news corp will become the name of the publishing asset while 21st century fox will be the umbrella. news corp gained more than 66% in the year-long run up to the split. shares were down a fraction today closing at 3167. >>> the pharmacy benefit manager landed a ten-year deal with significa cigna to manage the plans. >>> quest core, a big mover today in a deal, the company acquired a treatment for auto immune diseases. it plans to seek u.s. approval for the drug called cinakvin. it traded at ten times normal volume closing at 42.11%. >>> bananas, now 90-year-old david murdoch wants to buy more of them. he owns 40% of the company and wants to buy the rest for a little more than a billion dollars. murdoch told the new york times back when he was 88 that he wanted to live to be 125. not sure i would bet against him. investors took murdoch seriously today, shares up more than 22% as you see there on heavy volume. >>> and still ahead, the big risk facing some of the biggest media companies and the lengths they are going to to fend off the competition. but first, how the international mark

counselor corp and the members that are here as well and the official family commissioners for being here too. and you know, zurich is a special city, it has been one for many years and we have established way back with mayor brown for the international flight between zurich and san francisco and i think that was one of the immediate benefits that we had but on an ongoing basis we have always enjoyed the cultural exchanges very fabulously and our symphonies and our music and now, with the reflection of some of the great art that is going on here, we are wanting to establish for each other the appreciation for things like jazz that keep our cities vibrant. and a part of a good culture in zurich as well. and many of you know that we have recently opened up the new jazz center in san francisco and so i have invited mayor mach to make sure that they sees that. she obviously recall hearse visits here with the golden gate bridge and i explained to her a minute ago of the great celebration that we had a couple of years ago with the 76th anniversary and i explained to her that the bridge is

news corp will become the name of the publishing asset while 21st century fox will be the umbrella. news corp gained more than 66% in the year-long run up to the split. shares were down a fraction today closing at 3167. >>> the pharmacy benefit manager landed a ten-year deal with significa cigna to manage the plans. >>> quest core, a big mover today in a deal, the company acquired a treatment for auto immune diseases. it plans to seek u.s. approval for the drug called cinakvin. it traded at ten times normal volume closing at 42.11%. >>> bananas, now 90-year-old david murdoch wants to buy more of them. he owns 40% of the company and wants to buy the rest for a little more than a billion dollars. murdoch told the new york times back when he was 88 that he wanted to live to be 125. not sure i would bet against him. investors took murdoch seriously today, shares up more than 22% as you see there on heavy volume. >>> and still ahead, the big risk facing some of the biggest media companies and the lengths they are going to to fend off the competition. but first, how the international mark

and you have a son in the marine corps, pretty proud, huh? >> yeah. >> the point is they can't do it for you. i know you're motivated. just believe it or not, that is the easy part. the hard part is tonight when you get out. you've been in custody for so long. the court wishes you well, good luck. >> thanks. >> the judge's ruling is good news for rivas. he decides because of the time she's already done in orange county, she can transfer to a drug rehabilitation program rather than prison. >> remember it wasn't this way, right? >> yeah. >> with all my priors, i've always went upstate, so it's something different for me, something new, and for me it's the last time i'm going to come back. >> you out of here? >> i'm out of here, bunky. yes, ma'am. yes, ma'am. >> bye, paula. >> bye, paula. >> thank you. bye-bye. >> as soon as i touched down downstairs, i'm going to call the program. do what i've got to do, for myself, my family. my son. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> an inmate takes his fights from the streets

about the army corp waks, many fewer women in the minute then. what was their experience in relation to the sexual aggression of the troops? >> well, the waks were the only part of the army not given condoms when they went out on leave, and i think that the waks had their own problems in terms of sexuality. they were often accused of being lesbians, being sexually promiscuous, sexually immoral, that was one of the ways they were undermined, as part of the military. they in contrast to the men tried to keep it very clean. >> and do you see something connective to the warrior culture that a combat military actively engaged in combat that we have then and now to some extent, that there's something in that culture that contains the seeds for this? >> well, i can tell you what about the scandal today, which i follow closely. what looks familiar to me as historian of the

