honoring all branches of service, tonight in this veterans song, remembering those who served the united states army, the united states marine corps, united states navy, united states air force, the merchant marines. the clothes that we wear, these are warrior clothes that they wear, the regalia of the eagle feathers, the buckle. these are the uniforms of our american indian men, the warrior societies, before those service branches of the united states government forces. thank you. you may be seated. thank you very much for standing. a long opening ceremony. we appreciate it. right now we're going to have some exhibitions. why don't we go ahead and post that stamp. do we have a stand for that? ok. you can stand to the side, if would you stand. it won't be long and we'll have it out for us. let's get another round of applause. we're going start with our little once -- ones. our little girls. why don't we have the children, we have a bunch of jingle dress dancers, if you would, come out. we're going to start with the friendship house drum. two starts on the jingle dress dance, if you would. this dance

we need every man we need every man you could cut thirty percent of the general officers the united states army and again the efficiency and effectiveness of the army would go up not be diminished well the thing that i found actually the most amazing here was that there was a quote from pentagon officials who said that they could never recall a time when a major command was shut down in just vanished off the books they're just used to them popping up that's right new ones popping up every couple of months they don't know what it is to have something cut and taken away so do you think robbery case is going to be successful here. i don't think you'll probably fare any better than any other sector defense but i do believe because of the circumstances and the times the financial and economic crisis and so forth and because of his bona fida is now it well established he has a better chance than previous secretaries and for one this lonely person is cheering for the kind of workers and thank you so much for being here i'm cheering for him as well so you know hopefully he can lose a little see the res

it was the united states army corps of engineers cutting corners with the levee system they had been building since the late '50s, which bought about the breach in the levees and put the city, the city of new orleans 80% underwater. and it was greed on the part of b.p. that brought the greatest oil disaster in the world. >> . >> rose: we continue with vincent cassel whose latest movie is called mayrecent. >> i think moviemakering is important when it becomes a part of your life, and not just a job. so meeting your wife, taking part of something political, being part of that young, angry mankind of directors, you know, that it was attached with. all these things really helped me to build myself as a human being, really. >> shah mahmood, qureshi, the filmmaker spike lee, and the actor vincent cassel when we continue. >> rose: funding for charlie rose was provided by the following captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> the flooding in pakistan is the country's worst natural disaster in its history. one fifth of the country

i have 79% of the psychiatrists currently assigned to the united states army, and i know that authorizationis lacking, but i only have 79%. it is not just an army problem. this is a national problem, the shortage of behavioral spell health specialists. -- health specialists. >> is this a matter of funding, of finding people? >> i think it is a matter of finding people, of getting them to move to some of the places where the army is stationed. when you have shortages, it may be because a psychiatrist prefers to be in nashville banner in clarksville, tennessee. -- than in clarksville, tennessee. >> is the delay because of a lack of resources, or because of the complexity that you just described? >> i would argue that it is the complexity. i really would. i would not say that in every instance we are getting soldiers in exactly when we want to, but soldiers have a primary care manager at the rate of one per two hundred, a primary care manager of where you or i would have a primary care manager at a ratio of one to 1200 or 1500. they have a nurse case manager at a ratio of 01-20. have a squad l

united states. we were completely broke and i did something real unpopular at the time. four days after high school i joind the united states army. not only to serve my country but to get the,gi bill to continue my education. then i saw young men and women from all across america. from farms and ranches and it matedm made me realize the strength in this country is not from commonality but our great diversity. i had a younger sister named gift of god and christa was a special girl because she suffered from severe epilepsy. she never once complained. she never said across word and it could or would take her an hour or two to line um... up her clothes and do our homework and get her lunch b bag ready. i'm the five minutes bed to - bus kind of guy, you know? well krista saw the baseball movie called field of dreams. very inspiring movie that takes place in the corn field in iowa and decided for her 23rd birthday she wanted to go see that place. she was living in minneapolis and packed her bags to go to the field of dreams. when my mother went to wake her up on july 24th 1992 she had died in her sleep from a massive seizure and it wa

that's when the united states army corps of engineers produced this map. it was intended to show that it was economically feasible and, in fact, desirable to fill another 60 percent of the bay. that was their intention. instead, when this map was published it alarmed the public and it motivated them to take action to prevent the bay from becoming little more than a broad river. they didn't like what the corps had predicted. the science fiction writer ray bradbury says the purpose of science fiction isn't to predict the future, it's to prevent the future that's described. i don't think the corps of engineers intended this report to fall into the category of great science fikds, but that's what happened. the present day bay looks more like this. bcdc was created to stop the uncontrolled filling of the bay and we've done that. in fact, we've reversed the shrinking of the bay. it's now 8,000 acres larger than it was 40 years ago and the conversion of salt ponds in the north and south bay to wetlands will make it another 26,000 acres larger. we are very proud o

