walsh: i will go first. certainly the navy is aware of the force structure assessment, determining that greater than 355 ships is the plan and how long is that funding going to be consistent? so if you look at the 30-year shipbuilding plan, we have capacity at our shipyards where weincrease capacity, were can build warships if we get more money to accelerate at a faster rate. congress can help accelerate that. that would certainly -- we would be fully in support of that. we are on a path now where we are shipg to the lha class with america, tripoli coming on -- coming on line now. we have our led's alex are. all of this to get us to that 38-ship requirement we are looking for. with thefew years modernization money we have had, we have been focused on readiness. the marines have been operating very hard. they are focusing on readiness, getting the readiness of the ships as the first focus. now it is capacity and the number of ships we need and close behind that, part of the equation is the capability on the s

our friend jim walsh there talking about the ramifications for global security, and peace and whatnot, ruth, but let's talk about what we tend to talk about more often than not here. the politics of this. president trump politically. the risks. how -- how steep are the risks for him here? >> there are risks, but i have to say there are also enormous potential benefits. not just the nobel peace prize. which i don't think you should be counting on, donald, setting up a space on your book shelf for that quite yet, but, look. people were rattled some months ago with the talk of fire and fury. people, which i say people, i mean the voters. people out there -- think that talking is better than not talking, and being at the brink of a negotiation is better than being at the brink of a potential nuclear conflagration.

it started, i was on monday night on erin burnett show april ryan was on with me and joan walsh. the next day they came after me. then i was on several times or a couple more times in the week and saturday morning i was on and victor blackwell and i had a good, spirited debate and after that within 10 minutes of getting off the air i started getting death threats via email and people calling and leaving voice mails. it is -- it's not just what they are saying, ainsley, it's the way their voice, the way they are saying it the hatred in their voice. it's really kind of stare. i have been in politics for 10 years, i got my start in the tea party movement. i'm used to be calling names. i have thick skin. i let it roll off my back but this has been taken to a whole another level. people need to calm down. i have a family. and when my daughter heard

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let's talk about this -- about what happened with joe walsh. the members of the house where he served for a while all believed the president lies all the time. hell of a statement, any way. they all believe he's a liar. incredible statement. >> i covered capitol hill. there are a lot of -- when you talk to republicans off the record, a lot of you give you this link, we know he messes with the truth. we understand this is a lie. we can't say it out loud because we're scared of our district. >> i'm a little uncomfortable with us making joe walsh the final arbiter of who's telling the truth and who doesn't. there's a reason he's no longer in congress. joe walsh doesn't have any idea what donald trump says or who he is -- >> you don't think the back room chatter -- >> i'm not talking about that. us using joe walsh -- >> i doubt he has many friends. >> i think he does for the most part. if he shows up and comes to congress and talks to them as he has recently, that is something that still means something. it's important to them. >> my reporting tell

the story how bill walsh discovered him.see a quarter a back who played for clemson, and dwight was going out to play golf, and he decided, i will answer the phone. and he needed a receiver the quarterback can throw to. and walsh fell in love with a guy with great hands and caught everything. turned out to be a guy a lot of people loved here. and in the nfl. sadly gone at age 61. >>> the warriors flew out to cleveland today. they took with them a 2-0 series lead in the nba finals and a healthier an dry iguodala. he got hurt in the finals genls the rockets. he missed six post season games since then with a bone bruise. espn reports he has gone through a work out and he is spain free. the way he guards lebron, he's great. game three wednesday night here on abc 7. >> what was your best case scenario where the giants would be when madison bum gardner came back with his broken pinkie. he will make his first start of 2018 tomorrow. welcome to ice station zebra. cool and crisp, you might say. giants down 2-0 and mccutchen with a ho

