while the guard is part of the air force, units -- units in each state are under the command of governors and so the guards relationship with the active duty force can sometimes be strained. that's been the case since february when the air force said that of 9,900 proposed personnel cuts, 5100 would come from the guard. a move that sparked a fire storm of protests on capitol hill. lawmakers governors and guard leaders accused the air force of failing to coordinate cuts they say fell disproportionately on citizen airmen and in protest the congress prohibited the air force from executing $9 billion in cuts freezing the services ability to shed personnel to meet targets for the budget. the new chief of staff general mark welsh on the show a few weeks ago said that one of his top priorities is to improve the relationship and regain control of his budget. joining us today to talk about the state of the relationship and the future is the director of the air national guard, lieutenant general "bud" wyatt. sir, welcome to the program. >> thanks, great to be here. >> so let's first start off with

united states selected the m. sixteen rifle from colt they forced. the rifle to be issued for combat use before adequate testing the united states government literally did nothing for fifteen to twenty years after world war two to get c. . about a lightweight semi automatic rifle. and then put the safety back on the impact we were shooting at twenty five yards the bullet is not fast but it's a heavy pounding bullet very effective. and is a specialist in ballistics. he is skeptical of the superiority of the iconic brand even claims that somebody. designed. the concept from a german design. as the end of the design to be a fairly effective t.g. forty four. and it is true that kalashnikov design does resemble the german variant . and other german specialists contributed to the development of the new product. inventors worked on it together claiming that it was made by some ordinary sergeant . since nine hundred forty nine he and his colleagues have heard these accusations before claims that the young took advice from. so many times they think the debate

and they called upon the spiritual leaders to begin to corporate and find ways to become a united force for compassionate action toward a just and sustainable human future. now, this declaration by these nobel scientists was not widely publicized, and yet it shows i think for us in a nut shell that we are in a very decisive time in history. most of the well informed persons that i know, in various spheres of life today, are aware that we are living in what the great philosopher and theologian paul tillich called a kairos. a moment of very special significance in history, in which certain things that should happen, must happen, if they are ever going to be realized. these scientists believe that we have probably around 15 years or so to generate the kind of corporation and compassionate action and work on a variety of agendas if we are going to make a shift in course as a species that we'll take us away from the edge of the abyss which we are so rapidly approaching. now why is there religious research and dialogue and compassionate co-operative action important? i often say to my student

united states selected the m. sixteen rifle from colt they forced. the rifle to be issued for combat use before adequate testing the united states government literally did nothing for fifteen to twenty years after world war two to get c. . a lightweight semi automatic rifle. and then. the impact we were shooting at twenty five yards the bullet is not fast but it's heavy pounding bullet very effective. especially. the skeptical of the superiority of the. even claim. he alleges that. the concept from a german design. designed to be a fairly effective. design does resemble the german variant. and other german specialists contributed to the development of the new product. inventors worked on it together claiming that it was made by some ordinary sergeant is utterly preposterous. since nine hundred forty nine. claims that the. many times they think the debate is pointless. this place is awash with rumors it's no secret that the german designers are so worked in this building after the war i've seen an article on the internet claiming that he gave casual ad

the city's 108 companies alone at support over 200 reserve and regular units and armed forces. 100 cadetost 350 its occasional establishments. this affects tens of thousands of young lives with scholarships and the apprenticeships. city is vital and creating jobs and growth abroad. supporting and service businesses and the wider economy, so we will work closely with the city u.k. and international regulatory strategy group, promoting the idea to services and business and well-established markets, as well as a dynamic new developing economies. not least, talking about how crucial london is as europe's financial center. the chair of the policy committee and i have the ambition to visit or hold an event for every single one of our eu partners next year. we will work to enhance the predictability and clarity we offer business, how that promotes the u.k. international attractiveness, and how that benefits us here in the uk. we are responsible for over 120,000 jobs in the u.k., a huge total, mostly outside london, not least in scotland where i grew up and to which i owe so much. one-quarter of

i joined the united states air force in 1987. ted ad message for little caesars who proudly salutes unites states veterans >> hi, i'm rick loz. i joined the united states air force in 1987. as i was leaving the service i went into a civilian career for a little bit but i was looking for a little bit more than what the civilian career had to offer me and that's when learned about [♪ theme music ♪] ♪ [♪ theme music ♪] >> announcer: broadcasting across the nation, on your radio, and on current tv this is the "bill press show." >> bill: good morning, great to see you today. what do you say? it is november 26th good to be back with you after a little vacation break thanks to john fugelsang and david shuster for filling in while i was gone and for our entire team press here for keeping the good team press afloat. party is over. my vacation is over your long thanksgiving vacation is over, so it's time to get back to the issues of the day. we'll give you a chance to join the conversation, of course, give us a call at 866-55-press, tell us