word when he said that he would have dialogue with the iranians all right and bryant former united states army colonel turned piques activist thank you very much for your time. now the donkey that was sent parasailing above a russian beach in a cool p.r. stunt is these days enjoying the trappings of her new celebrity lifestyle and that was wanted worldwide sympathy after her ordeal and was rescued by the british tabloid the sun but before heading to pastors new she's been undergoing some high class rehab at the kremlin's school of riding near moscow where tom barton now reports. the donkey has learned it russia's notorious four legged fly is finally able to breathe easy and not because the don't care arrives in moscow after days on the road from southern russia not because she's not complaining she's very sweet and everyone fell in love with her and we don't want to give no and that's not because strange journey started with her now infamous flight up above the beach when the power sail pulled by a boat a publicity trick by a local water speech company when police found out the only run away a

i have 79% of the psychiatrists currently assigned to the united states army, and i know that authorization is lacking, but i only have 79%. it is not just an army problem. this is a national problem, the shortage of behavioral spell health specialists. -- health specialists. >> is this a matter of funding, of finding people? >> i think it is a matter of finding people, of getting them to move to some of the places where the army is stationed. when you have shortages, it may be because a psychiatrist prefers to be in nashville banner in clarksville, tennessee. clarksville,n in tennessee. >> is the delay because of a lack of resources, or because of the complexity that you just described? >> i would argue that it is the complexity. i really would. i would not say that in every instance we are getting soldiers in exactly when we want to, but soldiers have a primary care manager at the rate of one per two hundred, a primary care manager of where you or i would have a primary care manager at a ratio of one to 1200 or 1500. have a squad leader at a ratio of one to 10 or less. we are short behavi

. >> this is the responsibility of the united states army, not of the office of the chairman. esumed that the information flowed in washington through army channels. as i might have expected. those assumptions were obviously incorrect. >> i don't believe there is an individual at this table who i know well and observed at close quarters in very difficult situations who had any role in a coverup on this matter. >> larry: in april of 2005, pat tillman senior who is with us here, sent a strongly worded letter to brigadier general gary jones, who was leading the army's investigation into pat's death. here's another clip from "the tillman story." >> i just went through and blew out just about everything they considered to be a fact. and explained to them why that is a lie and concluded by telling them that i have little regard for them. i just wanted to tell somebody off. >> unbeknownst to pat senior, the army considered the wording of his letter to be a formal accusation of criminal misconduct. this automatically initiated a new investigation by the inspector general's office. >> l

and i went home, and i swore that day that i would never serve in the united states army or any partce. if they were gonna make a judgment on me on the basis of my color and only on the basis of my color, if that was the only thing that kept me out of the armed services, well, it would just keep me out permanently, forever. >> immediately, the black press, including the pittsburgh courier, complains a lot about this, and then you have another issue that comes up very quickly that the pittsburgh courier is on top of and writes a lot about: the american red cross refused to take blood from blacks. blacks had streamed into these red cross stations. they wanted to give blood, and they were told to a person, "we will not take your blood because you are a black person." well, over the next month, the pittsburgh courier and other black newspapers--but the pittsburgh courier was as big as any of these in playing up this controversy--the pittsburgh courier said, "okay, why are you doing this? type 'a' from a black person, the same as type 'a' from a white person. there is no difference, and s

these individuals are not in the united states army, not in the united states military and not employees of the united states government. they are private contractors. these individuals on a regular basis have access to some of the most sensitive intelligence gathered and produced in this country and they simultaneously work for the u.s. government, for foreign governments and for multinational corporations. what is to say there wasn't a security breach from one of those individuals? the real crisis we have right now in terms of national security is not about bradley manning. it is about the radical outsourcing of our national security policy to for-profit corporations who answer to their bottom line and profit more than they do to their flag and their country. yet almost no one talks about 2 that on capitol hill. it is a nonissue. why? because of the campaign finance system in this country. war is business and business is good and democrats and republicans alike take huge contributions from the war industry. no one wants to upset that cart. but it is the responsibility of journalists to

and the result of that is that the -- today's united states army is a hugely professional combat season four, it's really the best in the world at what it does. but it is also stretched and stressed by the demands of the last nine years. when you think about it we've been deploying at one year-out one year-back for almost five years. and if you'd asked me five years ago if we could have sustained that, i would have said, now, you're crazy. and so the force that we have is usually resilient and usually committed. but i wrestle with this season four's stretched-and-stressed force. and so when i came in, sheila and i traveled around the army and we talked to soldiers and families trying to get a sense of where we were. and i came up with the term that the army was "out of balance," that we were so weighed down by current demands that we couldn't do the things that we knew we needed to do to sustain the volunteer force for the long haul and to prepare to do other things. and i said that because i was hearing at the time, the army was broken, the army was hollow, the army wasn't ready, and t