for the nfl draft clark happened to answer the hoine when walsh called...m fuller during the workout... and came away so impressed with clark that... he vowed to draft clark... which he did in the 10th round clark came to training camp with his golf clubs... he expected he would be cut and wanted to play pebble beaxch before returning home to south carolina... as it ended up it was years before clark was able to get out to pebble last october dwight clark was honored at levi's stadium... as he publically said goodbye to the 49ers faithfull... almost 30 members of the niners 1981 super bowl team were there... including joe montana... and even some... like steve young... who weren't on that team.. were also in attendance... clark... a two- time super bowl champion... two-time all-pro... was already is suffering from a-l-s... which he announced back in may his former teammates were decked out in clark's familiar number-87 jersey... they had a team reunion before the game... and a special cerimony on the field for clark at sat up in a box with former 49ers owne

so i have -- to save time, i'm going to go to director mcguire and commander walsh on these costs because we don't -- we don't agree with the costs as presented, so turn it over. >> supervisor cohen: okay. >> supervisors, the budget request is 2 million in the first year and 1 million in the second year, dearrivrived by t actual purchase and training, that we don't have the funds to train officers as we roll them out. essentially, my understanding with respect to the training costs that are itemized here, is that this is salary's cost. ultimately, it could be represented as overtime. we wouldn't necessarily run our trainings on overtime, but again, we're not asking for additional budget to pay officers to train. they're already paid, and we would assign them or detail them to the training as appropriate. and i'm happy to answer anymore questions about the details of the cost analysis. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. supervisor fewer? >> supervisor fewer: yes. [inaudible] >> supervisor fewer: i'd like to ask the b.l.a. on this report that actually h has $.5 million set aside for integratio

jim walsh, senior research associate at mit and dr. michael rubin, resident scholar at the american and -- enterprise institute. welcome. pursuant to rules witnesses will be sworn in before they testify. please rise and raise your right hand. >> do you solemnly swear and affirm the testimony is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god. all witnesses answered in the affirmative. to allow time for discussion limit your testimony to five minutes. your entire written statement will be made part of the record. the clock in front of you shows remaining times. the light will turn yellow when you have 30 seconds left. and red when time is up. if you hear me banging this, it means wrap it up. also press a button to turn on your microphone before speaking. i will recognize mr. goldberg for five minutes. >> thank you so much. i am honored to be here a few years ago i was sitting behind the desk advising members on how to grow people like me. go easy. i will start off by summarizing my initial remarks. i would like to

bill walsh was going to work out of clemson.ight clark was on his way out to play golf and picked up the phone. walsh said is there someone there who can catch passes? clark said i am on a team and can do that he caught everything. walsh invited him to camp. he went through a long torturous process and the cuts came. they finished the cuts and got to the 45 man roster. wright called his dad and said i think i made the team. the next day, there were free agents who were cut. it was a miracle he made the team. he was actually a daft receiver . a plate the game and did a quick job of it he always said joe montana which i to throw his pass away. if he hadÃif you had a chance to meet him, he would smile. he made your day a little bit better. of all the things to happen to someone, for him to have this devastating disease to take away so much of what he gave to other people, it was a tragedy. >> we know a lot of fans are sad to see that happen. thank you so much for sharing your experiences of meeting dwight clark. who passed away tod

louis walsh was there but now simon cowell has decided something has to change.thosejon lewis adverts will appear and get what they need, those huge audiences. so this maybe does feel like a bit of a last chance salunkhe smack the x factor, names like craig david, louis tomlinson from one direction being bandied about. if one member of one direction is not involved next year, i will be very surprised. we also have to talk about the comedian michael mcintyre. people are seeing here is what stolen, windows smashed in his car, waiting for his children outside school last week. he was back on stage, in dublin last night. he seemed quite happy and talked about it on stage as well? yes, the first of four magnates in dublin. there is nothing more painful than watching a man reading out someone else's jokes, but strapping, i'm going to do it, we can do it together! be fully addressed the issue on stage, and started off quite serious, saying it was touch and go whether he would do the show but said he wanted to do it. he confirmed his rolex had been stolen. then he said,

