from the chp role, we have approximately 118 uniformed personnel assigned to this fire. we had to bring in uniformed personnel from obviously here in northern california, but we brought some in from the bay area. we also brought some in from the central valley, and some from the sacramento valley. they've been helping out we evacuations, road control, and general patrol. also provided a great deal of assistance to sheriff paseco and chief moore in the area of evacuation. i want to thank them personally for being able to work with their staff and the great job they have done. there are a number of road closures in and around the fire. i won't list them. but as chief pamlot said if you go to the fire website, our website, the chp website or caltrans website, you'll get information on those closures. right now i-5 is open, but you have to remember there's a lot of fire equipment and law enforcement officers moving up and down i-5. so please be aware of that. and with that, i'm going to turn it over to general beavers from the national guard. >> thanks, commissioner. i'm mat

from the chp role, we have approximately 118 uniformed personnel assigned to this fire. we had to bring in uniformed personnel from obviously here in northern california but we brought some in from the bay area and some in from the central valley and some from the sacramento valley. they have been helping out with evacuations, road control and general patrol. they have also provided a great deal of assistance to the sheriff and chief in the area of evacuations and i want to thank them personally for their being able to work with them and their staff and the great job that they have done. there are a number of road closures in and around the fire. i won't list them. but as the chief said, if you go to the fire website, if you go to our website, the chp website or caltrans website you will be able to get information on those closures to let you know what's going on. right now you have to remember there's a lot of fire equipment and law enforcement officers moving up and down i-5. so please, be aware of that. and with that i'm going to turn it over to general devers from th

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there is a 2.6% pay raise across the board for uniformed personnel. this is like a 2,000-plus-page bill. host: the bill's name after senate armed services committee john mccain who is battling brain cancer back in his home state of arizona. without him here in washington, what lawmakers are taking the lead in the negotiations to put together the final version of the defense bill and how did those negotiations go? john: well, they went very well, as i indicated. 1997 was the last year that the defense authorization bill was enacted prior to the october 1 start of the fiscal year. and it's only happened a couple times in the last, like, 35 years that it's happened that fast. and this, it looks like, is going to be one of those years, one of those fast years. i'm asking around to try to find out why. there seems to be a number of reasons but i think the fact that the budget number was set was a big reason. now, as for mccain's role, he is -- james inhofe, republican from oklahoma, is stepping in for mccain in leading the majority on the senate armed serv

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the first is, these are uniform personnel of the russian army, specifically, the gru. is now no doubt, and nobody can argue, that this was directed at the highest levels of russia and moscow to interfere. the second, and is this very disturbing evidence that the hackers got into russian databases and exfiltrated information. the other thing that's telling, they changed the outcome. i don't think that happened but the fact of the matter is the hacking was a lot more aggressive by evidence of this indictment than we expected. >> so does this indictment quiet republicans that it's time to end the investigation because it was pretty substantive what was put forward? >> well, i've been on the intelligence committee working on this for a year and a half that i don't think there's anything that quiets them. alex, fast forward, 17, 18, 19 months, the president's position then there was no hacking, period. and clearly, there was hacking. then he said it wasn't the russians or in support of his candidacy. all of that has fall ten to the wayside. i don't think that's a story that

uniformed personnel of the russian intelligence service. we have the goods on them.that putin was not only aware of it but was frankly the ring master behind it. secondly, and very, very disturbingly, they not only infiltrated state voter registration database, but they also exfiltrated information from it. this is very, very serious stuff. the only more serious stuff they could have taken was to actually have manipulated the election tally and outcome, which we don't think they did. but they are only half a step away from doing that as they continue their disinformation campaign in america. not only in america but other western democracies. >> yeah, frightening. congressman heck, i appreciate your time. thanks very much. a lot to look for in the coming days. cnn's special coverage of the upcoming trump/putin summit continues. there's also a lot happening in the u.s. for that, we go to martin sie savidge. >> a federal judge is accusing the trump administration of accusing to provide cover for its slow efforts in reunifying families at the border. we'll have a live re

uniforms, russian casualties. however, after significant personnel were killed it was pretty much radio silence from the russian military other than they work hours. so to me, distance that was put out there in the public domain was very interesting. there was almost a sense of well, they didn't coordinate their positions so they brought down upon themselves. i'm paraphrasing here but i thought the tone was interesting. i think operationally there is a need for them and there is a use for them from the kremlin's perspective. this is me hypothesizing. i wonder if it's a begrudging acceptance that now these people are here, we have to deal with them that i don't know, that's just how it seemed to me in the press. >> that's the case where as you pointed out earlier, we are working for a foreign government, the russian government and i can't think of many good reports that can suggest on that. they're definitely doing it. >> i think it was the kremlin responses that was interesting because there was a great deal of distance. it was almost as if it were more important to save space that was to be angry about russian citizens

own readiness and capabilities so that you can keep your men and but you uniform safe can also keep american military personnelwe have to come and satisfy our treaty alliance which is to protect and defend their freedom. i think that we are working in the right direction. it's also important to let nato know that congress believes in the alliance and we are there to make it stronger. shery: is the united states working in the right direction when it comes to its relationship with russia? >> it's very difficult with putin to know what he wants and really rely on him acting consistently. i think that's going to be something that we will have ups and downs. the president's right to engage prudent. you also have to realize at least speaking from one senator's perspective i don't trust him. i don't really know what he wants. i don't like his aggressive stances in the ukraine. there are a number of reasons we need to be very skeptical about any movement towards a friendly relationship with russia without clear evidence that he wants to go in it in a constructive manner. david: the juxtaposition of the nato meetings

he actually led all of the personnel planning at the pentagon before coming over here. he knows what our troops need while they're in uniform and then once they have left and are continuing in our care as veterans and he is remarkably qualified. it is unfortunate democrats can't see past it. adam: he is a son of an infantryman who was wounded during vietnam. he understands what it is like families dealing with va on that basis and even jon tester voted yes for his appointment. what will happen in the states where president trump won by huge margins but democrats and republicans running for the senate, i brought upjohn tester, where the races may be getting tighter? >> senator tester will highlight they voted with the president on this occasion but what we're really looking for is the supreme court nomination to see where they vote there. this is just one of those cases where they will try everything they can to say they support the president, even though in many of the key votes, like with confirmation of justice gorsuch, tax cuts, they have not been with the president. that is something they will have to explain to their v