about the army corp waks, many fewer women in the minute then. what was their experience in relation to the sexual aggression of the troops? >> well, the waks were the only part of the army not given condoms when they went out on leave, and i think that the waks had their own problems in terms of sexuality. they were often accused of being lesbians, being sexually promiscuous, sexually immoral, that was one of the ways they were undermined, as part of the military. they in contrast to the men tried to keep it very clean. >> and do you see something connective to the warrior culture that a combat military actively engaged in combat that we have then and now to some extent, that there's something in that culture that contains the seeds for this? >> well, i can tell you what about the scandal today, which i follow closely. what looks familiar to me as historian of the 1940s, the u.s. military in the second world war had a complete double faced attitude towards sex. officially, prostitution was prohibited, according to the may act of 1941, but the am

the peace corps. this data hub is going to tap into all these different databases, in order to verify the information you're providing to the exchange. >> peace corps? why is the peace koerpgs -- >> they provide health insurance. >> who can access this information? besides mr. snowden? >> right, well, the way it's described by the hhs is if you're going in to apply for coverage, you put this information in, it's supposed to automatically tap into these things and check it out. lots of people can access the data. there's a separate thing where the exchanges collect and store data on people who have applied. and there are many people that can access that. >> so let's say my income, if i get into the database, about how many people can go in and check to see my income on my tax return? >> i don't even think the hhs could tell you that, because in this filing that they put in in february, they listed people who can get access to your information without you knowing about it. it's contractors, grantees, go

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that is a lot, especially in the marine corp. the marine corps has about seven percent women. a significant amount of women are in my unit and i have two cases right now. two. i know reading the literature out there i have a reporting issue. i am going after that. those are the numbers i work with right now. >> thank you. >> thank you. senator blumenthal? >> colonel, in one of your answers, you describe the way you make a decision, about whether to pursue charges. i know you are not a lawyer. and, by the way, lawyers are sometimes confused about the standards, as well. you said you looked at what was more likely that happened or not, or whether there was a preponderance of evidence, or whether you are 90% sure. 90% sure is guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. those are three separate, different standards. i guess one of the reasons why a lot of folks feel it makes sense to have a trained prosecutors make these decisions, rather than the commanding officer, is that the standards are easily confused, difficult to discern, and i have heard the charge given to the jury about reasonabl

i would offer a little bit from an institutional perspective at the tactical level in the marine corps. that's an area where we could use some improvement. our forces deployed to the western pacific certainly understand this, and they pass it on among themselves. the forces we deploy from southern california and the east coast that float into theater understand disaster assistance and humantarian response very well. that hasn't quite migrated itself into the institutional arena in terms of forces stationed here in the united states as it would relate to defense support to civil authorities. i think that's primarily -- this is not a primary mission for us. it's something that we do pay attention to, of course, as we deploy overseas. not necessarily forces we have here in the states. we do understand immediate response, rolling out the gate to help our neighbors in an immediate nature, but i think not so much in terms of mobilization and deploying inside our country. so, this is an area where opportunities like san francisco fleet week will allow us for, and i believe at some point reall

if you don't get the software on the part in all of the things the general and the marine corps talked about are not going to work right. the of the sensors on the airplane and they have to talk to each other to provide the pilot with a situational awareness he needs to go into those very high threat environments. if you don't get the software talking right to those centers you will have a problem. the good news is over the last two years we have made significant progress in the way that we develop test and field software on the program and cautiously optimistic that in the future what we have learned in the last two years could be applied in the future but that doesn't mean that we are out of the woods yet. from another f35 flying next to you and all the other sensors that we have in our arsenal and put all together to give that pilot a picture. i believe that and i'm cautiously optimistic is because a lot of the foundation of what we need to do in 2016 and 2017 our flight testing today and it's working, it's not working perfectly looking in the software i do not think we can overcome

news corp will become the name of the publishing asset while 21st century fox will be the umbrella. news corp gained more than 66% year-long run up to the split. shares were down a fraction today closing at 3167. >>> the pharmacy benefit manager landed a ten-year deal with significa cigna to manage the plans. >>> quest core, a big mover today in a deal, the company acquired a treatment for auto immune diseases. it plans to seek u.s. approval for the drug called cinakvin. it traded at ten times normal volume closing at 42.11%. >>> bananas, now 90-year-old david murdoch wants to buy more of them. he owns 40% of the company and wants to buy the rest for a little more than a billion dollars. murdoch told the new york times back when he was 88 that he wanted to live to be 125. not sure i would bet against him. investors took murdoch seriously today, shares up more than 22% as you see there on heavy volume. >>> and still ahead, the big risk facing some of the biggest media companies and the lengths they are going to to fend off the competition. but first, how the international markets clo