united was forced to cancel around 5300 flights. and, some automakers estimate 16,000 new vehicles were ruined by sandy. that number is likely to rise when gm and ford release estimates of losses. thanksgiving dinner will cost a bit more this year because of the rising cost of turkey. a 16-pound bird will set you back $22.23 - a per-pound increase of 4 cents since last year. the average thanksgiving dinner for ten is $49.48 according to the american farm bureau, which notes that price is less than a 1% increase. on the bright side, the prices of whipping cream, fresh cranberries and pumpkin pie mix have all fallen since last year. mcdonald's faced a mcdrop this week. mcdonald's saw same-store sales decline for the first time in nine years. sales in the u.s. and europe dropped 2.2%. lower demand and competition were to blame. other restaurants including wendy's and burger king have revamped menus in order to keep up with changing tastes. the revamp may have paid off at wendy's. the chain reported earnings this week, and while the com

. >> high flying united states air force blue-ya. >> thank you for serving. love the military.body calls from it. we got to have them on this show. boo-yah back at you. >> this veteran's day, "mad money" salutes those who defend our country's freedoms by helping to defend their financial futures. if you or someone in your family is proudly serving or has served in america's armed forces, we invite you to join our live studio audience for "mad money". for tickets go to for tickets go to madmoney.cnbc.com. bing everest, >> kimco realty, a real estate investment trust that owns and operates the largest neighborhood and community shopping centers in north america. will pay you a bountiful yield. reported a terrific quarter. funds from operations, that's the reit equivalent of earnings. revenues were higher than expected, plus kimco gave upside guidance for the full year. increased from the previous quarter to 93.5%. i think that's insane. some analysts say listen, it wasn't what we were looking for. it wasn't what i was looking for. let's check in with david henrys. find out more a

of course international law has no enforcement laws of force for somebody. if the united states doesn't force them there's no political but they should take responsibility for their power. dime from the water no one is offering clean water they have no choice. dow chemical go to how it's going to how to how. agents of dow should be spanked. if you look submit to the jurisdiction of india then you'll have to submit to the american courts and the american courts have to do something about. this in two thousand and four the supreme court's directed the government to provide clean and safe water but the government to stage some central has failed to honor the supreme court order. then the problem is that by november two thousand and nine the government would supply clean water but that's a promise was never fulfilled but some pipelines were laid in some areas but not in every area the water they're supplying these pipes is duty and not fit for drinking water mostly comes from kids and dad in my division position control board certified against any high concentrations of coal

. >> high flying united states air force blue-ya. >> thank you for serving. love the military.body call from it. we got to have them on this show. boo-yah back at you. >> this veteran's ta, "mad money" salutes those who defend our country's freedoms by helping to defend their financial futures. if you or someone in your family is proudly serving or has served in america's armed forces, we invite you to join our live studio audience for "mad money". for tickets go mad money.cnbc.com. scuba diving the great barrier reef with sharks, or jumping into the market, he goes with people he trusts, which is why he trades with a company that doesn't nickel and dime him with hidden fees. so he can worry about other things, like what the market is doing and being ready, no matter what happens, which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense, from td ameritrade. we don't let frequent heartburn come between us and what we love. so if you're one of them people who gets heartburn and then treats day after day... block the acid with prilosec otc and don't get heartburn in the first place! [ m

were direct hits taken on the syrian side now the audio has also issued a complaint with the united nations forces in the area they say that any kind of fire into israel from syria will not be tolerated and that israel will deal with this in the harshest terms this is the second straight day that they has been a mortar fired from syria landing in northern israel the first incident saw israel responding with warning shots but what is significantly different today is that we are witnessing direct hits now there has been a truce in place between israel and syria since one thousand nine hundred seventy three and for the better part of the last four decades there has been an easy peace between these two countries but this latest incident certainly is sending alarm bells and people are significantly worried that the situation could escape having said this is all does not believe that the mortars that landed in israeli territory whoa targeted to wards as well but they're rather they are the by products of the fighting that is happening inside syria between rebel forces and forces loyal to the syrian pres

