and then we will hear, we ll close up the panel with dr. barbara van dahlen, founder and president of give an hour. so again think you for the work you are doing and for the testimony you are about to give us. jacob, let s begin with you. please bear with me while i read you a few names. sham, jensen, stewart, ross, rios, marco, clay hunt. in 2008 my unit redeployed home after a long and bloody to. seven month we lost 29, suffered nearly two dozen affectations and took over 150 caches. a name such as read, however, were not among those statistics. the names i just read are the names of the men we lost in the last four years. names of the men we lost to suicide while pursuing our peace. that lasting, clay hunt, belonged to my dear friend and cyber partner. clay was a good man, great marine and an incredible humanitarian. clay helped me start amortization called team rubicon, a nonprofit for continued service followi
shuttle finally resting in its museum retirement home. discovery made a grand entrance traveling down a runway to its final destination. hundred turned up to see it up close. brianne carter is live outside the udvar-hazy center where the 30-year-old shuttle will spend its retirement. the welcome ceremony is still ongoing. a number of people still on the stage behind us including more than a dozen of discovery s commanders. it s been a spectacular ceremony. thousands of people have come to the udvar-hazy center today to be a part of this historic moment. just about an hour ago we saw discovery as it made its way down the tarmac to me to nose to nose with its museum predecessor, enterprise. soon this afternoon it will be inside its new permanent home at. the at this shuttle is synonymous with the space program. it has traveled more than 39 missiles and, more than 300 days in office space and has created memories for many families. we spoke about its new chapter and that i
that was moved to the side of the shoulder. it s a little slow on the outer loop toward 66. inner loop is still pretty good from springfield ot to 66. some pockets of volume across the occoquan. and then up to springfield and 395 to the 14th street bridge. in maryland, traffic is moving pretty smoothly down 270 at west montgomery ave. the outer loop of the beltway is extremely slow from college park to silver spring. the accident was near georgia avenue has been cleared away. everything is open. the activity is on the side. back to you. thank you. a team of nasa legends will help guide the space shuttle discovery to its new home today. by now it is on the dulles greenway. overnight crews detected from the back of a jumbo jet. yesterday s rains slowed down the job a little, but today s transfer ceremony is still a go. brianne carter is outside the udvar-hazy center where the 30- year-old craft will retire. use of the weather was a little bit of a problem yesterday. they