walsh discovered clark when he came to clemson university to scout clark's teammate quarterback steve. >> he said you were a wide receiver, weren't you? and i told him i was and he said would you mind comi running some routes? i don't have anybody to run routes for me while steve throws and so i did and just had one of those really fortunate days where i caught everything. >> you can say that again. of course, less than three years later he makes the catch and becomes one of the most famous athletes in bay area history. h, and ha >>> the giants selected catcher joey bart second overall in tonight's major league baseball draft. he's out of georgia tech and has a last name that work pretty well here in the bay area. k uber when he bart tweeted tonight the sf giants never go wrong when they choose bart, but joey bart apparently took uber when he was visiting with the giants last week. >>> anyway hunter pence back in the lineup the first time since april18th, had one hit and later buster puts this ball on ebay. the giants put up seven runs in the 4th inning. pablo sandoval will get plenty

joining me n are wilson walsh consultant sn walsh. reporter marreese is an lagos. and christine m duk welcome to all of you. sean, how significant are these latest poll numbers showing republicanoh cox in second plagues in t place in the governor's race? >> incredibly signit, not just for california but nationally. cox in second place maymectually the republican turnout for the congressional seats that nancy pelosi is coonting those five seats in california to turn the house, goes out the. win so it's really, really important. >> how did this happen? did trump's endorsement play a big role? >> i thinkt helped. cox has been getting support from republican establishment folks for the last few months. he did succeed inng gettyou know, support from kevin mccarthy who is the hopeful house speaker. wohe's beening very hard to get a lot of endorsements. and i think a cole of tweets om trump is going to help, especially in a race where you have travis allen, state assembly men who are not well-known statewide. >> and christine, southern california. you've been covering the

general walsh had within his subsets of priorities. one of those would be an armed uas that's operating from a ship. there are all kinds of armed uas today, but few that can operate from aship, so we're pursuing some technology in that way. then a real focus effort in the rest of '18 and into '19 will be logistics modernization. if we have this concept of expeditionary advanced bases across widely distributed areas, how do we sustain that force? what do we have in terms of logistics distribution and what do we need for the future, you know, how do we get there, what's going to be manned, what's going to be unmanned what type of surface connectors are going to moving logistics in which ways, at what volume. tremendous asset coming to the fleet is going to be the ch-53 kilo, an incredible machine that can lift 91,000 pounds, gross weight. it can lift loads upwards and probably in excess of 36,000 pounds. it can hit three separate independent zones because it's got three independent sling loads that can resupply and sustain it over 12,000

. >> reporter: dave walsh is president-elect of the california association of realtors. walsh says hackers are now targeting virtually every home buyer, seller, and agent. >> there's bots everywhere now, and they're simply attacking any server, including the real estate professional servers for any kind of data they can get. >> reporter: as for cindy, she hit a brick wall with the banks, brokers, and even police. so she turned to us. we contacted both agents, and they blamed each other. the seller's agent, jeffrey first, insisted that he sent the proper financial instructions to cindy's agent in ohio before cindy got the bogus one. first told united stats cindy's opened the e-mail on his cell phone, and he believes that is where the breach occurred. but cindy's agent says first was to blame. an attorney representing carlin's firm says a preliminary investigation indicates the fraudulent wire instructions came from someone who was able to hack the e-mail account of the listing ent, jeffrey first. agents what they'll do to help cindy get her money back. jeffrey first didn'

. >>> joining me now, national security analyst jim walsh. jim, thanks so much for being with us.ations with north korea back in 2005, the six-party talks. that was one of the four nuclear agreements that north korea made and then broke at various stages. what will make this sit-down different? >> well, i do think the agreed framework, it lasted for eight years. we had eight years without a long-range missile test or a nuclear test. that sounds pretty good to my ears these days. but i wasn't -- in 2005, we weren't really having negotiations when i was in north korea. when i was in north korea, i was there in the capacity of a private citizen, and we used to do that back then because there weren't diplomatic relations and sometimes the north koreans would tell you stuff and you would take that back to your government. i remember sitting across the table from the head of the six-party delegation and is now foreign minister. it's me on one side and a bunch of north korean officials on the other side. i had come here by myself and i was a little worried about my security. they said, m

