arguments in the election meddling scandal the story corps practices of the russians who typically almost genetically driven to co-opt. perpetrate international law is being substituted for hashtags ash tag russia did it as tag highly likely. it is r.t. international polling stations have just opened in moscow for the country's presidential election but with russia's spread across eleven time zones in some regions the vote has already been in full swing for half a day now just a moment we can go live to call in bray and a dear a tutor from our special studio right in the heart of moscow. because it is decision with our coverage of the russian presidential election live from red square in the heart. with capital now let's just get this out of the way early on the sun for you it's pushing minus twenty here in moscow right now but voting started a few minutes ago but think of the people in the very far east you know because for most minus thirty five seconds so we've got to be lucky have money so. we called in very lucky indeed and we've got front row seats we will bring you all the latest f

arguments in the election meddling scandal the story corps practices of the russians who typically or more genetically driven to co-opt. purgatory international law is being substituted for hashtags house tag russia did it hashtag highly likely. it is r.t. international just a moment here we are about to go live to our central moscow studio for the very latest on the russian presidential election that will be with colin bray in a day or a tutor after a short break. american five folks but few months writes music notion take the example of yemen you see you do this so the genocide who are there going gone then just look who is some porting who american them british and the number walk of european countries they are a very generous nation then their support to the ag rests up so what kind of human blood sad in which to live a million children a woman does not come. with politicians to do something. they put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so if you want to be president i'm sure. most somewhat want to be rich. but you going to be first to see what before three in the

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arguments in the election meddling scandal the story corps practices of the russians who typically almost genetically driven to co-opt. perpetrate international law is being substituted for hash tags hash tag russia did it. highly likely. ok thanks very much for joining us here on r.t. to naslund our election coverage of course the saving kevin nicky will bring you a full hour of that coverage coming up at nine o'clock our time that's in half an hour. this baby and. this on march eighteenth vote with your remote to zante for special coverage of the russian presidential election exit polls opinions real time results monitoring and much more. let's go to financial for one . of the money laundering first to visit this three different. good this is a good start well we have our three banks also. something in your something in america. cayman island to do all these banks are complicit in the progress that we just. need to do some serious mood ok let's see how we did well we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for the jewelry and how about. again from that you know what money is highly. thou

arguments in the election meddling scandal but the story corps practices of the russians who typically or most genetically driven to co-opt. perpetrate international law is being substituted for hashtags russia did it. highly likely. well we have been talking at length about the incident on the resulting buck clash with russia's ambassador to the pay the full interview which urged here later this hour. well the slew of allegations come just as russians prepare to go to the polls in sunday's presidential election our senior correspondent moroccans d. of looks at how public funded broadcasters in the west appear to be doing what russia has been accused of all along interfering goodness there's this russia story keep going you go by what they say on t.v. russia has now meddled in to fear within the corrupted practically every single letter of the us constitution and they expect more the threats not going to go away the russians about that so long to have a fully expect though continue to be out do you have concerns that they might try and interfere in the u.s. midterms which are coming of

arguments in the election meddling scandal the story corps practices of the russians who typically almost genetically driven to co-opt. perpetrate international law is being substituted for hashtags our stagg russia did it as tag highly likely. watching our international there is just about three and a half hours left of voting the russian presidential election will be back with the latest on math in about thirty five minutes time. this baby and. this is on march eighteenth through vote with your remote to zante for special coverage of the russian presidential election exit polls opinions real time results monitoring and much more. when lawmakers manufacture consensus instead of public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the famous merry go round lives only the one percent. we can all middle of the room six. million real news is. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want to listen. what's it like to beatrice with what before scribbling can't be good that i'm interested alway

arguments in the election meddling scandal the story corps practices of the russians who typically or most genetically driven to co-opt. perpetrate international law is being substituted for hashtags hash tag russia did it hash tag highly likely. highly likely is the term britain and its allies use in their joint statement alleging moscow's culpability for the poisoning. they also want russia to tell the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons about the nerve agent which is thought to have been used one unknown graffiti artist has. this dine at the russian embassy. that among other items includes. a reference. used against paul and his daughter. takes a look at how the coverage of case is wrapping up in europe. so here are just some newspapers that i saw this morning in paris now and this one is on france which translates as today in france and so you can see it has quite a scary front page which says that the cold war isn't over now we've got here as well with the have blind. spots in the united states with the sound cold war and we've got another one which is. that cool

