the united states navy ceremonial band. >> united states army. ♪ >> united states air force. ♪ >> unitedps. ♪ >> united states coast guard. ♪ >> united states navy ♪ >> let's hear it for the united states navy ceremonial band. ladies and gentlemen, this concludes our ceremony for today. you're welcome to go over to the freedom wall and meet and greet the veterans and congratulate them and thank you for coming and have a wonderful day and god bless america. >> you're watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span 3. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute] [captioning copyright national cable satellite corp.2014] >> monday night, wade baker on the recent data breach at home depot, home depot, and jpmorgan chase every >> it's truly all of the above. we have worked with law enforcement agencies who have busted down doors and drive people out of their basements, literally. we have also participated in fairly large-scale arrests of multiple individuals that are very highly connected together, very well organized. they have individual specialities and rol

major change of position for the united states air force. rmen are no longer required to say the phrase, so help me god during the oath. this after an atheist airmen said he was going to sue. initially the air force said he would not be allowed to reinsist unless he recited the oath entirely. that lead us to our question of the day. are atheists getting too much of a say? we will share them later in the show. >> the time is 18 after the top of the hour. this story is unbelievable. waffle house booting a state trooper and veteran because he was armed and in uniform. what the restaurant is now saying about the incident. >> the awful house this morning. >> a neighbor calling the cops on a mom for letting her son play outside alone. is this the criminalization of parenting and is it going too far? when fixed income experts work with equity experts who work with regional experts who work with portfolio management experts that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. >> people up and moving around at this

the united states navy ceremonial band. >> united states army. ♪ [army medley prays] [ >> united states air forced states marine corps. >> united states coast guard. >> united states navy >> let's hear it for the united states navy ceremonial band. ladies and gentlemen, this concludes our ceremony for today. you're welcome to go over to the freedom wall and meet and greet the veterans and congratulate them and thank you for coming and have a wonderful day and god bless america. >> you're watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span 3. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute] [captioning copyright national cable satellite corp.2014] >> you're watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span 3. >> this minnesota state capitol building is the third built in st. paul. the third one was built in downtown st. paul in the 1850's even when we were still a territory. over the years they expanded that space and by 1881, it was kind of a brick and wood building that probably no longer was serving the purpose of minnesota very well and in 1881, a fir

representing the united states air force is colonel ed shock, united states air force retired, and vicer ii veteran as a tuskegee airman. representing the united states coast guard is mr. gordon peterson, former marine officer, served during the vietnam era. representing the united states merchant marines is the associate administrator for strategic sealift, mr. kevin m.tarkarski. ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the playing of "taps." ♪fs "ívr ♪ ♪ >>> ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. and now, ladies and gentlemen, it's that time in the service where we honor all our branches of service with the playing of their songs. for the armed forces medley by the united states navy ceremonial band. if you hear your song, if you served in your brand of service, you are a veteran or serving presently, please stand when you hear your song being played to be recognized. the united states navy ceremonial band. the united states army. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the united states coast guard. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> let's hear it for the united states navy ceremonial band! [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen

forces by the navy ceremonial band. please stand when you hear your song being played to be recognized. the navy ceremonial band. united states army. ♪ the united states airunited states marine corps. ♪ the united states coast guard. ♪ the united states navy. ♪ navy hear it for the ceremonial band. [applause] this concludes our ceremony today. you are welcome to go to the freedom wall and meet and greet the veterans and congratulate them and thank you for coming. have a wonderful day and god bless america. >> you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span 3. >> c-span is turning cities across the country and exploring american history. next, look at our visit to st. paul minnesota. you are watching american history tv on c-span 3.

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air force. he served most recently as vice chief of the united states air force and commander of u.s. force of europe before assuming the best job title and the u.s. military, supreme allied commander europe. a great pleasure to have general breedlove at the atlantic council and a pleasure to welcome him back to the council for his public debrief of the nato summit. i would like to turn the microphone over now to mr. mr. jonas hjelm who will continue the introduction. thank you. >> thank you, general jones and governor jon huntsman. it is not easy to come after two such distinguished gentleman. allow me to elaborate a little bit about why saab is sponsoring this. first, i would say it is a pleasure to have general breedlove here today. i am looking forward to what you are going to give us for insight and good things from the summit. saab in the atlantic council have been partners for many, many years now. i think this is a fantastic relationship. the company and the council continue to grow and evolve. i think we, saab, as european, north european company makes business globally but al