if the corps pawns today to buy it stolen moment the spotlight a system of government the permits us to rule ourselves the court has cheated both sides robbing the winners of an honest victory in the losers of the peace that comes from a fair defeat we know both of them better this is an argument against marbury vs madison an argument against judicial review it's frankly what his last comment that's that's my argument my concern about roe v wade was that the court stopped the debate in the united states so i'm just curious what you think of what it's a sham like ask you you know you said it from a conservative point of view that yes the judge is having more power than the other branches of be a scary thing is that not scary to you i mean do you want a balance i think the i think that this is trans you know the progressives and conservatives should be equally concerned about this they sat with you know the the unelected branch of government basically saying look we haven't we don't longer have a constitutionally limited representative democratic republic we have a constitutional monar

the contractors are the employers, the web corps the turners, the kay hills, and without them, we could not employ our students, so with that strong support, that is how we have 23 students already placed. so a strong shout out for them as well. [ applause ] and the last partnership that makes the goal are all of the colleagues within the city family that help us in a number of ways including funding, support, and we work with them to identify the projects, that places the students on to just about every department that has anything to do with construction is involved in city build. the port, the airport, the public utilities commission, muni dpw, parks and rec, they are all vital contributers to city bill as well and make this thing go and additional and a new relationship that we started that we hope will be fruitful is our relationship with the san francisco unified school district. as we continue to look for ways to encourage young people to get into the construction industry. so all of that partnership is what makes city bill go and brings us here today for our 16 cycle. so i have

about the army corp waks, many fewer women in the minute then. what was their experience in relation to the sexual aggression of the troops? >> well, the waks were the only part of the army not given condoms when they went out on leave, and i think that the waks had their own problems in terms of sexuality. they were often accused of being lesbians, being sexually promiscuous, sexually immoral, that was one of the ways they were undermined, as part of the military. they in contrast to the men tried to keep it very clean. >> and do you see something connective to the warrior culture that a combat military actively engaged in combat that we have then and now to some extent, that there's something in that culture that contains the seeds for this? >> well, i can tell you what about the scandal today, which i follow closely. what looks familiar to me as historian of the 1940s, the u.s. military in the second world war had a complete double faced attitude towards sex. officially, prostitution was prohibited, according to the may act of 1941, >> the boo

marine corps. a joint exercise like this is very significant for us. >> china's growing maritime presence has prompted the ruling liberal democratic party to take action. it has proposed building an amphibious force similar to the u.s. marine corps. >>> united nations delegations say children are more vulnerable than ever in conflict zones around the world. members of the u.n. security council have adopted a statement condemning violence against young people. demanding warring groups respect the rights of young children. the council heard from the special representative of children in armed conflict. >> the evolving nature and tactics of armed conflict have created unprecedented threats for children. >> she says armys in the country such as syria have recruited children to fight. the security council remains divided over how to address the civil war there. an impact on the regime of president bashar al assad, leaders in russia and china say sanctions are not the answer. >>> drivers in cairo often f

web corp builders we are proud to have many of the graduates working on our projects. and once you are in the field, the opportunities only continue. you know, it is not uncommon for people to expand their horizon and their abilities going to estimating and business development and union representatives, and becoming inspectors for the city and going into management. and you know, those were some of the practical benefits that you ultimately see and for some of you who already have a job, you are already beginning to see those, but in addition to the practical, there is also universal ones and some easy ones like listen to others and make sure that you hear all sides, you know what? because you may not have the best idea. and also, you can accomplish a lot more if you don't care who gets the credit. and stay focused, finish what you start and if you make a mistake or a bad decision, admit it and take care tf and move on. seize the opportunities because whatever plan you might have there are other things that come up and you want to be sure that you take care of all of