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corps reserves of european countries are obsessed about the role of russia for the rich i can understand why cannot agree. with him of putin unveils russia's new strategic costs in all including a new clear capable makes all that he says can defeat all eggs. defense systems state of the nation address the president added the response to the u.s. development of an anti missile shield. with the world reacting to president putin speaks to the u.s. state department briefing takes an ugly enough to the spokesperson refuses to take questions from russian journalists. who say that they are you taking out from russian to be. sat down on. south africa's parliament passes a motion that could see white farmers across the country stripped of their land without compensation we get different opinions on this controversial move. very good evening to you great to have you with. international. so to me putin has delivered his annual state of the nation address to parliament sharing with them his vision of the country's future during that speech the president announced the development of new strategic wea

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arguments in the election meddling scandal the story corps practices of the russians who typically or most genetically driven to co-opt. perpetrate international law is being substituted for hashtags russia did it. highly likely. indeed highly likely is the term britain and its allies use in their joint statement to conclude moscow's culpability for the poisoning they also want russia to tell the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons but the nerve agent which was thought to have been used international affairs commentator marco gossage sees the u.k. also has data that should be disclosed. well it almost doesn't matter whether they're russian citizens or not i mean here we have an instance where someone in this case russia is being accused so that someone being accused is not being told what the evidence is against them in fact they've been denied sight of the evidence that they could then question investigate and contest so in in the british legal system in any western legal system that would be viewed as utterly scandalous but it seems the british establishment thinks

arguments in the election meddling scandal the story corps practices of the russians who typically or most genetically driven to co-opt. purgatory international law as being substituted for hashtags are stagg russia did it. highly likely. you've been watching the weekly here in r.t. international will be back with more news for you in about half an hour's time in our special coverage of the russian presidential election. welcome to the part u.s. president donald trump has until may twelfth to decide whether to make good on his threat to exit the rand deal potentially a panda hears of international diplomacy and setting the ground for yet another conflict how seriously is that threat taken intact and should the american bullying be accommodated if peace is at stake while to discuss that i'm now joined by muhammad later jonny had of iran's high council for human rights and deputy off international affairs in the just sorry mr larijani it's a great pleasure great honor talking to you thank you very much for your time thank you but let me start with the news of the day and this is a conce

arguments in the election meddling scandal the story corps practices of the russians who typically or more genetically driven to co-opt. purgatory international law is being substituted for a harsh tax our stag russia did it. highly likely. it's just going to twenty five past six here in moscow the main is just a couple of hours left or so before the polls do close in russia will be back with the latest on the presidential election in about thirty minutes from. the far right to britain isn't just on the march it's taking violent mongers action i don't like it but. i see those organizations which will usually split in two which would be for a different names how do you view that look. at . the complex web of butchers' fashionable. politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. some want to. let you go on to be for us that's what before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of mexico. city. i've played for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside out. the ball

shall corps has announced he's stepping down in a statement on facebook chore said he wanted to take a rest from his work rumors of his poor health have been circling for months now took office in twenty sixteen hours a close friend of the leader and son soon. the president of south korea has hinted at the possibility of a meeting between both koreas and the u.s. is expected to meet north korean leader kim jong il next month to discuss pyongyang's nuclear missile program separately u.s. president donald trump has said he will meet kim by day. and the u.s. senate has killed a resolution that would have prevented continued american involvement in the saudi led war in yemen the vote was fifty five to forty four now the vote took place after the saudi crown prince mohammed bin samantha visited the white house on monday. facebook will brief the u.s. congress on wednesday over a scandal involving the data breach of millions of its users cambridge analytical political consultancy based in london is accused of gaining an authorized access to the details of fifty million facebook users the fi