what is happening here is that syria, the syrian regime is basically content now to see the united states air force as well as suni arab nations . now we've gone 180 degrees and the united states is bombing the op sghags they tried to describe as terrorists along. >> are we doing asad a favor. >> absolutely. we need to look at how this exposes the vacuum of the strategy. we don't really have one. what comes after this? who's side are we trying to pick here? we're reacting to violation in the middle east by bombing the sand bars the gcc, the corporation council put jets in the air to work with us so sunni, muz lynn nations -- muslim nations, this is something to remember. it will affect where we go in the next 25 years, they're bombing the extremists. >> lessons from the vietnam war? >> air action execution against gun boats and certain supporting fitacilies in north vietnam which have been used in these hostile operations. our response for the present will be limited and fitting. >> in 1964, president johnson announceth first u.s. air strike against north vietnam. operation rolling thunder was supp

in libya, a force that is interior in air force and air defenses which exists in syria it is a high-risk operation. can you do it and the air force the united states air force and the aviation components of the navy and the marine corps, the best in the world unmatch and they can do it. but it drives the risk up high >> schieffer: what does it entail? >> it entails we should make no bones about it. killing a lot of people and destroying the syrian air defenses and the people are manning those systems. and then it entails destroying the syrian air force preferably on the ground and in the air if necessary. this is a violent combat action that results in lots of casualties and increased risk to our personnel >> schieffer: what about the idea bob kagan who writes on security matters says we ought to disable the syrian air force. bomb the run ways and keep the air force on the ground. how does that strike you? >> i think that would be a significant escalation and a broadening of the objectives that the president defined. right now we are focused on beating back isil not entering into the syrian civil war. so that is something that you know, needs to b

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air forces in africa. from 2008 2 2009, he commanded a third air force out of ram stein, germany. going there, the general served in various positions in the united statesirport -- united aids air force. he was these system to the secretary of air force and was the director for strategic plans and policy and was the wise chief of staff for the united states air force. that's just part of a very --ensive and long carrier career you have had. without further delay, help the welcome the general to take the stage. [applause] >> first of all, thank you to the atlantic council for a lot of things. first of for this opportunity to speak to you. most importantly for all the work it has done through the years in helping shape the policies and positions that take us forward in our position across the northern atlantic. it is about shared values and things that were mentioned. those are the visions we continue to hold for the future despite the challenges we see out there today. cadets, this is your worst nightmare as a speaker. you are standing in front of a crowd, literally two thirds of this crowd are qualified to grade my paper. secondarily, you stand in front

what is happening here is the syrian regime of assad is basically content now to see the united states air forceas well as sunni arab nations in the middle east come together to bomb the opposition that assad has been effectively trying to fight for the last three years. let's roll it back a year ago. the obama administration was calling for assad's ouster. now we have gone 180 degrees and the united states is bombing that opposition that assad has tried to describe as terrorists all along. >> doing assad a favor? >> i think we are absolutely doing assad a favor. >> right. >> we didn't hilt syrian targets at all during these strikes. i am not saying we should have, but we need to look at how this exposes the vacuum of our strategy. we don't really have one. what comes after this? whose side are we trying to pick here? we are just reacting to violence in the middle east by basically going and bombing the sandbox. eleanor pointed this, this week, the gc c, gulf corporation council, has finally put jets in the air to work with us. so sunni muslim nations in the middle east, for the first time, and

. >> font not will be laid to rest at the united states air force academy in colorado springs, colorado a family trying to take a stroll on the beach encounter as raccoon that tax their eight year old boy. fox's deanna, has the story from florida. >> he look me in the eye. >> reporter: eight year old logan is reliving his attack that happened right here at the villas. he and his family were going to find shark's teeth on the beach when they ran into a raccoon that wouldn't leave them alone. >> i was back there and i had nowhere to go. he started climbing up and started to go to my foot. >> raccoon bit logan's foot leaving these two deep bite marks. logan's stepmom was able to get him out of the way while his father tried to ward off the raccoon. >> so i went over and started swinging at the raccoon. and the raccoon didn't really go away. >> reporter: logan was rush to the hospital where he was given a set of rabies shots. >> i had one right in -- in it and i got one right here. and one right here. >> reporter: the family says the attack happened within 45 seconds. but they say it's a sc