afternoon there is real physical results and the pride from your work and the web corp builders we are proud to have many of the graduates working on our projects. and once you are in the field, the opportunities only continue. you know, it is not uncommon for people to expand their horizon and their abilities going to estimating and business development and union representatives, and becoming inspectors for the city and going into management. and you know, those were some of the practical benefits that you ultimately see and for some of you who already have a job, you are already beginning to see those, but in addition to the practical, there is also universal ones and some easy ones like listen to others and make sure that you hear all sides, you know what? because you may not have the best idea. and also, you can accomplish a lot more if you don't care who gets the credit. and stay focused, finish what you start and if you make a mistake or a bad decision, admit it and take care tf and move on. seize the opportunities because whatever plan you might have there are other things that

navy, the marine corps, had something that we really needed. it's called logistics expertise. and we recognized that and with the help of our fleet week association, with the help of our honorary chair, former secretary of state george scholtz, along with senator feinstein who started fleet week, we began to appreciate in addition to appreciating the men and women in uniform and the wonderful attributes of having fleet week and the blue angels and the parade of ships, we could also be working on something very important to this city. all across the world there are examples after example and i know the men and women and leadership of the uss macon know this after their tour of duty these past months, all over the world there are disasters and emergencies that we are responding to and that you have become the humanitarian assistance and the disaster relief that is absolutely needed. why not practice that here? and so two years ago we gathered with our own departments from the port of san francisco to our sheriff to our police and fire, led by our emergency management division, g

has deployed f-16 fighter jets, patriot missiles and also several units from the marine corps and the jordanian government has actually asked for those antiaircraft missiles and those fighter jets to remain here in jordan after these exercises finish. this could technically be the first step in creating some type of a partial no-fly zone along the syrian border. so certainly the u.s. is sending a very strong signal here to the government in syria that it will stand by its allies in this region. >> pelley: clarissa ward in amman. thank you, clarissa. say good-bye to mahmoud ahmadinejad, the iranian president who has taunted america for eight years. over the weekend, iranians elected a new kind of president and we asked elizabeth palmer to fill us in. >> reporter: by the time he cast his own ballot, hassan rouhani knew he was on a roll. during the final days of his campaign, his rallies were drawing vast crowds of young people convinced he could bring reform. over the past eight years under hard line president mahmoud ahmadinejad iran has refused to open its nuclear program to internati

the marine corp. is indicated that the marines expect to save up to $1 billion per year in operation and maintenance cost by having one type of tactical aircraft in inventory and billions of dollars saved over the last decade by not recapitalizing the marine corp. with fourth generation aircraft, and waiting to recapitalize with the f-35. given increase f-35 cost and production delays, is this still true, or is it time to start looking at alternatives? as well as continued commitment to the f 35 program? >> well, thank you, senator cochran. i believe the basic premise of the previous statement, and then connected to the comments that the general made, the basic premise of cost and affordability is true. it's coming down, and as we actually have more flight hours and more shorties and more reliability of the data, we have better ability to predict the actual fly-away cost as well as the cost per flight hour for the aircraft. i come at this a little differently opposed to the gentleman at the other end

the marine corps. h locker to my house. my husband said what is ino there? i said, nude photographs. in he said, come on. s let's open it. no, really, i don't want to well remember sta, nley that way.andi he said, we've got to open it.ey stanley was a great photographer. i have to see those. open we argue td about it for awhilet and when we opened it, it wasn'e t nude photographs at all. it was the most sentimental store of kennedy photographs and artifacts and letters and handwritten notes from the president and the first lady. anyway, i'm going to show you some of them and tell you about them. but because this was the 50th anniversary of the ken key administration -- kennedy administration and because stanley had left me these photographs, i really wanted to share them. i didn't want to just donate them, you know, to a library with they'd sit in and people would never see them. so this photograph which is on the cover of the book came with an exclusive four days that stanley spent with president kenn