else that cryan story going down in doggy bags home turf frankfurt. well many here on the trading floor are giving this latest rumors quite some credibility and also that is reflected on the share price of daughter buying today to be fair enough it has been in general a very successful trading day here so far after quite some losses yesterday the dax is up with about two hundred points shares of the larger bank are also up not that much right now only with about zero point five percent that's at least something when you look at the development of their share price this year it has tumbled went down almost thirty percent and investor told me that of course everybody is blaming crying at the moment he must be going through some very tough days at the moment he is not this shiny see old compared to some of his previous sensors he was hired to reform the bank to cut drops to make difficult. decisions is successful or not somebody who was who hired for big reforms is never really popular a difficult time certainly for john cry but also for germany's bigges

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corps he would like to go out and entertain them and at one point he started to develop all sorts of jokes and said i must have been elected president, look at all these people. then he was the spokesman for dunkin' donuts. so then it was really funny. but one other notice is you know, if they ever knew i might be interested in combining it with mayan and they are famous people but they are thinking the way that you and i would think about real estate, so they are like this is really tragic and i should call my realtor. so he tells the story in the book and without giving anything away because i hope everyone buys the book and enjoys the surprise he does tell the story of the first time he walked into the now vacant apartment and into her bedroom that is in the book into these and the chapter is called monica land is because he would give evil tours of the house. and this is monica land. it would be the dining room and the other part of the kitchen. [laughter] >> you obviously couldn't speak with the likes of the attorney general and his wife but when they went through the book i fee

has a story the army navy. enough in the battle for world's dominance it's time for new developments and donald trump isn't short of ideas space is a war fighting domain. just like the land air and sea. we may even have a space force develop another one space force we have the air force one of the space force we have the army the navy trans comments have captured the imagination of twisties as with many wondering whether help become the guardian of the galaxy or will he be training in all me of power ranges all still in trip as ready to file a says any extraterrestrial threats and even some of the president's general seem to be a list same page or planets. there is no war in space just as there is no war in cyberspace there is only war and war can extend into any demain not a new idea it's been proposed many times in the past and it's always been rejected but it is something that people have been promoting again recently and i think that would be a very negative move actually because it would create a constitue

he was joking with the press corps he would like to go out and entertain them. he started developing all sorts of jokes. look at all of these people. then he was a spokesman for duncan donuts. he would bring them out to the reporters and catch up with them. and then he would say where was gordon liddy when i needed him. there was one other notice. he tells one of the reporters. you know if they ever move i might be interested in buying that apartment and combining it with mine. it signals to meet these are famous people but they are thinking the way you and i would think about real estate. he tells the story of it. i would hope everybody buys the book and enjoys it. he does tell me the story of the first time he walked in the now vacant apartment and then walked into monica's bedroom. the reason of the chapter is called monica land is he used to give to others worse when people would come over to the house. and that would be that dining room and the other part of the kitchen. you did not speak with monica lewinsky and you obviously couldn't speak with the likes

the story of that mission and the marines he fought with is told in his book. thank you for joining us here major scott. >> thank you for having me. >> you talk about growing up in high school. you talk about the war movies. but in the end, you say it is about bringing those marines home alive.>> it is absolutely about the people. you can measure your success on the battle field from the number of bad guys you kale but for me the real metric of success was bringing home as many marines alive as possible. we did that through our training and because of the brotherhood and power of human connection that they shared through some of the worst conditions created by war. every time they performed the superhuman acts on the battlefield, i could not have been more proud of them each and every time. but that brotherhood that we experience in the marine corps goes over to the families that support us. our families are big part of everything we do. they continue to love us so much and care for us so much . it is a very real honor to share their stories along with the figh

he'll stop marine corp station in san diego county. he's expected to attend a republican fundraiser. >>> this is video from san diego yesterday. there's already protesters taking to the streets. more of the same expected today. today in the bay's tracy potts from washington, d.c. >> reporter: these are the 30 feet border wall samples president trump will see today. these, demonstrations, protesting his visit. >> he's trying to divide us on every way he possibly can. >> my mother and i are not rallying for your base and the state of california is not your golf course. >> reporter: california a hotspot for immigration paolicy. and sanctuary cities. mr. trump's immigration director yesterday. >> we're protecting the american public. >> reporter: last week the trump administration sued california over laws that made it illegal to cooperate with federal officers. >> our cities should be safe havens for american people, not for american criminals, okay? not for american criminals. >> reporter: his visit today, a test on immigration, border s