air force one? do we have a rogue press crewmember? do we have someone on air force one and wants to do harm to the president of the united dates -- president of the united statesthey call the pilot of air force one. "we have a threat against the president, do not know if it's internal or external." the press corps goes to a complete communication blackout. 747, they pull back the nose and go 55 thousand feet heading west. air traffic control is no longer allowed to report on the position of air force one. if there is a rogue jet out there trying to ram this aircraft, we do not want to give its position away to the bad guys. it is flying black. high above air traffic control or normal air traffic at 55,000 feet heading west. they scrambled two f-16s at ellington air national guard base in texas to join air force one. these pilots did not even know what mission they had. they just told them to get airborne and that they would get their mission when they were up there. they go pulling back. they end up pulling up on the wings of air force one escorting the aircraft out to the west. it just so happens that unit that was activated to go escort air force one was the

you have an air force called the united states air force.ern countries attacking isis targets in iraq. and so far they have not dislodged isis. as you say, they've held the line around baghdad. they have relieved a few towns, amorally and others. but isis is still dug in. isis controls mosul. we don't see a flood of sunnis to the new iraqi government. >> i'm not saying a lot of sunnis but i'm seeing a lot of sunnis contacting us and wanting to work with us. tribes, individuals, groups. they are really on our side at the moment. they want to see the day when isis can be pushed back from their areas. i believe them. and we have contacts with them. and they want help to do that. having said that, to be honest with you, the international coalition helping iraq, there is a lot of talk. i don't want to be critical. but i'm practical. i'm prime minister of iraq. we haven't been receiving enough support on the ground. >> you're going to be meeting with president obama one on one. what will you tell him? >> well, i think we need concrete support. alt

everyone nose the united states air force is a premier air force. it could do it by itself. the participation is so important of these nations and i am sure they were given real targets. they weren't just along for the ride. the stricts weren't against specific leaders, is that because it's too hard to find the leaders, do you think we could decapitate a group hike leader. >> i don't think. even if we were to kill the leader tomorrow, abu bakr al-baghdadi, and i'm all for that, that will not severely damn the islamic state. this is not a cult of abu bakr al-baghdadi. they are loyal to the islamic state, and the caliphate. he proved to be an effective waiting. >> an act visit in raqqa, an activist of a group that opposing i.s.i.l., he told al jazeera that people were welcoming the air strikes and said: now that we hear there has been civilian casualties, are you concerned that the support for the air strikes might weaken. critics of the bombing say they were creating more enemies. >> that's a danger with any military action. it's particularly on the table with air strikes, an

as far as i'm concerned, far better than requiring cuban air force or united states air force to cutin half while it's over the seas or threatening somewhere else. that would have been the alternati alternative. they would have had no course but to shoot it down. better that it crashed and hopefully it injured no one on the ground in jamaica. that's the real tragedy of this happening and people onboard the aircraft are dead and that also it did not cause collateral damage. that would be compounded tragedy. >> again, memories of the payne stewart crash. that lear jet that ultimately took the professional golfer to his death went down in a wheat field in the dakotas as i recall, fred, and dug a hole deep in the earth. we don't know exactly what happened to this plane when it landed and hit jamaica but we're told by authorities on the island that it crashed. >> leers are very sleek airplane. when that leer lost power with the payne accident, that plane hit the ground at a high rate of speed. this airplane would have had a propeller to slow it down a bit until the engine lost engine pres

president is basically trying to navigate a middle way and attacking isis from the air with the united states air forcend training and boltering iraqis and kurds and keep his disheartened democratic base two months out from an important election appeased. >> i said before american forces will not have a combat mission. we will not get dragged in another ground war in iraq. >> given that iraqi forces have cowered in the face of isis forces in the the past, so much remains in doubt. >> the president is confident that the new government that is inclusive will give the iraqi fighting forces back bone to stand up to isis forces that is so important for the strategy to work. >> we have a specific time frame for the campaign and one that u.s. is leading from the air? >> reporter: we'll get a clearer picture. the pentagon briefing should start any minute. most recent information stepped up air campaigns should begin on the iraq side next week and stepped up air campaign that we are looking at in syria will take more maneuvering and more forces on the ground and observers on the ground to get a clear picture. a