the first one is about lloyd friedendahl, the commander of the second corps. the allies tried to cut off the germans from tunis, and they failed to do that in their rush from the invasion area. they were in sort of disarray. they formed defensive positions. they had to defend quite a long front. now, then rommel launched his famous casserine pass which was a disaster, but frieden jdahl was replaced after that as commander of the second corps. bradley recommended his replacement. eisenhower had been pretty satisfied with him and said positive things about him up until then. and my question, i guess, here is do you think he was just a fall guy? and do you have any other insights? >> guest: well, thanks, harry. i think that friedendahl is the wrong man for the job, and i think he demonstrated that aptly. it took eisenhower a while to recognize that. eisenhower's feeling his way, and when a commander has been sent to him by george marshall, the chief of staff -- who's not only eisenhower's superior, he's ten years older and eisenhower reveres him -- so when the ch

banking system and the peekaboo accounting which looks great and john corps zein said no the f.b.i. wasn't involved no police were called for any of the actual crimes that have been committed so you have a two tier justice system you have a two tier economy you have me a feudalism you have austerity you have legalized slavery but what's left except maybe a box of donuts and a half drunk cup of coffee stacy ever thanks much for being on the kaiser report. so just a second a whole lot more. you have these use a small story to shia prime i would even say a story of terror and mountains like spying and persecution and restrictions and indefinite detention for being on the rise how do you explain these paradox one thing we do know about them is. they collapse with the exception this street is brutally. we speak your language i mean some of the will or not of the. news programs and documentaries and spanish matters to you breaking news a little too negative angles to these stories. here. in troy spanish more and more visit. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser time now to go t

he was on the army signal corps, up on wooden power poles and he his ee a war going on in sight. during world war ii, he talked about the many experiences he had, as he said making him a better american. he was very proud of his military service. he is the last world war ii veteran having served in the senate. we don't have any more world war ii veterans in the senate. his death is a great loss to this institution in many, many different ways. and when frank came home from the war, he was obviously very attend d was allowed to prestigious columbia university and did it on the g.i. bill like many other returning americans did. but he quickly found his own business, his own company. he did it with two friends, all three of them from new jersey, three kids from new jersey, under his leadership, this firm, automatic data processing, a.d.p., largest computing service of its kind in the world. he was proud and never hesitated to tell everyone that he made money. he became rich. he was a poor boy. became wealthy as a result. people being able to fulfill their dreams as people can do in

public those agencies include the peace corps the social security administration that apartment of education and agriculture and much more now according to the defense department strategy for the program that was obtained by mcclatchy newspaper one of the programs purposes is to quote hammer this fact home leaking is tantamount to aiding the enemy of the united states now it should be noted that as part of this initiative president obama ordered greater protections for whistleblowers who use proper channels in order to go through and report official waste fraud and abuse however critics argue that it creates a toxic work through a work environment where no one can trust one another and that could discourage whistle blowing on the end by the way according to the documents possible indicators of people who are looking to leak information or stress divorce and financial problems. well in his attempt to escape extradition edward snowden has gathered quite a following authorities and media outlets are trying to be the first to get their hands on him and they aren't alone artie's margaret howell e

banking system and the peekaboo accounting which looks great and john corps zein no the f.b.i. wasn't involved no police were called for any of the actual crimes that have been committed so you have a two tier justice system you have a two tier economy you have me a feudalism you have austerity you have legalized slavery but what's left except maybe a box of donuts and a half drunk cup of coffee. stacy ever thanks much panic as required. so jump a second at. least be told language the. whole program says documentaries in arabic in school here on the t.v. reporting from the world talks about six of the r.p. interviews intriguing story for you to. see in troy arabic to find out more visit our big teeth though it's called. i would rather ask questions for people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on r.t. question more. in the. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser time now to go to new york and speak with francine mckenna of review author tours dot com where francine a former auditor he

corps has a better model than the u.s. army where the accused rotational forces to deploy and then come back, when we talk about having excess capacity for the bases here in the united states it seems ridiculous to maintain the type of presence that we have, and so i would like to yield the balance of my time to mr. gibson. >> i appreciate the opportunity to be i will tell you i'm not sure i see the need for the amendment. i happen to disagree with that as well but i'm not sure that i see the point of it. i certainly can envision other ways we can go on about advancing our national security interest rather than a permanent forward base. mr. chairman, i request to strike the last word and continue to speak. >> we will put you in line. mr. wittman is recognized for two minutes. >> i would like to speak in favor of the amendment. as we all know, the need for our forces in europe is dictated not just by the relationship we have with nato, but it's also demand by the combatant commands. by the africom command, and having travel