in san diego on tuesday he explained his new outer space strategy and he's an intercept the as that story. the army navy and air forces aren't enough in the battle for world dominance it's time for new developments and donald trump isn't short of ideas space is a war fighting domain name just like the land air and sea we may even have a space force develop another one space force the air force one of the space force we have the army the navy trans comments have captured the imagination of twisties as with many wondering whether help become the guardian of the galaxy or will he be training an army of power rangers all stormtroopers ready to file a says any extraterrestrial threats and even some of the president's general seem to be a list same page or planet. there is no war in space just as there is no war in cyberspace there is only war and war can extend into any demain not a new idea it's been proposed many times in the past and it's always been rejected but it is something that people have been promoting again recently and i think that would be a very negative move actually because it

but the story he was most critical of was he would be talking to a peace corps attorney named elmer, the president saying, this didn't happen. the reporting is that he actually met at the white house mr. flood. if that was the case, what would that indicate to you? >> it's been a longtime thought that the team mr. trump has to deal with the russian investigation is too small. it really, essentially is. it seems the president's following is receding, it's getting smaller. so it would make sense if they want to move toward the impeachment arena, he knows how to deal with this. but i think as a bolstering or denying it. . it doesn't really matter, he needs additional help. contrary to what he said, this thing is not wrapping up in the next 30 days. >> and julian, does this also indicate that the president is worried that if indeed this isn't the case that democrats will perhaps pick up more seats and perhaps impeachment proceedings would be more. >> absolutely. that's why the trump speech san the stump speech go hand in hand. the stump speech would be getting what you want. and he is se

and the everyone press corps appeared to be on the same page about the story, one of the fake news reporters didn't get the memo. he works for fake news at cnn, jim acosta. he was preoccupied still with stormy, stormy, stormy, stormy. take a look. >> thanks so much, guys. have a great rest of the week. >> stormy daniels. why has he not spoken out about stormy daniels? >> sean: it's not surprisingg coming from cnn. by the way, we know. we learned that creepy anderson cooper, they jerry springer want to be, he is now going to be hosting a town hall next week with jim comay. that's right, jim, a spec audition to become the next pay to liberal talking head. fake news msnbc conspiracy theory news, sitting down for a town hall will to with cnn's version of springer. haley, james comey, i've already told you, you can divulge your deepest darkest secrets to me and i guess creepy anderson cooper, your choice. these are some of the questions come up either way, cooper was asking, and other ways, jerry springer junior asking stormy daniels and karen mcdougal. check out the creep factor. >> so the sex w

from michael who goes back to your earlier point saying "the press corps likes tabloid stories rather than hard ews." guest i think he is right. and that is why there is a daily briefing. as they do a much better job conveying the message. we go to alabama, good morning. caller: good morning. good to see you. i know that you change hosts sometimes. i'm a senior also. and the young man with america first, you might think liberals and liberal media are doing whatever -- that isn't it. we are all stupid. we are at home, watching the news every day. it is in the majority of americans that agree with him. some people do vote for him. he is supposed to take care of america. he is saying america first. also, class and character goes a long way. i miss class and character, and this person has none. don't tell me this crap about he is redefining the public. it doesn't need to be redefined. withresidents started george washington. he is a disgrace. i am really sad what america is going through now. host: we will give our guest a chance to respond. guest: thank you for your comments. obviously,

here's more of his remarkable story. >> i did five years in the marine corps, mostly with -- actually all with 1st battalion marines. my last year or so was with the wounded warrior regiment. the vehicle i was in got hit by an ied. i immediately lost my right leg. the left leg was pretty beat up. when i was going through rehab or going through the hospital at bethesda naval hospital we decided to take the left leg as well because it was pretty beat up. it wasn't going -- there weren't good projections for its health either. eboni: i can't even imagine, luke, the news of knowing that you will be losing both your legs below the knee must feel like. if you could share a bit about that and at what point did it become clear to you that yes, maybe, this horrific loss is indeed the case, but there's this awesome thing i'm really really good at, and it is going to take me to the next phase of my career. >> yeah, i mean, when you join the military, especially when you join the infantry and the marines, you know there's significant risk of either getting injured or even dying. but nobody ever r