. >> high flying united states air force blue-ya. >> thank you for serving. love the military. everybody call from it. we got to have them on this show. boo-yah back at you. >> this veteran's day, "mad money" salutes those who defend our country's freedoms by helping to defend their financial futures. if you or someone in your family is proudly serving or has served in america's armed forces, we invite you to join our live studio audience for "mad money." for tickets go mad money.cnbc.com. lemonade and ♪ you can help others along the way. ♪ ♪ a portion of every bottle that they sell goes to fight ♪ ♪ breast cancer and i think that's swell. ♪ ♪ the more you take, the more they'll pay, ♪ ♪ so make them write a big check today. ♪ ♪ and if you're feeling a little slow, ♪ ♪ then 5-hour energy will help you go. ♪ ♪ so buy a bottle of pink lemonade and ♪ ♪ you can help fight breast cancer today. ♪ >> a real estate investment trust that owns and operates the largest neighborhood and community shopping centers in north america. will pay you a bountiful yield. reported a terrific quarter

on the square at the moment i think people are really feeling the finally the opposition forces are actually united states they've been the main to criticism from the islamist forces or from the muslim brotherhood. i'm towards the opposition forces has been that they are divided in a constant to rally around one main focus but really here in this crowd we're seeing all kinds of groups joining feeding different sects is said this is a fair amount of joy in addition to sadness we have still had clashes on the corner of the square biomimicry mosque which resulted in the death of a young protester a man in his twenty's who hails from one of the opposition forces behind today's protests people are also very angry so we're seeing mixed emotions of happiness of a few people being united the sadness about pass the test citizen the last few days anderson and you get towards the president who is really supposed to be seen as the you know the first post revolution president egypt's hands democratically elected he's really let the people down in their opinion though thanks very much indeed for that true car a

united, hurricane sandy forced to switch venues. the new york red bulls had to come here for the series opener. it's only the beginning of the drama. more continuing tonight at the stadium. dooich d.c. united, first playoff win of the year. roy miller, take another look. his own goaltender, united leads 1-0. 65th minute, here comes karma, corner kick new york at the header, his own goal to tie it at one. 71st minute, it's getting ugly. andy nahar takes a new york player down, gets the yellow card. look at his reaction. he's not happy. throws a ball back at him, the red card, good-bye. united and the red bulls will not play game two in new york. if it's overtime the red bulls have the home field advantage. >> let's remember to fall back, turn your clocks back. that is your news for now. a new "saturday night live" is next. st safe, everybody. york mayor, michael bloomberg. >> thank you. good evening, and welcome, everyone. it's now been six days since hurricane sandy hir

forces. is there -- what's necessary for president to be able to reach out and have the kind of leadership ability and the kind of argument to prevail in uniting divorce forces? tom brokaw spoke about public and private sectors. we've talked about internationally the need to do ngs in partnership with people around the world. we got such a complex world, no nation can do in the the same way it used to be when we had a biolar world. >> i guess i'm struck by something i'm always struck by when i have lunch or breakfast or dinner with a member of congress or a politician. i always think reasonable and private. i think the quality of people in government now are as good as it's ever been. if you go back to the founding -- a little higher then, maybe barack obama, mitt romney, if you just met them on the street, you would be impressed by them. the house people coming in, there's a medal of honor here, someone who founded a community group there, district after district, really impressive people if you talk to the senators, much less likely to be drunk at lunch than 20 years ago. so i think the quality of the individuals is fine. it's the system tha

considered a nuisance when it comes to business relations, especially a deserter from a special forces unit. he has successfully challenged the order to deport him, however. his application for asylum had not been properly considered, the court ruled. lithuanian authorities now have six months to compile a new assessment. >> his situation is not hopeless. first, we know he is here. we have been able to support him in recent weeks and hoped to publicize his case. the lithuanian media have been covering this story. >> that means the autriti see him differently. i really hope he gets a positive decision. >> his father visited him a few days ago. his mother hopes to be granted a visa as soon as well. the former soldier is desperate to avoid deportation back to belarus. he has no time for those who claim those -- things are not so bad back home. >> there is a pro-russian or pro-belarussian attitude. people say the cigarettes are cheap and this law and order on the streets. those people have never lived in belarus and have no idea what's going on there. >> for the time being, he must remain patie