banking system and the peekaboo accounting which looks great and john corps xining know the f.b.i. wasn't involved no police were called for any of the actual crimes that have been committed so you have a two tier justice system you have a two tier economy you have me a feudalism you have austerity you have legalized slavery but what's left except maybe a box of donuts and a half drunk cup of coffee stakes here but thanks much for being on the kaiser report. so tell the second that. well with. this month's high tech means good health whether it be the latest laser cutters or lifesaving heart rushing innovators are working hard to keep you healthy for some companies it's been a winding road from car simulators to cutting edge training systems for others it's been a lifetime of work along the mysteries of the skull check it all up on technology update we've got the future covered. what happened to the arab spring dream to egypt's first freely elected president bring any change to fear poverty economic failure and filings remain due to egypt's attempts to escape chaos leave it wallowi

the news corp name.this is a split that investors have been clamoring for.it becomes official on june 28. dish backs off its bid for sprint nextel corp.the satellite t-v provider said it was "impractical" to try and meet a tuesday deadline to submit a new offer. this means that sprint will most likely be acquired by japan's soft bank corp for $21.6 billion.sprint is the nation's third largest carrier. a new study finds many americans are overpaying for their smartphone plan, by about 52 billion dollars a year. analysts say cell phone plans have become more complex, throwing off consumers. "what happens is that people could understand minutes and messages...you know, we understand whats a minute...how long calls are....we understand what a message is, but gigabytes is this whole other realm. you don't really understand how much gigabytes youre using on pandora, or data youre using on email. so what we are seeing is people are overbuying their gigabytes." that was todd dunphy of save love give dot com, a company that analyzes cell phone bills. he notes many americans tend to think they

and the irony is, let's look at the corps of engineers' certified flood system. go look at new orleans. the new orleans flood protection system that failed during katrina. flooded thousands of households, cost tremendous devastation and loss of life. that's a certified levee. that system that failed is certified and then the system that never failed, that never flooded is decertified by fema. you're going to tell those people they have to pay $15,000, $20,000 a year for flood insurance when they never flooded and their system works. same with another hurricane protection system. under fema's interpretation of this law says that levee doesn't even exist. let me show you a picture. this is recently. you can see the flood waters here. and yet behind that levee system, the hurricane protection system, these people didn't flood. all you see is green grass here. there's no water because they didn't flood. fema has said this flood protection system doesn't exist. so these people who never flooded, who haven't filed a claim, they're not a burden to the system. they're pa

the navy and marine, an officer the chaplain corps may be a chaplain. shall have divine service every sunday. madam speaker, how is it that one can hold a religious service for an organization as the amendment puts it that does not consider itself to be a religion? it's completely contrary to the directions, instructions and the very definition of the chaplain corps represented by others to appoint groups. when you take away the worship, prayer, everything that makes a religious service religious, nothing.be left with there are those who serve our country. in ace addition, i'm certain every chaplain that serves our brave men and women are available for those who do not share their faith. and that's the case. i urge my colleagues to vote against this amendment and be very supportive of our current brave men and women who serve alongside our members of the armed forces. with that i yield back the balance of my time, madam chair. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from colorado. those in favor sa

the u.s. army corps of engineers says it plans to the cleanupte on more than a month. that are limited hours employees can work on that project. >> coming up, -- cracks and attack has people watching -- >> an attack has people watching their backs. >> and doug is back with a look of the full forecast. hey, look! a shooting star! make a wish! i wish we could lie here forever. i wish this test drive was over, so we could head back to the dealership. [ male announcer ] it's pctically yours. test drive! [ male aouncer ] but we still need your signgnature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a jetta. that's the power of german engineerneg. get $0 down, $0 due at signing, $0 deposit, and $0 first month's payment on any new volkswagen. visit vwdealer.com today. >> in just a few minutes, police will kick off another event to discuss making popular d.c. trails safer. it will be discussed at the walk and right event. correct a lot of people are very concerned -- >> the walking and biking event. >> a lot of people are very concerned about inciden

