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. >> brown: and david kortright, a very brief last wd, please. >> well, use of these weapons would be war crime and we should take action against it. that's why i think we need to get the evidence solid, and go through the u.n. security council. start with don teminations, begin sanctions and get russia on our side to put pressure on the regime. that's most important thing we could do in countering the use of these weapons. >> brown: of. >> brown: all right, david kortright, kori schake, thank you very much. >> woodruff: still to come on the "newshour": congress steps in to get airlines back on time; u.s. clothing makers' efforts to keep foreign factory workers safe; shields and brooks analyze the week's newsnd lry tlin on country music legend, george jones. but first, the other news of the day. here's hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: the surviving boston marathon bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev is now at a federal prison medical center. the 19-year-old was transferred overnight to a facility in central massachusetts 40 miles west of boston. he had been treated at boston's beth isr

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if wd sense 2011 the realization this was a fact that was going to happen in 2013 we would be in a better position, would we not, general? >> if you are asking me did we take the long approach, yes. i think this strategic management review allows us to understand the impact and articulate to the congress of the united states with the effect of the sequestration would be. but please remember, too we are still trying to figure out how to observe the 487 billion of the budget control act so this is not a the deepest budget cut in the history. it's the steepest tomorrow. >> thank you. in terms of senator wicker's request we hear from you by the end of may can you give a status report by the end of may even if you haven't made that decision let us know where you are and include in that report the response of the department to the wounded warrior is legislation that we pass. the internet interpol portability let us know what became of that and how interoperable systems or as part of your response to the request and give us again that status report even if you haven't completed your decision. >>

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package of military compensation proposals to take into consideration congressional concerns society wd those from f.y. 2013. these changes save about $1.4 $12.8 in 2014 and billion from 2014-2018. this package includes a modest slowing of military pay by implementing a 1% pay raise for service members in 2014. the department is seeking additional changes to the tricare program in the f.y. 2014 budget to bring the beneficiaries' cost share closer to the levels envisioned when the program was implemented. survivors of military members who died in office and on active duty or medley retired members who would be excluded from all tricare increases. even after the proposed changes in fees, tricare still remains a very substantial benefit. these adjustments to pay and benefits were among the most carefully considered and difficult choices in the budget. they were made with the strong support of the joint chiefs of staff and the senior enlisted leadership. in recognition that in order to sustain these benefits over the long-term, without dramatically reducing the size or readiness of the forc