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. >> supervisor, if i could just restate what commander walsh said, the perunit price is $600 less. that's no guesswork. we believe we can negotiate lower, but the retail price, starting, there's a $600 discrepancy. retail is $600 lower, so i want to make sure that fact is known to the committee here. >> supervisor cohen: yeah, thank you. the retail price is less, which means you can either buy more units in the budget allocation. >> well, it accounts for some of the discrepancy that was mentioned here. and we believe that we can go actually lower than that with a negotiated price, but we're starting at a $600 less retail price. >> supervisor cohen: let me ask a question because a policy decision has been made by the police commission, and they have made a decision to outfit officers with the tasers. >> correct, yes. >> supervisor cohen: so then, you have members of the -- of this body that's approving the budget, and if they don't fund it, what happens? what happens with the policy directive that the commission has given to the department? you know, like, i don't know. maybe that's

fergus walsh, bbc news, cambridge. thejohn lewis partnership has issued a profit warning. to zero in the first half of the year — and the annual figure would be substantially lower than last year. the group is to close five waitrose stores. the bank of england says the uk has made positive progress on handling the risk to financial services because of brexit. but it says there has been a lack of similar action from the eu. the boss of nissan has added his voice to those of senior figures from the car industry regarding brexit. 0ur economics editor, kamal ahmed, is here what did he have to say? 0ur economics editor, kamal ahmed, is here, what did he have to say? well, last week of course we had the chief executive of the head of the ukfor chief executive of the head of the uk for bmw, this week the chief executive of the japanese car maker nissan, both big car companies looking for clarity on that brexit deal. nissan employs 7,000 people in the uk, the british, the biggest british car plant is in sunderland. they export 80% of the 500,000 cars they make every year, the chie

in 1979 bill walsh went to clemson to scout a quarterback named steve fuller. on the receiving end of the fuller passes was his college roommate, dwight clark. walsh doesn't draft fuller, but he saw something in clark and picked him in the 10th round, but as joe montana flects, dwht was no lock to make the team. >> he started out in 1979 as rookies together and my roommate who never unpacked his bag. he always thought he was going to get cut. >> clark ended up playing his entire career with the 49ers. he's best known for the catch in 1981's nfc championship game that kickstarted the 49ers' run to all those super bowls. clark spoke publicly for the final time in november and described his battle with als. >> my condition, als, is a tough opponent, but i'm battling every day. like the '84 bears' defense, it hits you from all directions. now i'm praying for another catch, a cure for this dreaded disease. i'm praying for a research doctor out there with the equivalent arm of joe montana. >> dwight clark was 61 years old. the last time the san francisco giants had t

i would like to acknowledge the president -- the presence of john walsh, who was appointed to facilitate the production of documents which were not being produced in a timely fashion. complaints that the situation in my opinion has improved considerably. we have new issues we will address here today. waschurch committee established on a bipartisan basis and shared by frank church in 1975 to review surveillance abuses, including the improper surveillance of an american icon, looking jr., and other prominent -- martin luther king jr., and other prominent individuals. the church committees finding resulted in the foreign intelligence surveillance act. secrecyk to balance the of agents with americans civil liberties. we have found ourselves once before in a situation where intelligence agencies violated their oath to uphold and defend the constitution. the agencies exercise their responsibilities in a manner unworthy of officials. often happen because of power. power to influence and collect tositive information and wield surveillance tools in improper ways. that power can and has been abuse

fergus walsh, our medical correspondence there.ing growing anger over his government‘s policy of separating migrant children from their parents at the country‘s border with mexico. he said on social media that illegal immigrants should not be allowed to "pour into and infest" the united states. the president is discussing legislative plans with us senators, as our correspondent nick bryant reports. outraged that children being taken from their parents is now being voiced in the street. this protest outside the border protection agency enforcing a zero tolerance approach to illegal immigrants. demonstrators adamant that families should remain together. i find it horrifying. adamant that families should remain together. ifind it horrifying. it's just unacceptable, it is evil, it is disgusting and it‘s an embarrassment to the united states. this is a moral catastrophe and we are breaking up families and it has two end now. sobs and cries said to be from central american children separated from their parents have cut through this debat