the united states defended against an invading army and drove it out wjla.co -- defended korea against an invading army and drove it out. united states troops were not subjected to a ied's in korea. >> good defense is a good offense. that is what robert gates is doing. he is trying to get ahead up on this so that he gets what he wants to cut, getting the savings or he wants them. >> there are troops who must be nervous when they hear this. >> that is all white. they have got their stars. -- that is it that is all right. they've got their stars. that is it. if we could do something about government spending the republican right, maybe we could get this country on the right track as soon as the talk about reducing government spending in virginia, he is weeping and wailing about needing to keep this defense sector up. politicians want to have iboth ways. >> one. on iraq and to riyadh, yes, they are not -- the same one that point on -- one point on iraq and korea, and yes, they are not the same. >> a couple alliance meet their final report, and one of them is -- a couple of old lions meet

and the result of that is that the -- today's united states army is a hugely professional combat seasonour, it's really the bestn the world at what it does. but it is also stretched and stressed by the demands of the last nine years. when you think about it we've been deploying at one year-out one year-back for almost five years. and if you'd asked me five years ago if we could have sustained that, i would have said, now, you're crazy. and so the force that we have is usually resilient and usually committed. but i wrestle with this season four's stretched-and-stressed force. and so when i came in, sheila and i traveled around the army and we talked to soldiers and families trying to get a sense of where we were. and i came up with the term that the army was "o of balance," that we were so weighed down by current demands that we couldn't do the things that we knew we needed to do to sustain the volunteer force for the long haul and to prepare to do other things. and i said that because i was hearing at the time, the army was broken, e army was hollow, the army wasn't ready, and that's ju

wear day to day as a mother, a wife, a substitute teacher, a community organizer and former united states army officer. each of these pages in my own personal history has led me to give a great understanding -- a better understanding to the unique and critical role that parents and teachers working together can have on the lives of our children. and that's why i'm here today. last week the senate passed a comprehensive job package that includes $10 billion in funding to prevent the layoffs of approximate 10,000 teachers. today i'm proud to stand along with speaker pelosi and others that were vital in this effort in order to celebrate the passage in the house of representatives. i commend the members of the house for coming back into session to pass this education funding package and finish their unfinished business, the business of children's education. our children, my children, your child, and your neighbor's child. what does this all mean? over the last two years, chesterfield county public school division has laid off approximate 500 teachers and classroom support personnel. this law being

amount of united states military helicopters devoted to assisting the pakistanis with flood relief. as you know, we started with eight helicopters that were provided by the united states army from afghanistan. they operated here for the first two weeks of activities with the pakistani aviation elements. they have now been replaced by 15 u.s. navy and marine corps helicopters. we have plans underway to bring in additional helicopters in the first week of september. there are ongoing discussions between our military leaders and military leaders, here in pakistan, about other means that they may wish us to fulfil. at this time, i am not aware of any new decisions that have been made. >> examples of the additional means [inaudible] >> i'm sorry, i did not understand the question. >> what are the other needs that you are assisting on with the pakistani authorities? >> i am afraid it is just too garbled to hear. >> the question is what kind of assistance argue engaging in with pakistani authorities? >> thank you. the other types of assistance being discussed with pakistani authorities would be best asked to the embassy representatives. our focus is on the u.s. military assistanc

people that was not allowed to go into a restaurant even though i was wearing the uniform of the united states army965, columbia, south carolina. i was a first responders to the world trade center. i was down there for a. four month i had a piece of my long remote. i live in new york. there are things more offensive around that problem than the mosque. you seem to elevate your religion over another one. i fought for the first amendment, freedom of religion, that is not going where it is supposedly going there are buildings blocks away from the world trade center which will be a strong recruiting tool for al- qaida. the main media has glen beck's rally as a counter-rally to the more and luther king rally. the martin luther king rally would have gone and i if we had of a missedbeck.mr.ck the insensitivity that to clamp the mosque would do although you agree and everybody agrees it is a right, don't you think that glen beck having his situation on the martin luther king anniversary is insensitive? guest: no, i don't. i don't think it is. he has stated very explicitly that he does not claim the mantle

the united states of america is waging war within its own army. no advantage it is on no one side. and human losses are quite significant. is it possible to win the war against sexual assault in the us armed forces sex in the army. every month we give you the future we help you understand. and want to bring the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world join us for technology update on our g. so there you would r.t. recap our top stories now as the record breaking heat holds sway over russia police in the south of the country are trying to trace the parents of a baby girl abandoned by the roadside she survived despite the left in the sun for hours temperatures pushing fifty degrees. a transgender employee of the u.s. has gone through a bitter battle to win back. then was fired up to the sun to become a woman despite civil rights to take today's race religion sex discrimination. and the jordan river has become a place of contention in the middle east whether we could have life diskettes we wouldn't dispute between israel jordan and syria as almost a week