there was a strike by israeli defense forces, by the air force on what they say would be the house of a suspected hamas head of a hamas artillery unit. initially defense forces said they killed that head of the artillery unit but they have now backed off that? but we do know that ten members of the family who were living in this house, not the family of this hamas commander, but ten people were killed, including women and children. we talked to people on the scene who said they took away ten family members. they did unfortunately kill members of another family. they say they do not know whether or not they actually killed the hamas target they said they were going for. there were also controversial strikes on two media centers here, buildings where local and foreign journalists have been working. a number of local journalists were injured. although israeli defense forces did give advanced warning and they evacuated but a number of journalists did go back in. about an hour, hour and a half ago, a rocket was fired from central gaza. we believe that israeli defense forces responded immediately with a drone, but i can't confirm that ind

their answer unites it's the main to criticism from the islamist forces or from the muslim brotherhood and towards the opposition forces has been that they are divided make consing to rally around one main focus really here in the in the in the square we're seeing all kinds of groups joining in creating different sects a citizen fairmont joining in addition to start this we have still had clashes of one corner of the square amman biomarker mosque which resulted in the death of a young protester a man in his twenty's who hails from one of the opposition forces behind today's protests people are also very angry so we're seeing mixed emotions of happiness of a few people being united the sadness about pass the tests a different kind the last few days and those of anger towards the president who is really supposed to be seen is that you know the first post revolution president egypt's times democratically elected he's really let the people down in their opinion. said bill true talking to me a little earlier there from caro and khaled sharma he's editor of the

. >>> you are looking at the united states air force band, and singing sergeants had the pleasure last night of hosting a program that the air force band puts on with maryland public television up in owens mill. ruben studdard and the irish tenors were part of that presentation. just a spectacular performance by these professionals in the air force band and the guests who came to say thank you to our veterans. aired live last night on maryland public television, and i appreciate being allowed to participate in that. it will air again tomorrow night, tuesday night at 8:00, if you didn't catch it there. >> did you sing? >> i sang from my seat in the audience at the end there. >> wonderful, all right. good for you. congrats once again to the veterans and those who put on that performance. 4:41. time for weather and traffic on the ones. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein says, all right, that gorgeous weekend history. >>> we're going to try to squeeze one more day of mild weather and big changes moving in tonight. right now around the region, just a few clouds coming in from the west a

in trying to help property owners bring things up to code and to save these old, illegal units, rather than force them to be abandoned. the attitude of the city has really changed a lot and people are more likely to get help from their building inspector rather than enforcement. >> what i had hoped we could do is look at this little hand out for further discussion. starting on page one, it is from a website, home remodeling magazine, there is a long list of things supposedly san francisco-based, adjusted for local conditions, and how much of the cost you can expect to recoup for the work you're doing in the building. if you're doing work because you want to live there and you want to appreciate the improvement, that is different. if you're doing work with a clear eye to how much you can get back, i am shocked to see under the column that says "cost recouped," there's not a single one of these things that says you can get back all of your cost, not one. some of them you get back a lot. most of them you do not do too well. is there anything where you recoup your full cost? golden gate bridge. >> th

. >> members of the elite special forces unit still under investigation for this. cbs news says one of those punished was involved in the raid that killed bin laden. in response, ea, electronic arts, says, quote, we do not know if the veterans who consulted on the game were in contact with the department of defense. much more on this in the next hour of newsroom. >>> 11 days since superstorm sandy made landfall in new jersey. some residents are just now returning home to survey the damage. this is how one new jersey man described the moment he knew he had to leave his house. >> we rode out the storm until friday morning. friday morning i said i couldn't take any more because they turned the gas off. when they turned the gas off, that was the end for me. i told my wife i would walk across the bridge if i had to. >> and the problems with gas used to heat that man's home just part of the problem. new york and new jersey now rationing gasoline because of a shortage. susan candiotti has been following that part of the story in asbury park, new jersey. what's the plan fo

time to know china has made this offer probably deal with the fact that unite us space is shifting its support among various rebel forces and it would like to demonstrate that the united states has failed to identify is support for broad spectrum of rebel groups and probably both the united states has picked up on horses and so on and of course that united china would also like to sort of show support for the united nations the envoy. in me in his renewed efforts to to try to secure negotiations and being the fighting in syria mr chang very briefly now why do you think the u.s. and its allies are not focusing on peaceful efforts instead pushing those fighting against assad to the forefront of a revamped opposition probably for strategic reasons reasons the united of space would know it could demonstrate its heart of its support for the rest will fall soon as the imposition of the american more will in the middle of years and possibly a pro-american rejean in syria you will be able to further exit of pressure on iran joining our team in law professor joseph chang from hong kong city university thank you. as america's eas