walsh had with the subset. one would be an armed us, and could operate from a ship so we are pursuing the technology in that way. and into 18-19, logistics modernization. if we had a concept of expeditionary bases, with logistics distribution, and what the surface connectors, in what volume. it will be the ch 53, could lift 91,000 pounds gross weight, lift loads up words, and has three independent sling loads that can supply and sustain 12,000 pounds each. that is ammunition, fuel and whatever we need. that is just one piece of several things we are looking at in development that help us get through logistics challenges of resupplying and sustaining, quickly setting up, breaking down and relocating, maybe 24 hours, breakdown in moves, 72 hours, and we need a log system that can support the concept. >> i'm going to ask maren about the think tanks, and what should the marine corps be thinking more about. >> i completely agree with the general themes in my mind, focus on information, spectrum warfare is overdue an

was drafted by the 49ers in the 10th round after bill walsh watched him catch passes from a quarterback the 49ers were looking at in the draft... word is clark brought his golf clubs to training camp... planning to play pebble beach after he was cut before he went back home to north carolina of course he not only made the team... but played nine seasons with the 49ers... becoming one of the best receivers in the nfl... and a favorite target... and good friend... of joe montana last october... only month after announcing he had als... chark said goodbye to the 49ers faithful... and he gave special thanks to eddie debartolo... who committed himsf to taking care of clark when he fell ill...(sot: clark) (ken) the san francisco 49ers organization has responded to the news of dwight clark's passing as well tonight. ((vicki/dbl bx)) kron 4's j.r. stone is live at levi's stadium ..... with more on that part of the story. j.r. (j.r.)the niners issued a statement today calling this a tremendous loss and saying that they are mourning one of the most beloved figures in 49ers history. former 49ers p

gets underway the trophy itself is finally in moscow off to touring more than fifty countries john walsh on piano summative performed a rerun of one thousand nine hundred by holding it aloft amid a carnival atmosphere now that trophy will be presented to the winning captain up to the final in the russian capital in on july fifteenth. you're watching news in berlin wall at the top of the hour thank you for watching. what. you can tell a lot about a society by its garbage. says it's good for the rich but for many poor people who don't first their only chance of survival. and i can remember for today just like our. own reporters travel to nairobi to work and to meet people who know the true value of garbage. it has created a thriving economy. but it doesn't have this mean for economic inequality or. you guys are starting class war the response to that statement should be yes we are starting players won't be. the rich to try them exclusively are starting to look on w. . mark on the arson attack in the town of sorting it in one thousand nine hundred three was one of the worst cases of xeno ph

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let's bring in jim walsh, research associate specializing in international security at m.i.t. security studies program. peter baker, "new es" and msnbc political analyst. ambassador chris hill, now an msnbc diplomacy contributor. chris, you were shaking your head the entire time we played that presidential -- that president sound bite about what he believes he's getting in return from north korea, and talking about the war games being stopped. >> first of all, these are exercises. these are densive exercises ta which we test the capacity of our troops to work with south korean troops to come together and deal with a threat coming from the north. so far, no one has ever called them war games before, before last night. secondly, the notion that we should go ahead and at the behest of kim jong-un and dance el them and to the regret of the south koreans is rather odd in and of itself. so yes, the summit is historic, but maybe not for the reasons that the president would like. he comes out, he signs something with chairman king. there's no explanation of what he's signing. e crowd

also with me, jim walsh, a research associate specializing in international security at m.i.t. security studies program. kelly o., start with you. what do we know about this meeting between president trump and this north korean official, this top north korean spy named kim yong-chol? >> reporter: good afternoon, kregg. scene setting. i am outside the west wing and there are cameras in greater numbers than even on busy days by trump standards. even outside the west gate where the public can walk back and forth. a number of photographers are camped out in a position we don't typically see and all kinds of other vantage points where journalists are trying to get the first glimpse of what is a historic moment. a north korean high-level official comes to the white house. it hasn't happened before and something that must be documented. so even by the typical ups and downs of the trump era, big news at any moment, this is pinning the meter. we expect john bolton, the president's national security adviser, and john kelly, the president's chief of staff, will greet kim yong-chol as he a