since then the corps of engineers has put more sand back. they have replenished the beach. we have wind, the rain, the risk of severe weather and some of those impacts heading up toward the maryland/delaware coast later tonight and certainly on friday. this moves out of the way if you're coming from d.c. toward florida for the weekend. no need to cancel plans. back to you. >> that's good news. mike seidel live for us. thank you. >>> let's get the latest on the forecast from tom. >> increasing clouds ahead of the system. scattered sprinkles later this morning. the areas in green you see moving are some sprinkles that may try to reach the ground in montgomery, loudoun and fauquier counties and sprinkles in the mountains and shenandoah valley. temperatures right now low to mid 60s across northern virginia and nearby suburbs in maryland and mid 60s now in the district of columbia. here's how our day is looking. by noontime the 70s. a small chance of a sprinkle this morning. have an umbrella handy. you'll need it this afternoon. pretty good chance of some passing showers mid aft

traded companies: 21st cenutry fox and the news corp. newspaper and publishing. still ahead, the latest edition to the superman franchise hits the box office this weekend. we'll hear if our critic expects soaring numbers. that's next. a low-budget film topped the box office over the weekend. our movie guy, erik childress, joins us on set this morning. good morning to you. and "the purge" a big winner. it only took $3 million to make this film. was it all about the marketing here? - apparently so. i mean, everyone is sort of talking about that. i didn't see a whole lot of advertisements for it. maybe it is just the shows that i watch, but it was advertised on wrestling apparently, also social media had a lot of talk about this. so, every once in a while you get a film like this with a high concept that sort of catches the public interest. and it certainly did. - comscore gave it a c. that's a very low rating, and yet there's a sequel that's coming out? - yeah, they already greenlit- well, when you have a $3 million film that makes $34 mil

press corps in the u.s. they're also attacking a journalist and slamming them with espionage act charges and so forth i just don't think that you're going to silence this generation these these people are from the internet they're born. digital natives and i think that this is a very very interesting trend very courageous young people stepping up and speaking truth to power and i think that they just not be able to plug the leaks you know and i think that he did consider very well the risks involved that he might not see his family again i was just as bradley manning did and they were willing to do it all the same and i commend them and i salute them and i stand and and also devote my life to try to raise awareness for these causes and i think it's very important to break through the sound barrier especially in the u.s. but there are not reporting on these issues or not reporting fairly on the bradley manning trial or on the fate of people like. brown or jeremy hammond or jacob and the kinds of persecution t

command and leadership, even the comet on in the marine corps says the trust in him -- in the chain of command is not exists now. do you not agree this has a chilling effect on reporting? >> i cannot speak to those circumstances. what i know is there was collateral misconduct on the part of some of members and that was adjudicated. i cannot speak to the charge of sexual assault. what i can tell you is what we are doing in my unit. we are -- we have a positive command climate. my unit is unique in the graincorp. i have less than 3000 marines and 16% women. that is a lot, especially in the graincorp. the marine corps has about seven percent women. a significant amount of women are in my unit and i have two cases right now. two. i know reading the literature out there i have a reporting issue. i am going after that. those are the numbers i work with right now. >> thank you. >> thank you. senator blumenthal? >> colonel, in one of your answers, you describe the way you make a decision, about whether to pursue charges. i know you are not a lawyer. and, by the way, lawyers are sometimes co

corps if they want a sition in the unit. on they acquire a position in the unit, they come here (o marine bras washington, d.c. they're the best of the best of marine musicians who try out for the rcruiter$. [ marching-band music playing ] >> out on what's cald the parade deck, there's a bit of friendly rivalry between "the cmaan(nc own" and "the cmaan(nc own" and >> one tries to out-flh the other as they pay their songs ac"ss the parade deck. >> not all the muic played at evening parade is instrument. the marine band's rendition of "proqd to be an american" brought the audience to their feetp >> ♪ god bless the usa >> iwas really good. i'm reall excite, becaue i'm actual enisted in the marines, (o be in the band. so seeg@this was a really good perience for me to get me perience for me to get me toee what i can becom. [ marching-band music playc ] >> the evening parade is open to the puic. admission is free. toind abougetting tickets, c@eck out our website. Éfor "ten ds news," i'm nicole. >> that's all for this week. than