. >> i expected it to go down like the united states air force, in the way they conduct mishap investigations. >> reporter: how did it go down? >> it was a sham. within 48 hours, i get a reporter from the local newspaper, and he said the police held a review panel and cleared themselves of wrongdoing. two days they cleared it. the autopsy was not complete. none of this came back. he began researching how police shooting was investigated, and was disturbed which what he found. >> i didn't understand at the time. the police investigated themselves and they give it to the da and makes the decision based on the data. in the 120 years, since 1825, we cannot find a police department, an inquest jury or fire commission that said shooting was unjustified. >> reporter: he vowed to fight for change. >> if a police officer takes the life, let's make sure the department involved in the shooting doesn't investigate itself. i contacted big-time reporters for "the washington post", the "new york times", everything. not even a response. we have to fire back, message wise. >> reporter: he began to gather a te

the united states air force is more than capable of providing all the munitions on target that we need in both iraq and syria so we are talking mostly about diplomatic encouragement, having a show of flags and so on. but it's obviously better the more allies we can get into this and get a more acknowledged international legitimacy as to this campaign. >> it's a complicated situation and we'll have to wait and see when the full campaign does begin. douglas olivant it's always a pleasure to have you with us. >> thanks an good evening antonio. >>> while the president's decision to escalate the campaign against the islamic state terrorists has plenty of domestic terrorists there are also a number of critics, one is matthew hough, who served as a u.s. marine corps company commander in iraq. he's currently a senior fellow with the center for international policy and an advisory tadvisor in the win wir coalition. >>> you said the united states policy in the middle east is now perpetual war. , guilty of the most horrendous atrocities who will? >> i'm not advocating that the united states and o

and i was expecting it to go down like the united states air force inspector general and the way they conduct their mishap investigations. >> and how did it go down? >> it was a sham. >> one of the theories, you thought the officer might have gotten the gun looked on this broken mirror here? >> correspondent christof putzel on policing the police, tomorrow on "america tonight." >> i'm john siegenthaler right after "consider this," and gm admits more deaths caused by a faulty ignition switch and ray rice, planning to appeal his nfl decision. coming up right after "consider this," we'll see you then. >> speculation surrounding hillary clinton's presidential aspirations is at an all time high again after this weekend when the buzz surrounding her possible candidacy in 2016 got louder. hillary and bill clinton returned to iowa, the state where her presidential campaign fell apart six years ago. for retiring senator tom harkin's steak fry, at senator harkin's steak fry, the meat gets grilled and the real political feast. >> i'm back. >> back for the first time since her humbling 2008 caucu

and i was expecting it to go down like the united states air force inspector general and the way they conduct their mishap investigations. >> and how did it go down? >> it was a sham. >> one of the theories, you thought the officer might have gotten the gun looked on this broken mirror here? >> correspondent christof putzel on policing the police, tomorrow on "america tonight." >> consider this: the news of the day plus so much more. >> we begin with the growing controversy. >> answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> why did so many of these people choose to risk their lives? >> antonio mora, award winning and hard hitting. >> people are dying because of this policy... >> there's no status quo, just the bottom line. >> but what is the administration doing behind the scenes? >> real perspective, consider this on al jazeera america this," we'll see you then. >> speculation surrounding hillary clinton's presidential aspirations is at an all time high again after this weekend when the buzz surrounding her possible candidacy in 2016 got louder. hillary and bill clinton returned t

. >> fontno will be late to rest early next month at united states air force academy in colorado springscolorado. >>> our time 4:14 on a monday morning. murder/suicide takes the lives of four people in illinois. >> some people, neighbors are calling it a mercy killing. early reports suggest that eight two-year old frances, killed his disabled wife and their two adult autistic children. neighbors say stack and his wife had a 48 year-old son and 57 year-old daughter who both needed around the clock care, because of their disabilities. some neighbors are wondering if the tragedy is just more an act of love. >> she loved that family very much and i think burden just got too much on them. he did mention to someone else that it would be nice if they could all go together. >> is this murder or mercy? it is love. i don't know how else to say it. >> police believe that stack killed the family on saturday night. >>> abortion rights advocates are hailing a ruling that blocks louisiana's new abortion law. law which was set to take effect today requires abortion doctors to have admitting privileges t

that's another role for the united states air force. >> how does doing that change who the u.s.orld? i don't know if anyone from the pentagon is watching. it's football sunday. but if someone is, how does making that decision change who the u.s. is in the world? >> the u.s. is dealing with a number of international crises on a number of different levels. ukraine, russia working with nato. isis in iraq and in syria. showing that degree of -- and we've got american politicians clamoring for the president to make firm statements, stands, actions in those areas. this shows america's soft power and this could be a demonstration of that. and it could also be a demonstration of leadership, showing the way for other wealthy countries to act as well. so, no, this could be -- it won't be transformative, but it could be another way for the united states to show it power -- >> and for a president who is so embattled, everyone is against ebola, right? i mean, this is the sort of thing where you could actually imagine this congress that is going to return to work acting. as we even begin to i