this one from anthony walsh, off sumat sumatra. what we're getting, well, just watch it.motion formation of the most beautiful wave which he is inside and it is just framed spectacularly. >> it's got to be a super surreal experience, right? >> you think we could replicate something like this in any kind of theme park ride where you could stand on a board and the water would automatically come up and curl around you? >> but you're not actually -- >> you're safe. you don't have to do the work. >> i'm never going to learn to surf well enough pto experience this incredible thrill. >> never say never. i think a lot of that rush comes from taming the wave as opposed to creating the effect but it's a pretty stunning video. >>> men, listen. >> this time, he might have a point. because let's be honest, christian, when it comes to our hair and makeup, there is no in between. it's either all or nothing. >> kind of. t wein so mh of it. in betweenies. e making his point. >> if your wife, kboigirlfriend loves makeup, never, ever believe her if she says she's not going to do that much.

walsh laws to the. china's one she province has become famous for its large number of elderly many age one hundred or older one when used investigates in the region hold the secrets to a long and healthy life. on al-jazeera. getting to the heart of the matter if will stuff i can do that such a supreme leader calls you today and says let's have talks would you accept facing realities what do you think reunification of look like there are two people think the peace for unification is the only option for prosperity of south korea hear their story on talk to al-jazeera. with bureaus spawning six continents across the. corresponding living brain the stories they tell of this was not just the box office that's the sound. we're at the mercy of the russian camp for palestinian. salute in world news. circumstances and facts that point her to this murder confessions are useless without corroboration she thought that they are questioning her about her being a victim of a rape not a suspect in a murder case newly f

for over three years i ceased control to tell royals walsh calls groove and rock group is driven out by two thousand and seventeen local butchers and searching for fugitives reaching out the harshest justice of suspect parties it's a good club or it is one of those french frivolousness is led by a woman. journalist tom cloying what's a research. how many years how do those even less than the old town for the holidays mean nothing the out of all of. you to see the big of the down with you off the idea tell me the change you want to. feel i mean it's among the many. reasons this now share got you know where to find you talk and hour on why he die a nothing in a case of not just mocked oh yes and a do to open a don't close me. between two thousand and fourteen and two thousand and seventeen launch an area of northern iraq well into isis control. us back to iraqi forces we covered this territory. by september two thousand and sixteen managed to push the insurgents out of the cities you can pull out she kept district which lies between the cities of to create to mosul. but isolated pocket

in fifteen years for a gold medal the team was kept in by walsh when rowing digs in the sport featured daniel sturridge craig bellamy going through shelby i'm so tired but it seems into the future any school or northern irishman and guess how we went out in the quarter finals on penalties the good news is we didn't lose to germany. in south korea at the twenty six think games in rio great britain thin and so it seemed to scotland wales and northern ireland didn't fancy joining going there were very very low grade. so would you guys like to see a couple and great races eleven at the next olympic games in tokyo twenty twenty just imagine it gareth bale harry came and well craig see that. it's not all about england some fans of more than one nationality like make up so. high and he could not make each or an acquittal because all the names from japan just like him might that series again filming with his home and that's my mom it's the german as you can see they say the world cup is coming up and that all fans want their home country to him. what does that mean for me should i root for jap

back in the united states or former american priest patrick walsh. since the one nine hundred ninety s. has been a close up witness of pedophile scandal. and is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos i'm in bill fit to dismiss it to you like you know there's this isn't my cup of tea is going up the study hall maybe a bit of. old john philadelphia. the only palestinians is gets the most help from its jerusalem counterparts i don't think this is about those who in the world under the ocean vision didn't know who could do this. and that is a lot at that age to have to display any of the muscle that you have an identical t.v. in the doesn't seem to do more among us also because often. follow we're here in st petersburg attending the annual st petersburg international economic forum for our topic is from the atlantic to the pacific we all know the world is changing we talk about what moves these changes and who's behind. when a loved one is murdered it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder of f