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the united states of america is waging war within its own army. joe no advantage is on no one side. and human losses aren't quite significant. is it possible to win the war against sexual assault in the u.s. armed forces sex in the army on our g. hello this is the r t news channel from moscow i'm kevin zero in. the headlines for you this half hour the future of football russia shoots for goal it's been toast the twenty eighteen world cup as a free for delegation begins inspecting potential venues across the country it's a tough story today. also five years after the removal of israeli settlers from gaza ended in violence thousands of jews in the west bank and now fearing they'll also be forced out as part of a government peace deal with palestinians. at a summer of extremes half to two months of a record heat wave and devastating wildfires russia is now bracing itself for a hundred couldn't force winds which have already hit the northwest of the pope. one hundred thirty one am moscow time coming up in just under a minute now robust debate guaranteed in cross talk with people. every

i wear from day-to-day as mother, wife, substitute teacher, community organizer and former united states army officer. each of these pages in my own personal history has led me to give a great understanding, a better understanding, rather, to the unique and critical role that parents and teachers working together can have on the lives of our children. that's why i'm here today. last week, the senate passed a comprehensive jobs package that includes $10 billion in funding to prevent the layoffs of approximately 140,000 teachers. today i'm proud to stand along with speaker pelosi and others that were vital in this effort in order to celebrate passage in the house of representatives. i commend the members of the house for coming back into session to pass this education funding package and finish their unfinished business. the business of children's education. our children, my children, your child and your neighbor's child. what does this all mean? over the last two years, chesterfield county public school division has laid off approximately 500 teach evers and classroom support personnel this la

i am major-general phil volpe, united states army, military co- chair on the dod task force, along with ms. bonnie carroll, who was also the president and .ational director of taps, th ghanian i have had the distinct honor of serving as cochairs alongside many of the distinguished members of our task force. most are prent, but if you were not able to make it today. in a few minutes -- in a w minutes, i will have each of the members introduce themselves. why are we here? as directed by congressional mandate in section 733 national defense authorization act for fiscal year 2009, the secretary has a dovish a task force to examine matters related to -- to establish a task force to examine matters related to the prevention of suide in the military force. the task force is made up of 1 ofessionals who have done research in the field of suicide prevention, clinical care and mental health, military chaplaincy and pastoral care, and military families. additionally, the task force had reckoned -- representation from each of the military branches, army, navy, air force and marine corps. the task w

and the result of that is that the -- today's united states army is a hugely professional combat season four, 's really the best in the world at what it does. but it is also stretched and stressed by the demands of the last nine years. when you think about it we've been deploying at one year-out one year-back for almost five years. and if you'd asked me five years ago if we could have sustained that, i would have said, now, you're crazy. and so the force that we have is usually resilient and usually committed. but i wrestle with this season four's stretched-and-stressed force. and so when i came in, sheila and i traveled around the army and we talked to soldiers and families trying to get a sense of where we were. and i came up with the term that the army was "out of balance," that we were so weighed down by current demands at we couldn't do the things that we knew we needed to do to sustain the volunteer force for the long haul and to prepare to do other things. and i said that because i was hearing at the time, the army was broken, the army was hollow, the army wasn't ready, and that'

none and we know that that whether if you take if you talk about a so-called volunteer army like in the united states you know it's not really a real volunteer army there are different factors that force people to go to to go into the army took the army has as a career so in terms of be average intelligence or the average of capability capacity mental capacity. ability to to make moral judgments i think that they are all perfectly capable of making moral judgments the problem is that there is not enough i think not enough human rights training in the army to explain and to make it clear what is allowed and what is not allowed and then there's not enough accountability soldiers are not held accountable the number of soldiers who are actually prosecuted for violence is so minuscule palestinians are afraid to file complaints because they're one they're fraid of retribution and they know that there will not be sufficient prosecutions talking about the summer months or so it's a matrix just quickly nobody is actually brought to account for the aggressive raid on the gaza bound aid flotilla which of course

united states. they went to walter reed army hospital after that. >>> in a special 7th inning stretch, greatful dead member mickey hart will conduct everyone into a "take me out to the ballgame" with kazoos. it's to honor jerry garcia. >>> coming up on the news at 5:00, in just about an hour from now, a 42-year-old livermore woman is due in court on charges she sexually abused two young boys. >>> and do whales talk to each other? researchers from san francisco state spent months recording the sound is off the california coast. >>> our next newscast is the news at 5:00. thanks so much for joining us this afternoon. have a great day.