. >> fontin the will be laid to rest early next month at united states air force academy in colorado springs, colorado. >>> murder suicide takes lives of four people in illinois, some neighbors are calling it a mercy killing. early reports suggest eight two-year old francis stack killed his disable wife and two adult autistic children. neighbors say stack and his wife had a 48 year-old son and 57 year-old daughter who both needed around the clock care because of their disabilities and some neighbors are wondering if the tragedy is actually more of an act of loaf. >> she loved that family very much and i think the burden just got too much for him. >> he did mention to someone else that it would be nice if they could all go together. >> is this murder or mercy? it is love. i don't know how else to say it. >> police believe, stack killed the family saturday night. >>> abortion rights advocates blocked louisiana a new abortion law. that law set to take effect requires abortion doctors to have admitting privileges to a hospital within 30 miles of their clinics. a hearing on the measure is

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>> the oath "so help me god" no longer a requirement in the united states air force." hour four, it's oktoberfest time, and it starts right now. ♪ >> let the festivities begin. polka dancing and the beer garden, invading the "fox & friends" plaza. >> 9:00 a.m. on the east coast, 6:00 a.m. on the west coast. we wanted to awaken you to some accordion music. >> that's right. 204 years that the germans have been celebrating oktoberfest. the official celebration of munich. >> the prince getting married, whatever. >> the official beginning of fall. >>> right to that "fox news alert," because this is the first look that police have of a man they're questioning if-in the disappearance of missing student hannah graham. that is him. we know what he was doing with her -- do we know what he was doing with her before she vanished? >> reporter: well, as far as police are telling us right now, they believe that man was last seen with her at a restaurant nearby the pedestrian mall in downtown charlottesville. and in the couple of minutes before that, they believe that he put his arm

it created the united states air force as a separate service. and it created the central intelligence agency. and the director of cia was also the director of central intelligence and here was one of the flaws in the piece, this piece of legislation. because even though the director of cia was supposed to be the director of all of the intelligence agencies he had no authorization for personnel, for budget, for tasking. even to be the central intelligence figure for the president of the united states, the way, say, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff is the central military figure for the president of the united states. and that is a problem that still has not been corrected even with the intelligence reform of 2004. 16 years later, when truman was living out here in retirement, he wrote an op-ed piece for "the washington post" highly critical of what the cia was and what it had become. so, what i want to deal with is not only that 16-year period, because you're talking about the presidencies of president eisenhower and president kennedy bu

the following night in las vegas former special agent with the united states air force office of specialinvestigation to critical look at america's border security. on thursday at the university of california berkeley journalism tom scheerer reports on the use of psychedelic drugs from that of care. and on friday from the york university panel discussion on feminism and the united states from 1920 until today with the co authors of feminism and finished billion that is a look and some of the of the programs book tv will be covering this upcoming week. for more go to our website and visit upcoming programs. >> next we hear from dave page, a local minnesota author who wrote "the st. paul stories of f. scott fitzgerald." he explains the influence that st. paul had on fitzgerald's work. >> american life. >> st. paul had this huge impact on fitzgerald. fitzgerald had an impact on st. paul. st. paul was the most important town of his legacy. he was all over the world. the vast majority of experiences that he used in his novels and his writing either directly came from st. paul, written in st.