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" fake news story. one reporter did not get the memo and he works for fake news cnn. jim was preoccupied with stormy. take a look. >> thanks, have a great rest of the week. >> stormy daniels, why hasn't he spoken on stormy daniels? >> sean: that's not surprising coming from fake news cnn led by the king of porn jeff zucker. and we learned that creepy anderson cooper, the jerry springer wanna be will host's town hall with james comey. to become the next liberal talking head. james comey, i already told you, you can divulge your deepest and darkest secrets to me and creepy anderson cooper. it's your choice. these are some of the questions cooper was asking. jerry spring jr. asking stormy daniels and karen mcdougal. check out the creep factor. >> the sex was consensual? did he hand you money? did he bring up his wife or child? were you in love with him. did he compare you to any of his kids. did he use protection. >> you told donald trump to turn around and take off his pants? >> yes. >> did he? >> yes. >>

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that prompted heat from twitter users when he misspelled corps in marine corps. it was eventually corrected. >>> this morning's other big story, breaking news from pennsylvania. we're watching that razor thin margin in the special election. >> only a few hundred votes separating republican rick saccone and democrat conor lamb. out of more than 200,000 votes cast and there are still absentee ballots being counted. >> that could take a week before they get through all of them. there are enough of those mail-in votes to decide the election. moments ago they each spoke to supporters. one of them, even declared victory. >> you know we're going to fight the way to the end. don't give up and we'll keep it up. we're going to win it. >> it took a little longer than we thought, but we did it. >> many see this race south of pittsburgh as an omen of this fall's congressional elections. president trump took the district by nearly 20 points but a win by the democrat could mean a problem by the republican party. >> certainly keeping things interesting. >> yep. >>> and it could

as we know, general friedenhal was relieved and no longer in charge of the second corps and p patton takes charge. patton was originally at this time planning for operation husky, for the invasion of sicily, and there's a lot of doubt amongst our allies. there's a story, whether it's true or not, that general harold alexander, who was the commander of the 18th army group, the british commander, said to eisenhower, surely you got to have better men than this. so eisenhower to save face is like, this guy's got to go. bradley has also gone out kind of as eisenhower's spy and went around and talked to all the various spies like general ward and general harmon who had also visited the staff and pretty much the story was universal. they had lost faith in friedenhal, and they felt like he was not responsive to what they were requesting in terms of support. so friedenhal had to go. and i think the movie of patton starring george c. scott does a really accurate depiction of what it was like. he comes in and bradley actually describes it like a roman general on a chariot. patton initially is r

that ends my story. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] >> >> does that relate to what we are seeing with football players today with the national anthem? history ofa long racism. >> you could be featured during our program. join the conversation on facebook and on twitter. 50 years ago after a then-month investigation, national advisory commission on civil disorders released its report on february 29, 1968. president johnson created the commission in the wake of widespread rioting, unrest, and racial tension in several major cities including los angeles, chicago, newark, and detroit. up next, "remedy for riot," an hour-long cbs news report from 1968 detailing the commission's findings about the causes of racial division and civil disorders and proposals for preventing similar unrest in the future. the report is commonly known as the kerner report,