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fergus walsh, bbc news, cambridge.el dowden said he did not consider evacuating the tower even as residents came out coughing and covered in soot. the inquiry heard that a more senior officer would usually have overseen a fire of that scale. our home affairs correspondent, tom symonds reports from the inquiry. a daunting prospect. michael dowden was grilled for hours about the night he was incident commander in the first hour of a major disaster. what did he see, do, order others to do, what did he consider doing?“ you had decided to adopt a strategy of full—scale evacuation, could you give me some kind of idea of what you would need in terms of firefighters and equipment at that moment? there were regular long pause as i has he attempted to formulate his answers.” pause as i has he attempted to formulate his answers. i cannot comment on that because that is something i have not had experience of. it is a hypothetical question andl of. it is a hypothetical question and i really want to talk about my reactions that nigh

paul walsh is at the forefront of helping companies prepare for upcoming weather events. he's the director of weather strategy at ibm global services. paul, thanks for being here. >> thanks, becky >> first, if we're talking about more destructive storms, is this because companies and people are building on floodplains. is it because we're building more expensive properties than we ever did before or is it because the storms and storm surges are that much worse than they used to be >> i think it's a combination of both obviously, the sea levels are rising when you have higher sea levels and storms on top of that, the destruction of the storms is increasing and when you have properties right along the coast, there's more properties at risk, so the problem just compounds itself. >> what we just saw about boston, is that a situation that's unique, or are there other cities facing the same situation? >> absolutely other cities miami, new orleans, norfolk, where the navy is looking very hard at having to move infrastructure >> after all the devastating storms we saw last year,

walsh, five minutes. it is an honor to appear again before your committee and written testimony i address a number of issues including those addressed by my colleagues. i want talk about the negative consequences. my summary judgment is the jcp oa successfully address the national security interest in the gulf. preventing iran to that. and having no real strategy to replace it with the the administration is increased the risk in the middle east and raised the probability of the conflict between the u.s. in iran. and worse and the very problems it was trying to solve. if you are there are good reasons why secretary of defense matus he may have to respond to what happens next had both argued for state and the jcp oa as have chairman royce in thornberry. it does not meanwhile developed at this stage. he said that the day before the president's announcement. if he were the iranians he probably when it negotiate with the u.s. under these circumstances. the u.s. has gone from being part of the largest nonprolif

drjim walsh is an expert in international security and a research associate at the massachusetts institutea for talks with officials about nuclear issues. he's in cambridge massachusetts. i want to get your reactions of what has been unfolding here on the island of. well, i have to be honest, i am stunned. almost speechless. it would be a terrible interview if i was. we all knew it was coming. that is not a surprise. i have been working on this for more than 18 years and see those two standing together, smiling, putting their arms around each other, to see kim jong—un talking in a public forum entering a question, making a public comment with the president of the, i don't know if i ever thought i would see that. and giving myself a night off and tonight i willjust say i am stunned. i can't believe what is happening in front of my eyes. it very much is happening, it is real. there is no fake is here. it is quite interesting to hear say that. like you have said, you have been working on this the decades of. you are privy to the conversations that took place leading up to this eventin that to

walsh our owns division was taking heavy casualties and the chinese form a seven hundred fifty strong israeli paratroops force was advancing towards the canal across the genes. by midnight they had reached the crossing point. the. current troop. reached we can all laugh tracks and carry with them after a rubber boots. and they crossed uncertain of what they would find on the other side and the first. car bomb gave us another back. yo clear and they didn't go in there they stablished a bridge here so there's now an israeli presence on the western bank. but despite the desperate efforts of the israelis the road to the canal remains closed find entire egyptian infantry brigade. but there was one ray of light for the israelis and mechanized rafts could move independently across open terrain. and by six thirty on the morning of the sixteenth of october fifteen rafts had reached the canal and began ferrying tanks to the west. just when we arrived there and it's quiet. and we are there we have there on the come out sharon sense between twelve to twenty tanks across the cannot and what happen