first actual combat ambush washed an against us. we were on a river. in something called rag boats. they were reconverted navy landing craft. they pull right up into a site and this would drop right out in the front and it is just like how you see it in the old movies. they put roots on these things. be sunbathing on the roof and all the sudden, the rocket goes zooming by. no time to do anything remotely resembling th

the ua f, and was able to navigate the individual to research crew that ultimately led the person out of harms way. we look forward to collaborating with our partners to continue to build on these and other efforts in ways that support firefighters and the public. we can enhance our firefighting capabilities and strengthen relationships with partners. it goes without saying, thank you for the sustained support of this committee that the entire wildland fire community. thank you for the opportunity to discuss programs. i am happy to answer questions. >> thank you both. >> let me begin with the questions here. i appreciate that both of you have addressed the issue of workforce misconduct, harassment , etc. i like what you are doing to bring about the very necessary changes to the agencies of sexual harassment in all forms of workplace misconduct. miss christiansen, you mentioned that you have a code of conduct that has been introduced. you have mandatory training. mr. rupert, you have indicated that you have a new anti- harassment policy. you referenced those that the training includes.

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can you give ua quick rundown on your current thoughts maybe since last time you were on?k rundown it's bullish bullish on u.s. equities, global equities >> global equities too >> yeah. >> the synchronous global growth is intact? >> it is europe is still doing fine it's still healthy what we're attracted to when it comes to foreign equities is emerging markets, emerging market asia. we like equities within the u.s. i like growth stocks, health care, tech, and big banks. which is what we like within value. >> we will be here until 9:00, right? >> yeah. for awhile >> time off for good behavior, perhaps. >> commercial breaks >>> president trump, meanwhile, announcing that a meeting with kim jong-un isack on i don't know yet whether or not he said he's looking forward to that meeting, michelle caruso-cabrera he didn't say that but it's back on >> it's back on. there's some new headlines out this morning to tell us about north korea's vominvolvement. one of the key questions is north korea's been a socialist country for decades now. they are extremely poor and they were looking

. >> simmering trade tensions they' theresa may adding voice to ua al loois on steel and leum tariffsn phone call with president trump white says the pushback, swaying thepresident. >> the president feels very confident in hdecision will continue to make sure that the unfair trade practices having at own for decades do not continue that he is protecting the interests of american workers american businesses. >> the "the wall street journal" reports, this morning, that chinese steal makers are getting around tariffs skirting america's antidumping tariffs on steel by shutting production at home then expanding overseas, building plants abroad. joining me congressman steve scalise of louisiana, are you worried about the fallout for american consumers and businesses here that use steel, aluminum in terms of growing trade spat that these steel and aluminum tariffs seem to have trishgd. >> triggered. >> i think it is important president trump standing up for america when you look at trade practices around the world everybody knows that china has been dumping that china goes around, violates r

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lk ua a yift. mo some democrats waatsnt but if you look at what the they're saying and doypingz and even senatorne bsicalll open bordo release eve that came into the country if they have a child with them nd they're withi a certain range of border. that is open borders policy. >> and let's talk about the judge now and what's to come and what is the sense about what the judgment will ultimately be. >> and the sense is again i to this executive order getting the fact we have press departments and necessity to paol lengthlation oe in just gsleave it up to presidential decision makeing. maur simpson joining us now. i saw you sit down. i want to ask you quickly we talked about immigration democrats don't want to work with president trumpen on this and there's a line the whitehse is saying death kratz want open borders. what is democrats doing to. >> i think it's hard for to comt anyone wenz aunt president is using again his explosive rhetoricrkz makes it hard for any collaboration. democrats never said