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marine corps gunnery sergeant. let me start with you on this, rebecca. what would the implications be? i don't think it's a secret that the president and mcmaster don't necessarily see eye to eye with respect to policy. >> mcmaster has done a great job. he's gotten all of the reports out, the new defense strategy, nuclear posture review. today this is fake news. this is twisted garbage, an attack on the west wing. but in the future it's time for mcmaster to leave and get his fourth star. so i would expect to see him rotate out on a normal basis, maybe sometime in the summer or further on and go back to the army and get promoted to the four-star position. charles: what would this do -- we know one thing in the past we've seen as military moral. would this upset that at all? >> i don't think it will have negative implications. a lot of washington insider that i work with are not happy with mcmaster. i have to suggest this is a good change, the time may be right. many feel he's had globalist views. there's been quite a number of people distraught with the l

so why did this story and in such tragedy. al-jazeera won't expose the life and why of mazie idea at this time on al-jazeera. the consequence of war. ventures and russia he served in the marine corps for mentioning two hundred ninety five that just doesn't go away. but living out of his truck for the last couple years. he's homeless. follows a group of u.s. veterans traumatized by war. as they struggle to get their lives back shelter at this time. i. watch is continue across the world in solidarity with students in the u.s. demanding tougher gun will. take it this is educate a live from davos up up coming. only one rebel group is left in eastern huta with pro-government forces edging closer to taking control. calls to treat them better rallies across australia in support of asylum seekers plus. it's two hundred fifty years since the founding of the modern circus we've got here in the city of birmingham ticcing would say. hello it was a call to action led by students from a high school in florida after a shooting that killed se

marshall one of the reasons the army corps was formed in the 1940s and then later o integrated with the whole army in the late 60s early 70s is because george marshall knew the hello grossman they took us calls. [laughter] >> wasn't their case in 2016 where they weren't going to bury some of the female veterans or something. >> yes, one more time. yeah, 2016 these women they finally got recognized along with women of world war ii known as the wasps, women's heirs service pilot and barry goldwater got so interested because he had been a pilot in world war ii as well and he couldn't believe that the women pilots of world war ii didn't get what he got in so he advanced their legislation into fellow girls and the wasps when it together on the same piece of legislation that goldwater sponsored. then in 2016 arlington announced you know, were running out of space so the wasps weren't real soldiers anyway so they will be buried here. as recent as two years ago and i'm sorry i forget the name of it was an arizona congressman who again went to congress and said one more time we are soldiers and

in fact, the best spokesman for the marine corps, i want you to talk to their outstanding young men and women and they are smart enough to know when to stay in their lane. but i have not been told one way or the other what to do or not to do in the media. so we will continue to engage because they want the american people to know what they're marine corps is doing because we are doing a lot of great, incredible stuff and we should be proud of it. >> sticking with the news, the latest development was the new policy on troops. give us your thought on that policy or your input as much as you can on this change were previously open service was to roll. did you support that change? >> the secretary of the navy and privileged communication. the president said he deferred the decision of the secretary of of the secretary of defense and director of homeland security. this is all still under litigation. in the meantime, when the courts decide what the rules are going to be, we'll just leave it at that. it fluctuated. it's not a large number than that with some of them and they are out there serv

mention one specifically which for country and corps. about her grandfather, he grandfather is the commanding general of the first marine division in korea. he is one of the main voices in that story. she wrote this biography of her grandfather. read the book. i didn't know her and i was blown away. i want this man to be the voice in the story. i found out where she lives and i contacted her by ash i wrote her a letter actually and said, introduced myself and i said, i'm really interested in more about this man and what i said was, i promise you i do not exploit -- i'm not looking to some expos expose junk. she wrote back and said i know who you are, i've read most of your books and her husband is a marine, career marine and she sent me three audio cds of her grandfather, who did not write a memoir but did an audio memoir. she sent them to me. i have his voice. so if somebody wants to contradict something the does in the book, i'm sorry issue can get him to tell you. i just love that. that's the best example of that personal, getting int

i want to talk about general patton and's influence on the second corps after the fiasco at kasserine. rob was asking me, leo, why did you pick the battle of el guettar? well, i could actually pronounce it. >> [laughter] mr. barron: if you notice a lot of these names -- i can't really do that. it.ll end up pointing at role itity was the played, a lot for our army's psyche and morale. we had just gone through the battle of kasserine pass, played, a lot and there was a lot of doubt. a journalist working at the new yorker, who was present at the battle of el guettar, said the was this impression amongst the american soldiers that the germans were supermen. that was the word he used. el guettar was an important battle because it dispelled a lot of those myths. is not a good thing when you have a general talking about his adversary as if he is some learned professor and you are just a student. it is me of star wars -- reminds wars, obi-wan kenobi and darth vader, the student and master. it reminded me of the first time we had beaten the germans in a stand up fight. the 10th panzer division