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the united states of america is waging war within its own army. kill no advantage it is on no one sign. and human losses are quite significant. is it possible to win the war against sexual assault in the u.s. armed forces sex in the army on our. morning news today violence is once again flared up the film these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china corporations are today. this is our to you live from moscow on the news now with the week's main stories and today's news moscow is again enveloped in small as firefighters battle russell's rampant wildfires that have left over three thousand homeless but there is progress emergency services say the area affected by the burning forests has been reduced by two thirds in a week. over thirty nations have marked the sixty fifth anniversary of america's atomic attack on the japanese city of nagasaki but the a bombs her with a collective see is still felt by its victims eight hundred thousand people were killed in the explosion at the end of world war two. just as campaign

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these individuals are not in the united states army. they're not in the military, and they're not employees of the government. their private contractors. these individuals, on a regular basis, have access to some of the most sensitive intelligence gathered and produced in this country. they simultaneously work for the u.s. government, for foreign governments, and for multinational corporations. what is to say that there wasn't a security breach from one of those individuals? of the real question we have now in terms of national security is not about bradley manning. it is about the radical outsourcing of our national security policy to for-profit corporations to answer to their bottom line and profits more than they do to their flag and their country. and yet almost no one talked about that on capitol hill. it is a non issue. why? because of the campaign finance issue in this country. war is business and business is good. democrats and republicans alike take huge contributions from the war industry. it is the responsibility of journalis

army and all of the things that we. have gone through i wish that the people. united states the people of vietnam and all nations always live in peace and understanding . since the end of five years ago many things in vietnam have changed in some can expected ways. one of the buildings of the jail but us in bates nicknamed the hanoi hilton is now indeed a moat and the hotel. the u.s. flag is often seen side by side with the vietnamese flag on the facades of the joint ventures college undergraduates domes to modern pop music near a monument to soviet leader of libya met lending. but one thing remains the same. team in mosul liam is guarded around the clock by the soldiers of the vietnamese army the army the guadalupe.

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hasn't stepped up to the plate plate and said it's this is not a christian i mean it's an army of the united states of america which is a nation of christians of muslims of atheists of jews and all sorts of different regions well that's something i want to ask is good with the christianity obviously very prevalent the military but is there pressure to subscribe to christian beliefs and there's an entire organization called the military religious freedom foundation and they have a number of clients who say that there is this dangerous feeling of coercion and that it's not enough to be a christian but you have to be the right kind of christian and hold the the right types of beliefs and never seen that kind of pressure. oh you know in the military there is some of that pressure but i mean i was been i've been a pastor of a bit of a jellicoe mega church i went to seminary and i've been a part of the christian tradition for a long time and and even in the christian tradition the civilian world there's an increased pressure for those that are in the military to. follow a christian doctrine i have never

these individuals are not in the united states army. they're not in the military, and they're not employees of the government. their private contractors. these individuals, on a regular basis, have access to some of the most sensitive intelligence gathered and produced in this country. they simultaneously work for the u.s. government, for foreign governments, and for multinational corporations. what is to say that there wasn't a security breach from one of those individuals? of the real question we have now in terms of national security is not about bradley manning. it is about the radical outsourcing of our national security policy to for-profit corporations to answer to their bottom line and profits more than they do to their flag and their country. and yet almost no one talked about that on capitol hill. it is a non issue. why? because of the campaign finance issue in this country. war is business and business is good. democrats and republicans alike take huge contributions from the war industry. it is the responsibility of journalis

army colonel things the united states means that it's not ruling out military action against iran it's misjudged and provocative. that type of action military action against iran is inappropriate the united states of america has tremendous military capability but why do you have to go pushing it in the face of a memory one that we could do this we could take military action well we know that but all it is is a provocative statement that makes those in iran feel very uneasy that they are truly being targeted again by the united states and by israel the increased sanctions that we see that the united states is putting on is another layer of cation in their mind that they are the target we are warning president obama to be very very careful about anything that comes out of israel as far as the they are assessment that military force needs to be used on iran. that was an end run and every time a u.s. army colonel turned peace activist and still ahead in the program we report on what's in store next to the powers ceiling don't. temple's in as she settles into five star luxury stables to hel