there have been 120 strikes on behalf of drones and the united states air force.this a pin prick but it appears it is knocking isis back. >> these are nibbling at the edges. this is a minor tactical victory and important to the men and women doing them. i bet if we pulled the american fighting men and women we would find out all of them would like to see us slamming isis which is within our capabilities. but a piece here and tank here and convoy here isis isn't worried in the least. it is the leadership, the command post, the centers of communication -- those are the point we hurt isis. >> new york post writes the following quote: the president decided america was free with war in the middle east and his vacuum is sucking us back in in a far worse situation than we were before. ultimately do we go back in? >> we don't want american troops going in. fire power from the air, drone or missile strikes are important. we are months behind the power curve in getting a coalition together. i think it if the president had called david cameron or other word leaders the white

i served my country very proudly as a firefighter emt in the united states air force.[applause] it seems we have a problem with this va in prescott. i was at the press get va facility. i was kicked out of there for not being suited for the place, and not even a week later i was brutally raped and beaten. i was the third veteran he did this too. unacceptable i think. unacceptable. i was sent down here. unacceptable. for being? i got the air force accommodation medal in korea. they sent me to korea after my 17-year-old brother was killed in sedona arizona, my hometown. [applause] >> my name is martin ridgeway and man i don't know where to begin. it's been a comedy of errors for quite a while but i will just start with my most recent interactions with the va. this is all sense the new va since all this came to light and we ain't screwing with you no more. sunday night i'm feeling pretty down so i called the crisis line or the guy talks to me and he was a nice guy and everything and he talked me off the ledge and said okay somebody from the phoenix va is going to to contac

it created the united states air force as a separate service.t created the central intelligence agency. and the director of cia was also the director of central intelligence and here was one of the flaws in the piece, this piece of legislation. because even though the director of cia was supposed to be the director of all of the intelligence agencies he had no authorization for personnel, for budget, for tasking. even to be the central intelligence figure for the president of the united states, the way, say, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff is the central military figure for the president of the united states. and that is a problem that still has not been corrected even with the intelligence reform of 2004. 16 years later, when truman was living out here in retirement, he wrote an op-ed piece for "the washington post" highly critical of what the cia was and what it had become. so, what i want to deal with is not only that 16-year period, because you're talking about the presidencies of president eisenhower and president kennedy but to l

they would be foolish to take on the united states air force. >> the president wants $500 million fromgress to equip the free syrian army, among others. a lot of people in the obama administration, hillary clinton among them, wanted to do that a couple of years or so ago. the president rejected that advice. you were still in the white house. where did you stand on that? >> i don't want to get into that. i can say this, that's part of the plan that the president's put forward here. the comprehensive persistent long-term plan to take on isis and to take it down. >> by bolstering the moderate syrian army, the rebels? >> it means bolstering up the iraqi armed forces that fared very poorly in their initial encounter with isis. we'll work with them very deeply. we'll also build out other forces in iraq of the national guard, sunni operations -- >> sunni militias? >> sunni militias. they'll be the -- >> the last time they did that with the sunni militias, they paid them -- is that what they want to do? pay these militia tribesmen to fight isis? >> no one wants to live under an isis-controlled

i was chairman of the board of visitors of the united states air force academy, which has put me intoolorado quite a bit. i've enjoyed this wonderful state. i'm on the board of directors of the national rifle association right now. [applause] that usually gets an applause line. i was an intelligence agents in west germany in the 1970's as an army veteran during the cold war and i was the chairman of the advisory panel on homeland security of the united states at the request of the congress for five years, from 1997 to 2002 and that was over the time of the 9/11 attack and i was governor of virginia during the 9/11 attack. the 9/11 attack is a watershed, we all know that but it was a very serious issue. i will keep as close why can't a -- as i can to my 10 minutes but this is a very complex subject. i was very concerned about the reaction to the 9/11 attack in the united states. the bush administration, the congress, the people of the united states were all calling for security. i was pretty nervous about it to be honest with you at that time. i was trying to give a bit of a counter po

live at the philadelphia international airport, did you know during world war two the united states army air forced airport as a first aid force training airfield i'm reading wikipedia right now. >> that is fascinating, i didn't realize that. >> that is a reliable source. >> you have to take wikipedia with a grain because anybody can go i didn't realize that until recently that anybody can go in and edit. >> i will edit keith in a moment. >> a lot of love in this room. we have a look at our weather today, it will be gorgeous. we will have, high temperature ovulater on of 77 degrees. the difference between today and yesterday is that it is not as humid, so clearing skies, and cooler temperatures as sunshine returns, the the humidity goes away, and we will have below average temperatures both days of the weekend and close to calling it a half and half weekend. kind of rainy on saturday, but gorgeous on sunday. so caitlin, outdoor plans on sunday. >> yeah, i know, somewhat balmy days are fewer between and we will take what we can get, thanks sue. >>> construction is the the the only issue on this fri