story on the cambridge analytica controversy. and a look at the future of driverless cars with michael faron of the george washington university center. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016]] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] host: good morning on this saturday, march 31. welcome to the "washington ournal." the president and the first lady news out of for the white house for syria. the president frozen more than $2 million in funds for recovery there. and it was during this month, march of 1971 that the u.s. congress endorsed the 26th

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as we know, general f ariedenha was relieved and no longer in charm of second corps and patton takes charge. patton was originally at this time planning for operation husky, for the invasion of sicily, and there's a lot of doubt amongst our allies. there's a story, whether it's true or not, that general harold alexander, who was the commander of the 18th army group, the british commander, said to eisenhower, surely you got to have better men than this. so eisenhower to save face is like, this guy's got to go. bradley has also gone out kind of as eisenhower's spy and went around and talked to all the various spies like general ward and general harmon who had also visited the staff and pretty much the story was universal. they had lost faith in friedenhal, and they felt like he was not responsive to what they were requesting in terms of support. so friedenhal had to go. and i think the movie of patton starring george c. scott does a really accurate depiction of what it was like. he comes in and bradley actually describes it like a roman general on a char yaciot. patton initially is rel

doppler radar for your city, for the approaching storm and when it's going to hit jaw our other top story right now president trump will be in california today. >> he's going to stop by some of the prototypes for the border wall later today, but first the president will visit troops at marine corps air station miramar in san diego county. he's also expected to attend a republican national committee fundraiser in beverly hills. the president will not visit the bay area. now, this is the president's first trip to california as president. >> scott mcgrew, polls show that he doesn't get much support in the golden state at all. >> no, he does not. california, marcus, with as close to a separate country as you can get as far as policies and politics did go. there are at least a dozen cases where we are seeing the federal government or the feds are suing our state over immigration, the environment, travel bans, marijuana. mr. trump did make two notable visits as candidate. here he is in san jose as fans chanted build that wall. >> we're going to build that wall. don't even think about it. don't

wanted me to read this story and then speak out and reach out to the united states marine corps and ask them to, please let's retire this wonderful animal named lex, a german shepherd, who had also been wound with his master. and asked the general to reach out to the air force who owned these dogs, to retire lex. i want to read briefly the story that john had written and given to me. i'm going to read five paragraphs. it's a five-page article. my partner, dustin, i'm a u.s. marine and the primary element of a two-member team trained to hunt and locate explosives. my partner and i trained as a team for many months, honing our expertise to save american lives and the war on terrorism in iraq. march 21, 2007. i'm on the job in fallujah. when enemy fired rocket-propelled grenade splosesplodes in our midst and i'm blasted to the ground and stund. my head is ringing and my body feels numb. my eyes can't quite focus on anything. my partner is lying next to me severely wounded and bleeding. i moved to him and touched him. but he's not responding. i feel sharp pains in my side and back. i'm blee

marine corps general walter said we have a year's worth of money, and 2018, five months to spend it. i understand there are proposals to give more flexibility in spending this money, including changing fiscal 2018 operations and maintenance fund interesting one year to two year funding. beyond this current issue, are there other changes in the budget process such as biennial appropriations for certain defense accounts that could result in greater stability and efficiency in in military spending? secretary norquist: i think there's two types of challenges that we look at as you look over time. let me look at the 2018 and then the longer period. in 2018 there is a series of rules designed to encourage people to spend their money earlier in the year and not hold it until the en. one's called the 80-20 rule. you can only spend 20% of your money at the end of the year. when you get the bulk of your money late in the year, that makes it harder. then your deadline isn't one october, it's two months earlier. all of these relate to wanting to spend the money where the highest priority is. and